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  March 19, 2014Housing Trends & Cycles, Junk Statistical Analysis, Luck, Superstition and Coincidence, Migration, Psychology, Demographics, Wall Street Journal

  It’s St. Joseph’s Day – What Does It Tell Us About Housing Trends?

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  April 3, 2013Migration, Psychology, Demographics

  Yahoo! Finance Daily Ticker Interview on Housing Market, Millennials and Fogging a Mirror

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  June 22, 2010Migration, Psychology, Demographics, Wall Street Journal

  [The Assessor] The Differences Between High and Low End Absorption

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  June 11, 2010Crain's New York Business, Migration, Psychology, Demographics

  [Sienna Research] 4.7% of New Yorkers Want To Buy, Most Since Lehman Tipping Point

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  June 2, 2010Government, Politics, Regulations & Policy, Migration, Psychology, Demographics, Statistics, Metrics & Data, Wall Street Journal

  [College Degree Sprawl] San Francisco and NYC are Bastions of Smart People

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  February 16, 2010Economy, Migration, Psychology, Demographics, Wall Street Journal

  Everyone (Unemployment) Is Not Equal

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  November 15, 2009Adventures in Media & Marketing, Boom Bubble Bust, Distressed Housing, Migration, Psychology, Demographics, New York Times

  [Over Coffee] Quote: Our man Jonathan Miller drops the truth bomb

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  August 25, 2009Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Celebrity, Pop Culture, Migration, Psychology, Demographics

  [HGTV] Uprooted Casting Call For Buyers Who Started Over

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  August 7, 2009Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Celebrity, Pop Culture, Credit, Finance, Mortgage, Rates, Migration, Psychology, Demographics

  Real Estate Brokers/Agents Have An Image Problem

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  August 5, 2009Media, Migration, Psychology, Demographics

  [MetroResidential TV] Appraisal Tips For Sellers

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  July 28, 2009Bloomberg News, Housing Indices & Portals, Migration, Psychology, Demographics, Wall Street Journal

  [Case-Shiller Index] 18.1% Becomes 17.1%, But M-O-M Is More Positive

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  June 30, 2009Housing Indices & Portals, Migration, Psychology, Demographics, Rentals, Investing, Wall Street Journal

  Case-Shiller Index: 18.7% Becomes 18.1% = Market Falling, Just Not As Much

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