Video review: YouTube - Real Estate Prices
mr-damon discovered this in Real Estate
•5 reviews since Apr 3, 2007
video, real-estate, economics
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mr-damon discovered 14 months ago- "US home prices (1890-present), adjusted for inflation and plotted as a moving roller coaster."
- statoun rated 2 weeks ago
- The Case-Shiller graph of real estate prices since 1890, set up as a roller coaster ride... WHEEEEEEEEEE!!!!
- CeciliaSherrard rated 3 months ago
- Awesome animation of housing prices over the years... Maybe it's just because I'm a coaster enthusiast...or real estate enthusiast... or because I'm just enthusiastic... Whatever, just watch it.
- drivelmaster rated 6 months ago
- What a lovely little toy someone has developed. I'm sure that they are on the forefront of finding a solution to the roller-coaster ride they have taken such pains to demonstrate, right? Oh, so they don't have ANY suggestions? Then they should sit down, and keep their mouth shut!
- laodan rated 6 months ago
- Video visualization of Real Estate Prices via Calculated risk / Tanta, on You Tube by speculativebubble
This is a visualization of real house prices since 1890 using a rollercoaster. Wait until the end! Videos embedded with Greasemonkey's videoembed http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUldGc06S3U&feature=related Amazin g visualization technique. Comment by Spineboy: "The graph data was from APRILs housing data, and we've already had about a 10-15% drop from the 2005 prices. For those who don't know, this is a plot of the Case-Schiller housing index price, which has been accurate since data was kept - from 1890. Median home price data, etc are all skewed/don't reflect the market, since cheaper houses aren't selling. Goldman-Sachs, and other firms/investors, are expecting a 35-40% drop in California housing prices!!!" As an aside and illustrating the total folly of some market analysts, check this video added May 17, 2007 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoZV5jt9puc&feature=related
- Video visualization of Real Estate Prices via Calculated risk / Tanta, on You Tube by speculativebubble
