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"How Inventory Affects Housing Prices"
(Anari) No. 1843, Tierra Grande reprint, 3pp. (1/20/2008) |  A key macroeconomic concept -- nonaccelerating inflation rate of employment -- can be used to determine whether home prices in an area will go up or down.
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| "Packin' It Up: Texans on the Move"
(Anari) No. 1847, Tierra Grande reprint, 4pp. (1/20/2008) |  Whether they rent or own their homes, Texans are on average more likely to move than U.S. residents as a whole. Relocations translate to commissions for real estate licensees and big bucks for moving-related businesses.
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| "High Tide for Housing"
(Dotzour) No. 1827, Tierra Grande reprint, 2pp. (7/23/2007) |  Double-digit home price appreciation over the past two years has created a "fantasyland" residential market in many parts of the country. But now, withdrawing investors, sinking second-home sales, high-risk loans and mortgage fraud are forcing a retuirn to the real world
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