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December 20, 2005
Pop-up quiz: What will happen to housing prices in 2006?
If not, take a second look. Compare the price spikes over the past five years to the more modest increase of prices which peaked in the mid-1980s. If prices increased twice as high in the first half of this decade will they decrease twice as far during the second half of this decade?
Your comments, particularly regarding any factors which may mitigate or accelerate the coming down cycle, are welcome. Most importantly, please let us know if your predictions changed when the graph popped up. Your comments are welcome here, or by calling our reader line 617-876-2117 to record a sound bite for potential use in a future podcast.
Bill Wendel | 03:47 PM in Housing forecasts, Market trends, Real Estate Bubble, Timing the market | Permalink
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