Real Estate and the Post-Crash Economy
John Mauldin took the weekend off, so I offered up the most recent Market Commentary from RR&A as a guest piece: Real Estate and the Post-Crash Economy.
It is a dissertation that puts the real estate boom into some context:
Real Estate and the Post-Crash Economy
The Backwards Cycle
The Economy Drives Real Estate, or Vice Versa?
Where the Real Money is: Consumer Spending
Slowing Housing Market and the Economy
It a fairly comprehensive analysis, laden with charts and statistics, many you may not have seen before.
Its a 4 day weekend, so you have plenty of time to sift through it. (So far the feedback has been rather kind).
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Barry,
Qusetion about the transport data you post earlier. Does that data take into account the shipping of building materials (i.e. construction slow down)? If so if you factor that out how does thh transport data look?
Posted by: bbb | Dec 30, 2006 1:30:30 PM
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