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Springtime for Housing – Forbes
Forbes Springtime for HousingForbesBy Jed Kolko (@JedKolko), Trulia's Chief Economist The housing market rides the seasons. Year in and year out, market activity has predictable ups and downs. Sometimes those seasonal patterns are hard to see when longer-term trends (like … Continue reading
Misery Loves Campaigning: The Housing Misery Index and the 2012 Election – Forbes
Forbes Misery Loves Campaigning: The Housing Misery Index and the 2012 ElectionForbesAccording to Trulia's Housing Misery Index, next week's Arizona and Michigan primaries could be the last we hear from candidates on housing until California votes in June. By Jed … Continue reading
Local Construction Winners and Losers – Forbes
Forbes Local Construction Winners and LosersForbesBy Jed Kolko (@JedKolko), Trulia's Chief Economist Things keep looking up for the construction industry. New construction starts in January were 10% higher than one year ago. Confidence among builders jumped this month to the … Continue reading
If It’s Florida, It Must Be Housing – Forbes
Forbes If It's Florida, It Must Be HousingForbesAhead of next week's Florida primary, Trulia's Chief Economist weighs in on why housing matters so much to the remaining Republican presidential hopefuls. By Jed Kolko (@JedKolko), Trulia's Chief Economist Republican presidential candidates … Continue reading
State of the Union: Small Missing Pieces in the Messy Housing Puzzle – Forbes
Forbes State of the Union: Small Missing Pieces in the Messy Housing PuzzleForbesFollowing President Obama's 2012 State of the Union address, Trulia's Chief Economist shares his thoughts on what was and wasn't said about housing. By Jed Kolko (@JedKolko), Trulia's … Continue reading