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  1. We're deflating our way to prosperity! 5 areas facing demand destruction price deflation: http://tinyurl.com/nvoath 7:47 PM Jun 25th, 2009 from web
  2. $1 million condo in pre-foreclosure in Pasadena. Say it ain't so IndyMac! http://tinyurl.com/mznksb 8:44 AM Jun 22nd, 2009 from web
  3. 1.6 million foreclosure filings in 2009 already with 5 months of data: http://tinyurl.com/nbypoe Or, 10,000+ filings per day. 8:55 AM Jun 12th, 2009 from web
  4. If you are marketing million dollar real estate with a $1 million coupon, that just ain't right: http://tinyurl.com/l2l4tf 4:13 PM Jun 9th, 2009 from web
  5. California: 20 years of bubbles. From tech to housing: http://tinyurl.com/osgm2w - there may be no other bubble in the near term. 8:40 AM Jun 8th, 2009 from web
  6. Why the Dow Jones Industrial Average no longer reflects main street America: http://tinyurl.com/pyo9rm 9:11 AM Jun 4th, 2009 from web
  7. The three faces of the California housing market: Compton, Mar Vista, and Santa Monica: http://tinyurl.com/marbkz 2:03 PM Jun 1st, 2009 from web
  8. What do you think an $8,000 tax credit is going to do for a state with 11% unemployment? Simple rule: (gross monthly income / 3 = PITI). 9:38 PM May 30th, 2009 from web
  9. One out of eight homes with a mortgage is either in default or in foreclosure. Definitely not a bottom in housing http://tinyurl.com/lf4en7 11:56 AM May 29th, 2009 from web
  10. Home prices fall or consumer confidence? Confidence it is.The market is a Rorschach test for the perma-bulls disconnected from reality 9:20 AM May 27th, 2009 from web
  11. 46% of Alt-A loans sit in California, Florida, Nevada, and Arizona. All these states are down 40+% from their peakshttp://tinyurl.com/ow2vay 8:32 AM May 26th, 2009 from web
  12. Good news/bad news. California unemployment rate drops from 11.2% to 11%. Bad news? Government hiring. Propositions gone assure job cuts 11:27 AM May 22nd, 2009 from web
  13. Only 2 days after the California budget propositions fail, it looks like we may be in for another $3 billion putting the state $25bn down. 4:12 PM May 21st, 2009 from web
  14. $469 billion in Alt-A loans floating in the market. $288 billion in California: http://tinyurl.com/qoln2o 8:50 AM May 20th, 2009 from web
  15. It looks like California is going to wake up to a $21 billion budget short fall. Choice 1 = hard. Choice 2 = hard. 11:54 PM May 19th, 2009 from web
  16. Japan GDP declines at an annual rate of 15.2%. That is simply jaw dropping... 11:52 PM May 19th, 2009 from web
  17. Housing starts at record low...OK OK. NOW we are officially at a bottom. Does anyone ever ask what happens after the bottom? 1:16 PM May 19th, 2009 from web
  18. 7 states now at record unemployment rates. And of course, California is one of them: http://tinyurl.com/pmw2h6 5:46 PM May 18th, 2009 from web
  19. Calif: 56,000 Notice of Defaults in 2004. In 2008? How about 404,000. No sign of bottom from data: http://tinyurl.com/r7pwxd 8:15 AM May 18th, 2009 from web
  20. Hard hitting story about the mortgage crisis from an economics reporter. Many weren't immune from the call: http://tinyurl.com/qm8t6l 12:11 PM May 17th, 2009 from web
  • Name drhousingbubble
  • Location Los Angeles
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  • Bio Dr. Housing Bubble - How I Learned to Love SoCal and Forget the Housing Bubble.
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