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There’s Gold In Them Thar Hills
Yes, yes the real estate market is turning. Sales are up, distressed properties are down; the economy is getting better with an improving jobs picture and interest rates are crazy low. Never before has there been such a confluence of … Continue reading
The (not so) Little Engine That Could
As I read the Los Angeles Times this morning about the lackluster GDP numbers revealed yesterday, I started thinking about what might make those numbers really pop; what could single handedly effect job growth and as a result, personal income, spending, government … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Real Estate
Tagged California, California Lutheran Center for Economic Research and Forecasting, Construction, Economics, economy, Home+prices, home+pricing, housing, Housing+sales, Inflation, new+home+sales, Policy+ Los+Angeles+Times, real estate, real+estate, Short+Sales, southern+california+thousand +oaks, Tim+Freund
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Swimming Up Stream
Two men and a woman have to cross a raging river. If they try to cross, they will surely perish. Suddenly a voice from heaven says “I will grant you each one wish”. The first guy says, “Give me the … Continue reading
And Now For The Good News
It’s been a week of less than great news for real estate. Flat pricing and declining sales numbers cast a pall over much of the housing industry. Home repossessions were up; home starts were down and rates shot up in … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Real Estate
Tagged Bernanke, California, Conejo+Valley, Economics, economy, Federal+Reserve, foreclosure, Home+prices, home+pricing, housing, Housing+sales, Inflation, interest+rates, new+home+sales, Policy+ Los+Angeles+Times, QE2, Quantitative+easing, real+estate, Stimulus, The+Fed, Thousand+Oaks, Tim+Freund, Unemployment, Ventura+County, Westlake+village
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QE2, Bonds and The Fed’s Real Plan
For those of you that have been following this blog, you’ll recall a couple of weeks ago I suggested that QE2 would either cause rates to go down or cause them to go up, so in either case, you would … Continue reading
Jobs, Inflation, Cheap Money and Notes From The Trenches
As I wait for the all important Pending Homes sales number from the National Association of Realtors today, the Jobs report has just come out. The job creation numbers today point to a modest and continuing recovery. Inflation remains around … Continue reading
Under Water Means Under Utilized
You have probably heard by now that the consumer has not been participating the way Wall Street or the government would like in the nation’s economic recovery. Most average Americans remain belt tightened, worried about their jobs, fighting ever increasing … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Real Estate
Tagged Economics, Fannie Mae, Feral+Reserve, Freddie+Mac, Policy+ Los+Angeles+Times, real+estate, refinancing, Tim+Freund
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