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    Home prices drop 15.3% year over year
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    by ericskiff  6-24-2008    2
     by birdie-brain  
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    Housing Price data
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    by ericskiff  6-19-2008    1
     by thomasable  
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    Housing troubles go global
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    by ericskiff  4-14-2008   
     by dgreplay  
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    Housing is falling much faster than reported
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    by ericskiff  5-18-2007   
     by AcesLucky  
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    Existing home sales fall fastest since '89
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    by ericskiff  4-24-2007    1
     by JICWyllie  
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    Upstate NY feels the foreclosure crunch
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    by ericskiff  4-30-2007   
     by arifsali  
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    Another subprime lender bites the dust
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    by ericskiff  4-3-2007   
     by adamc  
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    What Statistics on Home Sales Aren't Saying
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    by ericskiff  12-6-2006   
     by enbar  
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    Housing flippers are upside-down
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    by ericskiff  10-30-2006    1
     by MyWorld  
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    Is your house bubblicious?
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    by ericskiff  10-17-2006   
     by geeknoob  
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    McMansion-maker Kara folds as housing market turns sour
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    by ericskiff  10-10-2006    2
     by geeknoob  
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    Home values in San Diego - zillow
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    by ericskiff  3-29-2007   
     Graphs like this are actually surprising to me., If you believe this graph (which shows data on one particular house, as well as from all of San Diego), the decline even in this overheated market has been fairly linear. Of course, losing $50k on your house a year is not exactly comforting, but the measured decline is nothing compared to the almost exponential growth from 2004-2006
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    Skyrocketing foreclosures and their collateral damage
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    by ericskiff  3-29-2007   
     To echo what many are now saying - subprime is just the beginning. Adjustable rate mortgages, no-money-down, and other loans made to folks hoping to "invest" in a home have left many people holding properties that are quickly losing their value - as their mortgage payments continue to grow.
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