Concerning QE3, A Few Thoughts…
September 15, 2012
I am not an economist, and I don’t play one on TV, and I didn’t stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night… but
Articles filed under Media
Calling the Housing Market Bottom? Not So Fast…
March 30, 2012
Courtesy of NAR Research — one of the more valuable things on Facebook — comes this CNBC article on how investors are flooding the residential
Three Questions on the NAR/Bipartisan Policy Center Paper
March 17, 2012
The Bipartisan Policy Center — a think tank based in Washington DC once described as the place “where moderate Republicans go to embrace their inner
Something Positive For a Change: Coldwell Banker Hits A Home Run
March 5, 2012
Things have been so weird and so negative in real estate for so long that I feel like Notorious has become some sort of a
Things Go In Cycles: The Return of Walled Gardens?
July 23, 2011
It’s a hot Saturday morning here in Houston, and the sunlight is so strong you can almost feel the weight of it on your skin.
Is This What Passes for Real Estate Journalism These Days?
July 3, 2011
First, watch (or not watch) this: Even though this video looks like hundreds of other listing videos that real estate agents have been shooting
A TED Talk, and an Experiment
April 26, 2011
I’ve watched the above video three times now. It’s Morgan Spurlock, the filmmaker who made a number of documentaries, the most widely known of which
Seven Predictions for 2011, With Music Videos!
December 22, 2010
Coming off of an awesome, Hall-of-Fame type of year in which I batted .600 in predictions (or, alternatively, a year in which I only got
Like It or Not, You're All Political Analysts Now
September 21, 2010
My friend Matt Dollinger recently commented on a post by the longtime real estate expert Steve Harney. Both were commenting on the doom & gloom
