A Bubble Bloggers Round Up
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Some of our favorite real estate blogs articles from the last couple of days.
The Housing Bubble 2 has an article on the debt that even higher income families are coping with to support thier lifestyles, especially housing costs.
The Bubble Meter has a perceptive post on bubbles and the effect globalization has the real estate market.
The Seattle Bubble Blogger has an article on the American mentality of Bigger = Better and how it is affecting his local market.
And last but definately not least, The Boy in the Big Housing Bubble talks about California’s disconnect in the housing market where the average income comes up $74,000 dollars a year short when trying to buy the median priced home.
So read these folks, they are doing some good stuff.
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I like your blog and I have read many of your articles. I agree that it is amazing the ...
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I have had great success using craigslist. Renters need to be careful and make sure they check out their landlord ...
This is the start of where the market can begin to level out.
Home owners will start to be able to ...
