A look at San Francisco, New York and Miami
Local real estate veteran shares how city is bouncing back
Report: Defaults on bubble-era loans draining insurance fund
Real estate prices in 11 of 20 markets fall to new lows
About Us: People in Real Estate
Company embarks on 'brand positioning' campaign
Market, other factors lead some Realtors to new careers
Consolidation, cost cutting keys to survival
Part 1: Lessons learned in past downturns
Real estate tech brief
How far home prices will fall is anybody's guess
Part 1: Capitalizing on new market conditions
Consumer, labor groups slam tax breaks for builders, banks
Mark Fleming, chief economist at First American Core Logic, gives a reading on where we are in this housing cycle. In this January 2008 interview, Fleming says foreclosure trends will signal the first signs of a turnaround, and so far they hadn’t let up. Like many others, Fleming doesn’t see the downturn reversing any time this year.
Patrick Stone, CEO of The Stone Group, joins InmanTV to share insight into the life of this housing downturn. Stone expects markets will likely hit bottom in 2008, but it’s not going to be an easy lift out. People will need houses, though, and he points out some positive forces working for real estate.
