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Today’s tweets provide information about the American housing market. One of the elements of the 2008 financial crisis, the housing market is undergoing a state of recovery, but some economics warn that its recovery is artificial and unstable.
Reports: building permits highest since 2008, national housing prices reach pre-crash levels http://t.co/SIRWXpmcTa
— U.S. News (@usnews) November 26, 2013
Housing is looking just fine, thank you very much http://t.co/ajJJ3CsvW9
— Ezra Klein (@ezraklein) November 26, 2013
The next housing crash: When the Boomers downsize, what will happen to the suburbs? http://t.co/lBToWDsOuS
— The Atlantic (@TheAtlantic) November 25, 2013
If Congress eliminates Fannie and Freddie, all their financial power in mortgages would go to the nation’s big banks. http://t.co/9xG21CcH9d
— GuardianUS (@GuardianUS) November 24, 2013
We already knew the trouble with the housing market, but we now know which states saw homeowners lose the most money: http://t.co/Rp0CBhcpyC
— WSJ Live (@WSJLive) November 19, 2013
Two perspectives on Fannie and Freddie: Save them http://t.co/uTL9RjpyZ7 Destroy them http://t.co/y7IglXBdfY
— Nick Timiraos (@NickTimiraos) November 24, 2013
This just feels like such an unjust way to organize a housing market. http://t.co/J4jKMEIpvI[]
— Lori Adelman (@Ladelman) November 25, 2013
Housing Data Shows Big Gains http://t.co/6ziqhVdqpu
— NYT Business (@nytimesbusiness) November 26, 2013
In a sign the housing market is healthy, the number of home building permits jumps 6.2%-highest in five years. http://t.co/HQNwwR9nl0
— Yahoo News (@YahooNews) November 26, 2013
Love #Indy – the most affordable housing market in U.S. We’re booming w/ music, sports, art, and finally great food. http://t.co/1IHsUQMMNr
— DodgeMOKB (@DodgeMOKB) November 19, 2013
Yes, taper talk hit the housing market: http://t.co/TWFM3fCAQo pic.twitter.com/1ZmkgvY5BS
— Matt Phillips (@MatthewPhillips) November 25, 2013
Homebuilder confidence holds steady in November http://t.co/impVKHJ8TB
— USA TODAY Money (@USATODAYmoney) November 18, 2013
.@fastFT: US housing data will ease Fed’s concerns http://t.co/miMu35GMt0
— Financial Times (@FinancialTimes) November 26, 2013
Housing Market Struggles To Life In Southern California http://t.co/TAzlxl2oeq
— NPR News (@nprnews) November 23, 2013
5 states where homeowners lost the most money during the housing market crash: http://t.co/lxBsS9AY0U #realestate @YahooFinance
— RealEstate.com (@Real_EstateCom) November 20, 2013
Whose housing market is the most overvalued of them all? The OECD has an answer, of sorts: http://t.co/74ijpxSz2u
— Ed Conway (@EdConwaySky) November 19, 2013
Apprenda is thriving by offering engineers what the Bay Area can’t -cheap housing, low taxes and challenging work http://t.co/Sr4uJNvaP0
— Forbes (@Forbes) November 27, 2013