The housing bubble is over!

[Diego Mamani]

Cooprider,
Thanks for commenting, and I agree that incomes are important. But, please, check your math! A 100% appreciation would result in the house being at $814 today ($407 times 2). But somehow you come up with 175% appreciation??

The house went from $407 to, say, $712.5 in 79 months. That comes to a monthly appreciation of 0.7113% per month. That’s 8.9% per year. That’s still very high, and incomes haven’t increased that fast. But it’s nowhere near the 24% annual apprication in housing that you came up with. That’s what housing shrills like Lereah wanted us to believe!

Us housing bears need to be relatviely proficient in math…

[sdduuuude]

Of course I mis-characterized it. I meant to, only to show that the bubble is not priced in Euros. The same goes for gold, or oil.

Again – the info you supplied is really fascinating – that housing prices are still falling in dollars, even while the dollar is being devalued, is a testament to the severity of over-speculation, which is the real cause of the bubble.

In fact, at this point, it seems that housing will drop with the dollar. If the dollar is dropping, that means the FED is cutting and/or printing, which means the credit markets are suffering, which means the banks aren’t loaning money for houses.

Not sure if that all makes sense, but I wonder …

[sdduuuude]

Of course I mis-characterized it. I meant to, only to show that the bubble is not priced in Euros. The same goes for gold, or oil.

Again – the info you supplied is really fascinating – that housing prices are still falling in dollars, even while the dollar is being devalued, is a testament to the severity of over-speculation, which is the real cause of the bubble.

In fact, at this point, it seems that housing will drop with the dollar. If the dollar is dropping, that means the FED is cutting and/or printing, which means the credit markets are suffering, which means the banks aren’t loaning money for houses.

Not sure if that all makes sense, but I wonder …

[sdduuuude]

Of course I mis-characterized it. I meant to, only to show that the bubble is not priced in Euros. The same goes for gold, or oil.

Again – the info you supplied is really fascinating – that housing prices are still falling in dollars, even while the dollar is being devalued, is a testament to the severity of over-speculation, which is the real cause of the bubble.

In fact, at this point, it seems that housing will drop with the dollar. If the dollar is dropping, that means the FED is cutting and/or printing, which means the credit markets are suffering, which means the banks aren’t loaning money for houses.

Not sure if that all makes sense, but I wonder …

[sdduuuude]

Of course I mis-characterized it. I meant to, only to show that the bubble is not priced in Euros. The same goes for gold, or oil.

Again – the info you supplied is really fascinating – that housing prices are still falling in dollars, even while the dollar is being devalued, is a testament to the severity of over-speculation, which is the real cause of the bubble.

In fact, at this point, it seems that housing will drop with the dollar. If the dollar is dropping, that means the FED is cutting and/or printing, which means the credit markets are suffering, which means the banks aren’t loaning money for houses.

Not sure if that all makes sense, but I wonder …

[sdduuuude]

Of course I mis-characterized it. I meant to, only to show that the bubble is not priced in Euros. The same goes for gold, or oil.

Again – the info you supplied is really fascinating – that housing prices are still falling in dollars, even while the dollar is being devalued, is a testament to the severity of over-speculation, which is the real cause of the bubble.

In fact, at this point, it seems that housing will drop with the dollar. If the dollar is dropping, that means the FED is cutting and/or printing, which means the credit markets are suffering, which means the banks aren’t loaning money for houses.

Not sure if that all makes sense, but I wonder …

[bsrsharma]

There has been very little money-printing since 2005.

I think the recent $200B purchase is a money printing operation. Heli Ben has started firing the more powerful weapon of FED (against the US $). As the FED starts buying weaker paper, $ should depreciate really fast.

[bsrsharma]

There has been very little money-printing since 2005.

I think the recent $200B purchase is a money printing operation. Heli Ben has started firing the more powerful weapon of FED (against the US $). As the FED starts buying weaker paper, $ should depreciate really fast.

[bsrsharma]

There has been very little money-printing since 2005.

I think the recent $200B purchase is a money printing operation. Heli Ben has started firing the more powerful weapon of FED (against the US $). As the FED starts buying weaker paper, $ should depreciate really fast.

[bsrsharma]

There has been very little money-printing since 2005.

I think the recent $200B purchase is a money printing operation. Heli Ben has started firing the more powerful weapon of FED (against the US $). As the FED starts buying weaker paper, $ should depreciate really fast.

[bsrsharma]

There has been very little money-printing since 2005.

I think the recent $200B purchase is a money printing operation. Heli Ben has started firing the more powerful weapon of FED (against the US $). As the FED starts buying weaker paper, $ should depreciate really fast.

[sdduuuude]

HereWeGo – yes ! That is the right question.
And what what of rents in Euros ?

[sdduuuude]

HereWeGo – yes ! That is the right question.
And what what of rents in Euros ?

[sdduuuude]

HereWeGo – yes ! That is the right question.
And what what of rents in Euros ?

[sdduuuude]

HereWeGo – yes ! That is the right question.
And what what of rents in Euros ?

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