Real Estate continued

You are reading about a bottom for housing: the basis of the economic recovery. You are not reading about this.... keep reading

The problem is not just defaults. It's who will get stiffed.... keep reading

It is a crash, and it will continue. Economists refuse to face reality.... keep reading

Where is the evidence that housing has recovered? It's missing in action.... keep reading

What is the connection between a housing recovery and an economic recovery?... keep reading

Where do college graduates want to live? Productivity and money will follow.... keep reading

How much lower can housing prices go? Two graphs.... keep reading

Here is the silver lining in a rotten housing market.... keep reading

Are rents falling or rising? That depends on where you live.... keep reading

This is real-world. This is also very scary. I don't think this is the only property like this. I am ready to buy it.... keep reading

To understand the mania, consider this beachfront home in Southern California. This is why there is no recovery in sight.... keep reading

If you want to know where housing prices will rise, find out where the jobs are likely to be. We know where this is.... keep reading

The government asks you to trust it. I say you should begin to reduce this trust. Here is a strategy to do this.... keep reading

George Soros has issued a warning. He pointed to the tip of the iceberg.... keep reading

The residential housing market is nowhere near the bottom. Bad mortgages are still rising, along with foreclosures. The recovery has been delayed . . . again. See the chart for your city.... keep reading

The extent of the threat is underestimated. Homeowners have no idea that this problem exists.... keep reading