Monday, October 19, 2009

Lawrence Yun's Arlington condo

Here are photos of the Arlington, Virginia, condominium where Lawrence Yun lives. Lawrence Yun, as you recall, is the chief economist for the National Association of Realtors. He has repeatedly mislead the public by making overly-rosy housing market forecasts. His misleading forecasts are often quoted by the press and presented as coming from an authoritative source.


Previously, I have posted a photo of Lawrence Yun's house in Centreville, Virginia, which he and his wife rent out. I have also posted a photo of the house of his predecessor, David Lereah.

9 comments:

  1. Too bad he lives in so called "immunington". How fitting would it have been if his condo was in hard hit PWC

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  2. There is no point to critize him because he has to make rosy comments due to the nature of his job. You have the right not to listen to him. He has the right to speak for his interest group.

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  3. What's the purpose of this information? Should I honk my horn next time i drive by it? I don't get it.

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  4. Honk and when he looks out the window, moon him.

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  5. kahner's new around here, isn't he? In the old days of Bubble Meter, David used to post a single photo of lock boxes and get 30+ comments.

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  6. kahner's new around here, isn't he? In the old days of Bubble Meter, David used to post a single photo of lock boxes and get 30+ comments.

    Heh - those were the days werent they? I recently came across a pic of the infamous bubble bench (remember that one)???

    Kinda sad with this whole bubble thing winding down.

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  7. What's the purpose of posing this info? It seems unnecessarily personal.

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  8. Wow....I live right across the street from mr. propaganda and dis-information himself.

    I hope I run across him so that I can mention that if I had taken his advice in 2006, I would be stuck paying a $300K mortgage on a house now worth $120K.

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  9. "I hope I run across him so that I can mention that if I had taken his advice in 2006, I would be stuck paying a $300K mortgage on a house now worth $120K.
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    Other then the slum Co-op in roslyn. I cannot think of any place in that area that is $120k. Most places between 2006-2009 in that area have lost little value except for some of the high-end places or places that were torn apart.

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