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urbanrealtor
13 years ago

Any chance you could post a
Any chance you could post a graph of price and ppsf as a function of income since the peak?

PLLLLEEEEEEEEEEAAASE?????

urbanrealtor
13 years ago
Reply to  Rich Toscano

Rich Toscano wrote:Here is
[quote=Rich Toscano]Here is price (Case-Shiller, which correlates strongly to PPSF) as a function of income as of a few months ago:

http://piggington.com/shambling_further_from_affordability%5B/quote%5D

Yeah I know that one.
I was hoping for something with a bit tighter temporal focus.

urbanrealtor
13 years ago
Reply to  Rich Toscano

Rich Toscano wrote:If you
[quote=Rich Toscano]If you tell me exactly what you want I will try to get to it. But fwiw, over the short term, changes in the price-to-income ratio are entirely driven by prices, which move much more wildly than incomes.[/quote]

Okay.
What I am looking for is a chart showing media pti but only since peak (or the last 5 years, whichever is easier), or even more recent past.

My curiosity is about the relevance of general economic downturn since 2005.

Just looking for more detail than the shambling graph shows.

While month-to-month, I see your point, i suspect that broader income shifts in the last 5 years show up somewhat.

I could be wrong…

Anonymous
Anonymous
13 years ago
Reply to  urbanrealtor

That’s it Folks…I’m on the
That’s it Folks…I’m on the record here calling the end to this recession. Got the 6 month stock market precursor recovery run going on since last week imho. GLTA

Having said that– here’s a good article for the newbs (including meself) out there:

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/10/16/your-money/mortgages/16money.html?_r=1