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May 28, 2006
Coming soon: Real Estate Bubble Reality Tours?
Looking for our latest research on bubble trends? We're getting ready to rollout our first experiments with bubble related maps, and need your help. Are there questions you'd like answered or data presented to help you make sense of the changing housing market? If you're thinking of buying a home, would you be interested in getting beyond graphs and statistics to participate in a Real Estate Bubble Reality Tour? If so, would you prefer to do that (1) on your own "virtually" using interactive maps, (2) your own driving tour, or (3) a small group tour of different towns with other househunters?
In the meantime, you can begin your own tour online by visiting fellow bubble bloggers:
MassHouseMarket some excellent graphs on the relationship between housing inventory and housing prices, and
BostonBubble.com has a rolling list of local bubble related stories, as well as their analysis of April housing statistics. Thanks for their permission to reprint their graph of Median Price changes, February 2004 - April 2006 above, and please visit their blog for more detail and reader forums.
Bill Wendel | 08:37 AM in Mapping, Price trends, Real Estate Bubble | Permalink
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This bubble thing is interesting. Seems like every industry has one every decade or so. I am confident the data you are digging for will be enlightening. One thing that i find interesting is the number of people who are getting thier real estate licenses. I am not sure if a bubble in the industry has anything to do with those who are in the profession (a large number and growing daily) compared to the number of houses on the market.
Posted by: The Real Estate License Professor | May 31, 2006 4:18:13 PM
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