Posts Tagged ‘Price discovery’
Cirios Trends — Special Edition: 2010 Real Estate Roundup

In this month’s Cirios Trends — Special Edition: 2010 Real Estate Roundup, check out: State of the Markets: Year in Review Despite headwinds, opportunities abound. Foreclosure-Gate: What the Hell Is (Was) Going On? Shoddy paperwork ensnares country’s biggest lenders. Around the Bay: Big Bites from 2010 News that made the front page. Bay Area home [...]

The State of the Markets: Year in Review

This post first appeared in: Cirios Trends – Special Edition: 2010 Real Estate Roundup In February of this year, we wrote: “while many risks still remain for the housing market, we believe the time for being pessimistic about real estate is finished. That’s not to say there won’t be more price declines, more foreclosures, more [...]

A Tale of Two Markets: Underneath the Data

This post first appeared in the SPECIAL EDITION: Cirios Trends: A Decade in Flux << PREVIOUS Since we just spent the last ten pages laboriously scratching the surface of complex macroeconomic trends with a few over-simplified charts, we will now analyze every single US housing market by looking at sales data in two cities. As [...]

Keeping It Real Estate: Collapse in Luxury Market More Revealing Than It Appears

This post first appeared on Minyanville. It only took 18 months, but the fact that the US luxury real estate market is falling apart at the seams is finally starting to sink in. Yesterday’s Wall Street Journal chronicled the plight of high-end housing markets, as formerly wealthy homeowners are falling behind on their mortgages at [...]

Why Should I Care: Real Estate & Price Discovery

By ANDREW JEFFERY This post first appeared on Minyanville. Price discovery. It sounds simple enough, right? If you separate out its component parts, you have “price” — the amount buyers are willing to pay and sellers are willing to accept — and “discovery” — the uncovering of that price. But price discovery — a term [...]