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    Home Prices Drop; But Confidence Grows

    May 25, 2010

    I like being right. Not twenty four hours after I warned that we should expect home prices to drop this year, the Case Shiller index was released for March showing a 0.3% decline. This was a tad better than February’s 0.9% decline, but it continues to demonstrate that the housing market still has a way […]

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    The Story So Far

    May 24, 2010

    I will be going away for the summer at the end of this week which leaves little time for further commentary until later this year. So I want to give my view of where we are in this recovery, and what I think are the remaining issues to be faced. First, let’s all recall that […]

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    Home Sales and The Stimulus

    May 24, 2010

    Today’s news that sales of existing homes rose 7.6% in April is deceiving. There seems to have been a late surge in sales because the tax credit which was part of the stimulus was finally being eliminated. The prospect of the credit going away brought a burst of activity out of proportion with the underlying […]

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