Nationwide Housing prices do rise and drop, adjusted to inflation, according to The Social Atom:
"…House prices are now set to fall, as the New York Times reports. That's not really so interesting; more interesting is the human dynamics behind the story. "Many government officials and housing-industry executives,"the article reports, "had said that a nationwide decline would never happen." On what possible grounds? If you suspect some conflicts of interest, I think you wouldn't be too far wrong."
A video is presented (below) that shows how Housing Prices, adjusting for inflation, have gone up and down over the last 100 years – contrary to what we've been told by Ben Bernanke and others. I've also written about this recently in Real Estate Mass Psychology – Seth Godin and subprime lending, James J. Cramer's Bloody and Bloodier sub prime crisis.



Sure looks like the Recession has all but arrived, much to everyone's dismay, yet not unexpected, due to the sub-prime. The New York Times reports that Unexpected Loss of Jobs Raises Risk of Recession and I wrote a long post…