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Bubble Meter is a national housing bubble blog dedicated to tracking the continuing decline of the housing bubble throughout the USA. It is a long and slow decline. Housing prices were simply unsustainable. National housing bubble coverage. Please join in the discussion.
For me, the best thing about housing blogs are the anecdotes and specific examples. The larger macro stuff is interesting, but gets repetitive after a while. The social details interest me personally more. Just my opinion.
ReplyDeleteAs the previous reader mentioned, I am interested in specific details, especially details of a particular house that is tracked from initial market listing to a sold date (with final price, and any concessions made).
ReplyDeleteSo that's a tally of 2 for specific local examples:
Specific Local Examples: 2
Macro Economic Analysis: 0
I want to hear about H St. NE
ReplyDeleteIs really it going to be the "new" Logan Circle?
I'd like to hear about the current state of the market in teh nicer neighborhoods - Dupont, Kalorama, Georgetown, and Logan. I have a rental condo in Dupont that I bought four years ago that I will list in March 2006. Thanks for your reporting. I think you do a good job showing all the craziness while maintaining some balance.
ReplyDeleteFYI, www.mris.com DC market statistics show that median and mean sales prices in DC hit an all-time record in November. I don't think the market has collapsed yet. Based on anecdotal info, including your posts, it seems the suburban market is having trouble, as is the new condo market and upgraded working-class single family / rowhouse market, especially in transitional neighborhoods.
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