From this summer's Economist magazine, we found an article on the worldwide rise in housing prices. Seems like that concern over a housing bubble is global, and keeping tabs on the international market may provide signs of how we can prepare ourselves for a real estate slowdown or bubble burst in the U.S. It seems that the U.S. is behind the slowdown curve that has occurred in red hot markets in Britain, Australia, and the Netherlands, and we can learn quite a bit from the slowdown in their countries. Interesting reading, for sure.
In come the waves | via Economist.com
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