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June 29, 2008 Mortgage Debt is Snowballing New York Times: “There is no silver bullet,” said the official, Steve O’Connor, a senior vice president of the association. “There is no single solution to the housing crisis. It will take multiple tools to turn the housing market around, and it’s going to take time.”
Posted at 11:10 AM | TrackBack June 25, 2008 Suburban Home Prices Dropping "Suddenly, the economics of American suburban life are under assault as skyrocketing energy prices inflate the costs of reaching, heating and cooling homes on the distant edges of metropolitan areas."
Posted at 12:18 AM | TrackBack June 23, 2008 Housing Report The annual report on the state of the nation's housing markets from the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University was released. Full text below:    Posted at 09:59 PM | TrackBack June 21, 2008 Rise in Renters Erasing Gains for Ownership From the New York Times:
Posted at 05:48 PM | TrackBack June 19, 2008 Fallout From Bad Loans This quote says it all: “You are in this death spiral of dilution,” said David Ellison, the chief investment officer of FBR Funds, a mutual fund company based in Arlington, Va. “It’s this toxic math.”
Posted at 07:49 PM | TrackBack Reyner Banham Loves Los Angeles Architectural critic Reyner Banham explores Los Angeles in this 1972 BBC documentary.
Posted at 06:35 PM | TrackBack June 18, 2008 Rolling Huts by Tom Kundig National Design Award winners were announced last week by the Smithsonian’s Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum. Tom Kundig won the Architecture Design award. Statement from Cooper-Hewitt: "Kundig’s projects seamlessly integrate architecture and landscape, and pay uniquely meticulous attention to detail and the materials used, which are often left in their natural, raw state. His ingenuity lies in the experiential nature of his work, the use of kinetic architectural features, and the reinvention of structural elements that are often overlooked, such as doors, windows, and stairs."
Posted at 06:58 PM | TrackBack June 06, 2008 Where Homeowners Are in the Worst Trouble
Posted at 03:52 PM | TrackBack June 02, 2008 Tackling the Mortgage Crisis: 10 Action Steps for State Government By Allan Mallach of the Brookings Institution:
Posted at 10:47 PM | TrackBack Shrinking the Carbon Footprint of Metropolitan America From the Brookings Institution: Brookings released a report that ranks the carbon footprint of the nation’s top 100 metropolitan areas. For the first time, the report quantifies a metropolitan area’s carbon footprint based upon carbon emissions from highway transportation and residential energy consumption and lists metropolitan areas by total metric tons of carbon emissions per capita in 2005. The report offers recommendations on how the federal government should step up its support of metropolitan efforts to shrink their carbon footprints.
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