I've been pretty busy at work and so I didn't have time to post much. But here is a list of the housing bubble related news. It's all rather negative; no sweeteners today, just more vinegar. The article discussing how talent is leaving the Bay Area because of the declining quality of life (to a great extent caused by the outrageous cost of decent housing) is good but not terribly surprising to those of us who have been watching and discussing this bubble for a while now.
U.S. mortgage rates rose Tuesday
Ben Stein: Housing will continue to decline
New chief keeps raising rates, hints at more to come
Mortgage defaults to rise as housing market slows
US home loan demand falls to lowest level this year
Prices, sales slip for new houses
Delinquencies peak the third and fourth years of mortgages
Lennar says earnings up 34% before housing market Killed
US home foreclosures on the rise
Jim Cramer: Real estate now like Dotcoms in 2000!
Homeowners face rising insurance rates
HomeRoute Names Top 100 Relocation Destinations
Insurers Backing Off Homeowner Coverage
Fed raises rates in Bernanke's first meeting
Sales stopped at off-Strip Las Vegas condo project
Nervous home sellers tossing buyers incentives
Bay Area's economic growth stunted by housing, education issues
THE FUTURE COURSE OF THE HOUSING BUBBLE
Bonuses to Loan Brokers Scrutinized
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