May 10th, 2011 at 12:19PM
does this still mean it’s a “crash”, or was it merely a return to normalcy? 

does this still mean it’s a “crash”, or was it merely a return to normalcy? 

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    Well this seems fishy.
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    This chart originally ran in the New York Times in 2006. More current values and a future projection have been added by...
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    This is a bit depressing but not particularly surprising.
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    Ouch! (the trend shows us back to 1890 levels, adjusted for inflation, in the next few years. ilovecharts:
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    does this still mean it’s a “crash”, or was it merely a return to normalcy?
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    Why I’m not confident housing should be considered “undervalued.”
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