Sentences with phrase «estate bust for»

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Hilliard draws upon extensive research as well as his own direct experience as an investment adviser to paint a cogent and completely believable «bust» scenario for Canadian real estate.

An amazing story that is a metaphor for the real estate boom and bust cycle writ large.

Arguing for a «behaviorally informed Keynesianism,» Akerlof and Shiller discuss a variety of macroeconomic topics including business cycles, inflation, unemployment, financial and real estate booms and busts, poverty, and monetary policy.

In addition, in the late 1960s real estate agents have continued to played upon the racial avoidance of white families through block - busting tactics to make more money for themselves.

Commercial real estate is noted for booms and busts.

Several of our experts — notably Norbert Schlenker and Warren MacKenzie — pointed out that real estate moves in booms and busts that can last for several years.

You'd think that retirement planning would be a no - brainer for this young group, which has watched parents and grandparents struggle so much with recessions, saving money and real estate booms and busts.

these «boys», as you call them, went broke, (at least macleod did, sleeping on his dad's couch, crowing about how he sold a drawing for 600 $, while korman still maintains prime real estate in many places, including miami, ny and australia...) busted, run out of town.

One, «Preservation Groups Find Bargains in Housing Bust,» described how plummeting real estate prices have provided once - in - a-lifetime opportunities for land - conservation organizations to protect irreplaceable natural treasures once destined for sprawling development.

With all of the residential activity, the demand for commercial construction is also increasing, but many construction workers left the business after the last real estate bust and there are not enough people in the industry to take their place.

Consumers have been telling us for years that our real estate model is busted.

«But if you have an assembly plant or something like that in the middle of nowhere and your business goes bust, you've got (next to nothing) in terms of real estate value for that asset.

While this boom creates low unemployment and increased investment options (including real estate) in many secondary and tertiary markets where drilling is prevalent, natural gas exploration is not without risk and cost, including increased carbon emissions, groundwater contamination, reduced economic activity in alternative energy sectors and the potential for boom - and - bust local economies susceptible to rapid declines in production.

Can you stay in your Wellington home for the next six years or so in order to gain back some of the equity lost in the real estate bust?

It turns out this simple framework also works GREAT for explaining the boom and bust of home prices in the Great Real Estate Bubble.

California used to be a kind of catalyst for real estate markets, but since the turn of this century, Florida has been the spark plug for booms and busts.

Quotes from the previous chief economist for the National Association of Realtors (NAR), David Lereah, became a national joke during the Great Real Estate Boom and Bust of the 2000s.

Even accounting for the biggest real estate bust in U.S. history, equity investment in real estate still easily beat the return on stocks in the 20 years through 2016.

When we started to negotiate a lot more short sales for sellers after the real estate bust in 2007 - agents did not even know what a short sale was.