First of all, I’d like to thank Rich and the posters here at Pigginton for making this site such a great destination for engaging real estate (and political/religious, for better or worse) debate. This is definitely my #1 housing blog; the quality of posts here is overall superior to what I see elsewhere, and I like the continuity of seeing the same names stick around- you really start to feel like you know some of the people here.
That said, I was curious what other, if any, housing blogs you people follow. For me, I occasionally read:
The guy has a great sense of humor and ties a lot of economic theory into his posts. His “Real Homes of Genius” periodicals is always good for a laugh.
thehousingbubbleblog.com would be my 2nd favorite. It has tons of anecdotal evidence from around the country. Also, the posters there are rabid bears. Many of them have a pretty sarcastic writing style too, which makes for great reading.
thehousingbubbleblog.com would be my 2nd favorite. It has tons of anecdotal evidence from around the country. Also, the posters there are rabid bears. Many of them have a pretty sarcastic writing style too, which makes for great reading.
What I like about http://www.thehousingbubbleblog.com is that the blogger (Ben Jones) scours nationwide newspapers for articles about housing, then posts them in geographic order during the day. First thing in the morning, I’m reading about the East Coast, and then it’s the Midwest in the early afternoon and the West Coast right before I clock out.
Not that I read these at work.
Lastly, the people who comment on the articles usually live in the neighborhood, so I get some real-life perspective too.
What I like about http://www.thehousingbubbleblog.com is that the blogger (Ben Jones) scours nationwide newspapers for articles about housing, then posts them in geographic order during the day. First thing in the morning, I’m reading about the East Coast, and then it’s the Midwest in the early afternoon and the West Coast right before I clock out.
Not that I read these at work.
Lastly, the people who comment on the articles usually live in the neighborhood, so I get some real-life perspective too.
I like http://paper-money.blogspot.com/ not for the blog but on the right it has some cool links, especially BNN Bubble news network which is a collection of video clips taken from the news. Piggington is by far and away my favorite blog because of the quality of the regular posters.
I like http://paper-money.blogspot.com/ not for the blog but on the right it has some cool links, especially BNN Bubble news network which is a collection of video clips taken from the news. Piggington is by far and away my favorite blog because of the quality of the regular posters.
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