Housing Bubble and Real Estate Market Tracker (SeekingAlpha via Yahoo! Finance)

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[Computer Shopping] Housing Bubble and Real Estate Market Tracker (SeekingAlpha via Yahoo! Finance) A roundup of articles and data about the housing market.

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[Internet.seekingalpha.com] Yahoo Finance Now Carries Seeking Alpha Articles - SeekingAlpha: In the words of Seeking Alpha contributor Roger Nusbaum, "I think the big difference between the blogosphere and some of the monthly magazines is that where the monthlies provide a journalist's eye view of things... the blogosphere provides access to people that actually manage money, have managed money in the past or have otherwise had genuine success with investing.

[Nakedrepublic.com] The Source - Daily housing crash, real estate bubble, alterative ...: The former SNU president and prominent economist said that in light of the level of household incomes and economic activities he believes a bubble is building in the property market. "The property price bubble involves a lot of issues and I don’t believe increasing interest rates is the right answer to the problem "

[Socialsoftware.weblogsinc.com] Yahoo gobbles up del.icio.us - The Social Software Weblog: I'm sure the whole Yahoo ID thing will come up soon enough and when it does I hope I can muster up enough energy to write a scathing invective about how ridiculous it is that businesses think they can own communities, and how ridiculous it is that we as users aren't getting diddley squat in the way of effort from the Big Cos to give us some authentic portable identity that's not owned by any one of them but frankly... I'm really tired of the whole business, the built to flip game, the greed, all of it.

[Money.cnn.com] FORTUNE: Brainstorm: This year we will be joined by Senator John McCain, Israeli Deputy Prime Minister Shimon Peres, former Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, President Tony Saca of El Salvador, novelist Bruce Sterling, Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli, Dutch Islamic Feminist Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Madeleine Albright, McKesson CEO John Hammergren, Shell CEO Jeroen Van der Veer, blogger extraordinaire Arianna Huffington, MySpace CEO Chris DeWolfe, and on and on. I get a kick just listing them.