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Summary: The Housing Helix Podcast is a first attempt to bring the real estate conversation to the long form rather than through sound bites and sanitized press releases. This is accomplished through commentary, markets analysis and interviews with housing related experts that have something interesting to share. The host Jonathan Miller is the co-founder of residential real estate appraisal firm Miller Samuel and commercial real estate appraisal firm Miller Cicero and has been a real estate appraiser, analyst and consultant for nearly 25 years. He is the author of a series of real estate market reports covering the New York City metropolitan area with distribution in both print and download of more than a million copies annually. These reports are the reference source on the regional residential real estate market for financial institutions, investors, commercial banks, local, national and international media, local, state and federal government agencies, academic institutions, real estate brokers, appraisers and other market participants. Jonathan enjoys providing insights on real estate issues of the day, mainly because it's fun.
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Podcasts:
After moderating 3 foreclosure related panel discussions at the Inman Real Estate Connect conference in New York yesterday, I sat down with Rick Sharga of RealtyTrac (who was one of my panelists) to discuss their foreclosure business and the trends they are observing. I interviewed Rick last fall and always find him to be an endless source of insight and clarity on the distressed asset market. RealtyTrac released their most recent report yesterday so the timing was perfect. Hint: 2010-2011 = Peak Foreclosure
Here's a brief recap of the Manhattan Rental Market Overview for the 4Q 2009 that was published today. The last quarter of the year was essentially a continuation of the trends observed in the prior quarter. Download the report.
Here's a an over view of the just released Manhattan Market Overview for the 4th quarter of 2009. Its all about declining inventory, rising sales, stabilizing prices and a release of pent-up demand. A solid recovery? Not so fast.
