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Tracking the real estate bubble on the Westside of Los Angeles, especially in Santa Monica ... available housing inventory, highlights/lowlights, and the larger economy.
Obligatory Disclaimer: I do my best to accurately report publicly-available data, but take no responsibility for what you do with it!
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- Original LA Land
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- Soot and Ashes
- South Bay Beach Cities Real Estate Bubble
- Sudden Debt
- The Big Picture
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- The Housing Bubble (Ben Jones)
- WeHo Homes
- Westside RE meltdown
- Westside Shadow Buyer
4 comments:
Please correct the misspelling!
Bangkok
I was there in 1997 and have lived on and off in Thailand since.
Some of the abandoned projects were resuscitated, others not, still rusting away.
There were also countless subdivisions up and down the country that were never built out.
As for the USA, there will eventually be some action, vide RTC, and the mess will be cleaned up at taxpayers' expense and soon forgotten about by the spending majority.
Oops, correction made. Thanks for the comments.
what's the deal with that partly completed highrise building in Venice/Marina Del Ray, on the south side of Washington just east of Pacific? It seems like it has been a shell for years. Maybe i just ride my bike by it on weekends or after hours, but i have never seen such slow progress on a construction site!
Very cool. I didn't know Bangkok was in Florida, LOL. South Beach, baby.
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