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"America's Housing
Bubble The Real Estate Outlook for 2006-2012"
Real estate is the single most
dominating subject in today's headlines. Getting through a day
without hearing the excited talk of soaring real estate prices
and the incessant speculation of when the boom might finally
end is nearly an impossibility. And for good reason. Check out
the latest front-page news headline that made newspapers across
the country recently:
New home sales hit a fresh
record April
New single-family unit sales
up 0.2 percent
"WASHINGTON - Sales of
new U.S. homes rose unexpectedly in April, climbing 0.2 percent
to a fresh record, a government report showed on Wednesday.
"The Commerce Department
said new single-family home sales rose to a seasonally adjusted
annual rate of 1.316 million units, a new record, from a downwardly
revised 1.313 million rate in March.
"Wall Street analysts
had expected April sales to decline 0.1 percent to a 1.350 million
rate, from the previously reported 1.431 million pace. Deep revisions
cut the March sales rise to 4.5 percent from the first-announced
12.2 percent jump.
"Sales surged 37.2 percent
in the Northeast, reversing a 4.9 percent fall in March, and
the West recorded a 2.8 percent sales pickup. The South and Midwest
both saw sales cool in April, falling 5.3 percent and 0.5 percent
respectively."
So there you have it
yet another reason for the runaway housing bull market to continue...or
could this be a case of the best news coming out at the top?
Have we in fact seen a peak in housing and real estate prices?
Or is the best still to come? You'll find as many answers to
these questions as there are opinions.
What can we expect from the
real estate sector for the remaining part of this year and in
2006-2009 and beyond? These are the questions that everyone is
asking and they are answered in depth in the new book "America's
Housing Bubble (The Real Estate Outlook for 2006-2012").
Following is the table of contents:
Ch. 1: The Coming 2009-2012
Real Estate Crash and How You Can Protect Yourself From It
Ch. 2: The Scope & Depth
of the Real Estate Bubble
Ch. 3: Anatomy of a Real Estate
Crash
Ch. 4: Will Real Estate Return
to Earth in 2006?
Ch. 5: A Slowdown in the Homebuilding
Sector?
Ch. 6: Interest Rates, China,
and Real Estate
Ch. 7: Rent Now, Buy Later
Ch. 8: Real Estate Bubbles
Who Creates Them?
Ch. 9: When Will the Real Estate
Bubble Pop?
Ch. 10: Taxes, Fuel, and Real
Estate
Ch. 11: Real Estate Horror
Stories
Ch. 12: A Fragile Real Estate
Market?
Appendix 1: Why Hasn't "IT"
Happened Yet?
Appendix 2: Questions &
Answers
The book is 140 pages and the
product of two years of research and writing. The chapter that
discusses each one of the dominant financial and economic cycles
and their inter-relation to real estate (and the implication
for the coming years) alone is worth the price of the book! Order
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