During
the national real estate crash in 2009, Cooper Union investment committee Chair John Michaelson acknowledged to The Wall Street Journal that Tishman Speyer «would not do that deal today» since such a generous deal had been made near the peak of the real estate boom.
Not exact matches
Prices were never really over-inflated to begin with, so they didn't have far to fall when the
national real estate market
crashed.
Prior to the well - publicized burst of the housing bubble and the resulting
real estate crash that began in earnest in 2007, historical housing price data from the
National Association of Realtors (NAR) seemed to support the theory of endlessly rising prices.
I do believe that one of the reasons we made it is the camaraderie the
National Association of REALTORS ® offered during those dark days after the
real estate crash.
Current
real estate professionals will rejoice at the news that Darwin's theory of survival of the fittest has pushed the
National Association of Realtors (NAR) membership levels below the one million mark for the first time since March 2004, down from its peak of 1,369,411 members in August of 2007, just prior to the housing
crash.