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  September 13, 2005Economy, Migration, Psychology, Demographics, Wall Street, Financial Services

  Wondering Aloud: Its All About Leverage

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  September 13, 2005Economy, Federal Reserve Bank, Federal Reserve, New York, Weather & Natural Disasters

  Inflation Tame To The Core

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  September 12, 2005Boom Bubble Bust, Brooklyn, Development, Construction, Architecture & Land, Economy, International, Unusual Properties

  Urban Living On Steroids: 10,000 Sq Ft Boxes on Stilts for $29M to $50M

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  September 12, 2005Boom Bubble Bust, Economy, International

  Global Housing Eases Ascent: US Continues To Rock The Coasts

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  September 11, 2005Boom Bubble Bust, Economy, Federal Reserve Bank

  Sophomore Year Of A Presidential Term Is Usually Weak

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  September 11, 2005Economy, Federal Reserve Bank, International

  Fraudulent Accounting Creates Jobs: Are We More Productive Or Not?

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  September 11, 2005Boom Bubble Bust, Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Distressed Housing, Economy, Migration, Psychology, Demographics

  Housing : Placing Bigger Bets By Placing Less Down

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  September 8, 2005Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Economy, Federal Reserve Bank, New York Times

  Mortgage Apps Rise As Rates Fall: Will Home Sales Rise Too?

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  September 7, 2005Boom Bubble Bust, Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Economy, New York Magazine

  Not Much Of The Pie Remains, Anyway You Slice It

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  September 6, 2005Boom Bubble Bust, Economy, Federal Reserve Bank, Wall Street Journal, Weather & Natural Disasters

  Economic Shock Absorbers More Powerful Than Any Found On A Hummer H2

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  September 5, 2005Adventures in Media & Marketing, Boom Bubble Bust, Economy, Federal Reserve Bank, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Weather & Natural Disasters

  Riding The Storm Out: Housing Boom May Continue For A While

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  September 4, 2005Baltimore, Boom Bubble Bust, Development, Construction, Architecture & Land, Economy, Migration, Psychology, Demographics, Weather & Natural Disasters

  Katrina Aftermath Is Expected To Cause Higher Building Costs

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