This interview occurred back on the 18th and was posted on Housing Notes on October 19th in case you missed it.
Robert Frank [1] of CNBC invited me to appear on the show. I’ve been on the show a half dozen times, especially during the housing bubble when I was always interviewed remotely in a dark room with an automated camera. This appearance was the first time on the actual set. The interview with Robert Frank and Andrew Ross Sorkin [2] In keeping with their audience, it was all about the “trade” and focus on pricing which reminded me of the stock market-like thinking of housing from a decade ago. Sorkin asks…
“Should all New Jersey homeowners move to Florida?”
Afterward, I was standing next to Alan Greenspan, former Fed chair, in the makeup room after the interview to take my makeup off. Chatted with Diana Olick as well as I am in now “full name-dropper” mode. Here’s Robert Frank’s intro [3] and then my interview:
Here’s what to watch as real estate drifts into two different markets [4] from CNBC [5].