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  July 28, 2014Blogging Off The Matrix, Bloomberg View, Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Op-Ed, Trulia, Wall Street, Financial Services, Washington DC

  My First Post on Bloomberg View: Homebuying Gets a Housecleaning

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  June 23, 2014Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Credit, Finance, Mortgage, Rates

  New Angle: Blame Low Mortgage Rates

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  July 1, 2013Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Elliman Reports

  NAR: “The Home Price Growth Is Too Fast”

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  May 25, 2010Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, IRS, Market Reports

  [NAR] Existing Home Sales Jump Artificially

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  March 24, 2010Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Market Reports, South Florida, Weather & Natural Disasters

  [NAR] Existing Home Sales – 3 Month Decline, Supply Most in Nearly 2 Years

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  September 24, 2009Bloomberg News, Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Market Reports, Wall Street Journal

  [Existing Home Sales] Unexpectedly Drop 2.7%

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  July 27, 2009Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Market Reports, Wall Street Journal

  [Existing Home Sales] 3 In A Row Is Not A Trend

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  June 24, 2009Appraising, Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Development, Construction, Architecture & Land, Market Reports, New York Times

  [Snowball Pile] NAR Says Sales Higher, Blame Appraisers For Stalling Housing Recovery

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  February 11, 2009Adventures in Media & Marketing, Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Celebrity, Pop Culture, Migration, Psychology, Demographics, Wall Street Journal

  [Apologist Pollyanna Prognosticator] For $495/Year, Lereah Will Drop The Spin

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  February 2, 2009Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Economy, Language, Jargon & Quotes, New York Times, Wall Street Journal

  [The New, New Boom] Doom & Gloom

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  January 27, 2009Boom Bubble Bust, Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Market Reports, New York Times

  Existing Home Sales Rebound…Phew, Its Over!

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  November 10, 2008Brokers, Agents, MLS, NAR, Credit, Finance, Mortgage, Rates, Government, Politics, Regulations & Policy, Wall Street Journal

  [Conforming Defined] The More Things Change, The More They Stay The Same

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