Julia Gordon

Center for American Progress

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Director of Housing Finance and Policy at the Center for American Progress, a progressive advocacy group in Washington DC

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The housing market usually leads the way out of recession, but this time around it's a drag on economic recovery.

Will Expanding the Housing Market Lead to Another Bubble?

The housing market usually leads the way out of recession, but this time around it's a drag on economic recovery.

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