The Flats at Union Row being constructed on the left (condos). On the right is a completed condo building.
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The best way to get the housing market thriving again is to drop prices to the point where supply equals demand. Home sellers might not like it, but it's good for buyers and it's great for Realtors.
For Realtors, the best way to make more money is to sell houses quickly, and the best way to sell houses quickly is to convince the seller to drop the price.
For Realtors, the best way to make more money is to sell houses quickly, and the best way to sell houses quickly is to convince the seller to drop the price.
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June
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- Its Been Busy, Here are Some Links
- Fed Raises Rates by 1/4
- FOMC Meeting, Announcement Expected Soon
- Fannie Mae
- Blanche Evans of Realty Times Sounds Desperate
- Blog Rules
- Federal Reserve Board Starts Two Day Meeting
- Condos in U Street Corridor in DC
- NAR: May Existing Home Sales
- Extremely Bubblicious in Phoenix Metro Area
- May 2006 New Home Sales
- David Lereah's 'New' Book
- BubbleSphere Roundup
- Interest Rates Continue to Rise
- The Bubblicious Fence
- David Lereah's Book: How the Cover Changed
- In Chicago 'Bloodbath' ended first condomania
- Where are the Greater Fools?
- Danbury Station in Washington, DC
- AP: Foreclosures may jump as ARMs reset
- Bubble Sphere Roundup
- Freddie Mac Can't Get Their Books Right
- Pictures :-)
- What's Next for The MLS?
- Mr. Lereah is Backpedaling!
- Quick Links
- Recent Housing 'Investors' Are Hurting
- Harvard's 'The State of the Nation’s Housing' Stud...
- Bernanke: Most in U.S. manage money well
- Bubble Meter Blog Mentioned in Washington Post Exp...
- The Motley Fool Takes on NAR and David Lereah
- Year over Year Median Sales Price Stagnates in Nor...
- Bubble Sphere Roundup
- Watcha Gonna do Ben?
- Rent vs Buying A Similar Property
- Homebuilders' Stock vs.Nasdaq vs. S & P 500
- More DC Pictures
- NAR to Bernanke: Don't Raise Rates
- Crab Feast To Sell Condos in Silver Spring
- Housing Bubble Blogs Falling Like Flies
- Ben Bernanke Speech
- June FOMC Meeting
- NAR Blog has NOT been Updated Recently
- Q & A Time
- Bubble Sphere Roundup
- Washington, DC Pictures
- OFHEO 1Q Housing Data is Out
- Hurricane Season is Here
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