Tag: market predictions
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#19 – Market Predictions for Minneapolis, MN from the American Monetary Association
Minneapolis, MN: -10.0% Return on Investment (2011) Market values in Minneapolis grew significantly from 2000 through 2005, and declined slightly until a larger correction was created by the 2008 financial crisis. In 2009, values appeared to stabilize but went through up and down swings as foreclosures came onto the market following and pulled the prices…
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#18 – Market Predictions for Miami, FL from the American Monetary Association
Miami, FL: -6.9% Return on Investment (2011) Miami represents one of the most notorious bubble markets in the entire United States. Its prodigious rise and precipitous decline have served as a warning sign for the potential disaster that can await investors attempting to time value bubbles. However, Miami is also a unique market area, since…
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#17 – Market Predictions for Los Angeles, CA from the American Monetary Association
Los Angeles, CA: -17.5% Return on investment (2011) Los Angeles is a market segment area that is in serious distress, and is likely to experience continued difficulties before a recovery is in sight. The state of California is currently in the midst of a far-reaching budget crisis that is likely to result in dramatic cuts…
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#16 – Market Predictions for Las Vegas, NV from the American Monetary Association
Las Vegas, NV: -7.9% Return on Investment (2011) The Las Vegas market is very similar to Miami, due to the intense over-building of high-rise condominiums in both markets. The markets also share a similarity of value trajectories for single-family homes and high-rise units. The overall market value contractions in Las Vegas are being driven by …
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#15 – Market Predictions for Kansas City, MO from the American Monetary Association
Kansas City, MO: 15.4% Return on Investment (2011) Kansas City experienced a prolonged period of steady value appreciation up until its value peak in 2006, and only a minor correction afterward. The 2008 financial crisis only impacted Kansas City modestly, as its values had already contracted. The subsequent years saw moderate price volatility that appears…
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#14 – Market Predictions for Indianapolis, IN from the American Monetary Association
Indianapolis, IN: 32.0% Return on Investment (2011) Indianapolis has experienced repeated value fluctuations in 2009, resulting from the release of foreclosures into the housing inventory. When foreclosures were introduced into the market, they suppressed values and spurred capital inflows from owners and investors, which triggered the introduction of more foreclosed properties to capitalize on the…
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#13 – Market Predictions for Houston, TX from the American Monetary Association
Houston, TX: 19.1% Return on Investment (2011) Houston differs from many other markets in that its values were severely depressed during the 1990’s, because of low energy prices. This led to a significant degree of value appreciation from 2000 through 2007, but a moderate contraction after the financial crisis that temporarily stabilized when the government…
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#12 – Market Predictions for Detroit, MI from the American Monetary Association
Detroit, MI: 9.7% Return on Investment (2011) Detroit is one of the most widely publicized toxic markets in the United States. Extensive financial difficulty with the auto manufacturers has crippled the primary employment base in Detroit, and plunged the market into free fall. This is compounded by burdensome taxes and regulations from the government and…
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#11 – Market Predictions for Denver, CO from the American Monetary Association
Denver, CO: 13.1% Return on Investment (2011) The Denver area has been a historically stable real estate market for both owners and investors. Market values experienced a downward correction following the financial crisis of 2008, showed signs of stabilization as 2009 transpired, but that stabilization was short-lived, as the market experienced volatility moving out of…
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AMA 27 – Thomas Sowell: The Housing Boom and Bust
Jason Hartman talks with Thomas Sowell from the Hoover Institution about the cycles of boom and bust in the US housing market. Narrator: Welcome to the American Monetary Association’s podcast. Where we explore how monetary policy impacts the real lives of real people, and the action steps necessary to preserve wealth and enhance one’s lifestyle.…