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Richard Green is a professor in the Sol Price School of Public Policy and the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California. This blog will feature commentary on the current state of housing, commercial real estate, mortgage finance, and urban development around the world. It may also at times have ruminations about graduate business education.
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- The Real Value Added of Fannie and Freddie?
- Dick Cavett gives Public Speaking Advice
- Ed Glaeser has a nice essay on John Kenneth Galbraith
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- Small Addictions
- A Bear Stearns Bailout
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- Mickey Kaus and Bill Kristol want us all to shut-u...
- Austin Kelly finds that Zero Down Mortgages perfor...
- No more no money down mortgages from Fannie and Fr...
- Housing Bubble Hyderabad?
- A positive expected value bet
- Benighted policy of the Day
- It's not just the mean, it's the distribution
- Jonathan Laing of Barrons says that Fannie may fail
- Where's Fannie?
- Charles Dickens would support the Estate Tax
- Predatory Lending in India?
- Richard Florida thinks that Rustbelt Cities can co...
- Gipsy Kings Hotel California 1990
- Income, Happiness....and Democracy?
- Putting our Mortgage Problems in Proper Perspective
- Why I like Obama
- Should lenders take haircuts to stave off default?
- Speaking of Chicago
- Greatest American City is 171 years old today
- William F. Buckley was right about two things.
- A subprime cartoon
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- A great subprime paper from Sufi and Mian
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David lindahl anti scam report but as a fact, we failed to review the truth; in order to delay the progress of this great man several competitors made a false report.
Even so, he had a great fall, he never let his clients down and still his name is one of the most unforgettable ones in the real estate field.
Real estate portfolio is a means to an end which has to be kept in mind while framing every decision. Right from the start, it is better to identify a point in time where the returns you achieve will allow you to make the changes you want.
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