Another week another roundup. Let us get started. :-)
Over at Urban Digs has a post comparing new listings between April to May in a collection of selected neighborhoods in New York City. There is also a solid graph. "Well on first glance I can't help but notice the surge in new listings in the $501K-$750K price group in May versus April; which is about a 51% increase month to month. In fact, every price group under $1M has experienced an increase in new listings with the exception of the little guys under $250K which stayed the same! The higher end listings data is erratic with a jump in the $3.001M+ price group but a notable decline in the $2.001M-$2.5M price group." Check out Urban Digs.
There is a fantastic discussion over at The Housing Bubble Blog as to which market is Ground Zero for the Housing Bubble . I'm leaning towards Phoenix. Although, most of Florida is NOT far behind.
The Southern Maryland Housing Bubble News is busy investigating and reporting on the apparent fraud going on involving supposed 'non profits' and real estate.
The Washington Post has an article that looks at how 'Condo Fees Are Escalating at a Shocking Pace.' Another reason to rent in the DC area.
Sunday, June 04, 2006
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