Blogs: Real Estate Bubble

Gerakan vice-president Datuk Mah Siew Keong said that if the proposal was applied across the board, the property market, construction industry, housing and real estate industry, and economic growth would slow down. ...

The question regarding a national real estate bubble, and or a hard or soft landing according to the President of The National Mortgage Complaint Center/Homeowners Consumer Center "is about to get answered." Mr. Thomas Martin the ...

Nominal GDP growth has been inflated by the real estate bubble. Both nominal and real GDP growth is also distorted by unsustainable economic activities that depend on real estate, said Andy Xie, an independent economist, in an op-ed in ...

Michael Sjerven, it is real estate spin jockey's like yourself who exacerbate this unprecedented real estate bubble. Fact: Interest rates and home prices are inversely related. This means that when interest rates rise it causes downward ...

The U.S. housing bubble in perspective. Posted on 06 September 2010. From Seekingalpha.com: We often emphasize the importance of context when analyzing financial market and economic information. A given data point only has meaning when ...

Like I've been telling my friends for years, it's a bubble stupid, it can't last for ever. If the average young couple has to.

The 1980′s were close enough as the farmers saw the same real estate bubble bursting as home owners have recently, The government also played an important role in the bubble by supplying easy credit for farmers to expand. ...

The foreclosure solution, if we can even call it that, is based on banks foreclosing on lower priced homes and allowing higher priced delinquent borrowers to...

First, was there with the refinancing boom - historic super low rates where every loan was a vanilla slam dunk loan. Quick, easy and free money and sailed.

For all of you young professionals trying to navigate the real estate market, it can certainly be confusing. There are conflicting headlines out there all the time. Some say we're headed for a bubble, some say we're not. ...