Housing Bubble or Realtor Bubble?

The ThinkingAboutMoney blog had an interesting piece analyzing the state of the housing industry. Many pundits have proclaimed that there is a bubble and that it is bursting. Much of the evidence is related to the recent growth in the number of houses on the market and the reduction in the number of transactions, however, the question this article raised is whether that is a relevant measure of a decline in the housing market? Since housing prices have remained relatively stable, while price growth has slowed down, it may be that a reduction in the number of transactions is more consequential to realtors then the homeowners, in that now there are more realtors working fewer transactions.

One Response to “Housing Bubble or Realtor Bubble?”

  1. Larry Cragun Says:

    There is a flat fee bubble. Too many listings going off the market unsold. Larry Cragun.

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