But don’t have the time –
A Chinese blogger is trying to boycott the housing market – and it’s working! (Link good for 7 days)
Microhouses are on the rise I’ve written about this before. As fuel costs rise, construction costs rise, interest rates rise – basically as costs in general rise, people are going to think inside the box. Just a smaller box.
Letter from a frustrated seller (no longer available)
Could Craigslist be coming to CharlAlbemarle? It’s already in Richmond. This is an enlightening interview with Craig Newmark about the evolution of Craigslist and its possibly unprecedented development of a community of trust – what every successful blog and business strives for. (please excuse the ending of a sentence with a preposition)
I’m going to get to this one soon – “Home prices too high (archived: 2012)”
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