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Blog by Susan Pruden
Cheverly, Maryland
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Market Cycles and the Bottom in Housing
Posted at Real Estate Bits and Pieces by Susan Pruden
Sunday, March 30, 2008
Categorized in: Pricing and Value
Tagged with: housing, john burns, john maudlin, market, newsletter, video

A client passed on a newsletter to me about the current housing market and forecasting the future (which was pretty bleak, thanks, Ken!) but also excellent reading. I've subscribed to the newsletter, which is called Thoughts from the Frontline, and this week's letter is called "Where is the Bottom in Housing". I strongly recommend signing up on his website (www.2000wave.com) to take a look at his other articles - very in-depth and very readable.

His newsletter took me to another site, www.RealEstateConsulting.com and this video, which did about as good a job explaining this market and housing cycles as I've seen. It's aimed at new home builders, but any seller can take this knowledge and apply it to the sale of his home. Call me if you need popcorn!

(C) Susan Pruden.

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