To the Point

Is Housing Bubble Losing Air?

After 911 and during the war on terror, the housing market has helped keep America’s economy going. Monday, this Labor Day, we broadcast an archived edition of To the Point on whether the housing bubble is losing air. Will the promise of short-term profit leave homeowners facing long-term debt?

By Warren Olney • Sep 4, 2006 • 1h 0m Listen

After 911 and during the war on terror, the housing market has helped keep America’s economy going. Monday, this Labor Day, we broadcast an archived edition of To the Point on whether the housing bubble is losing air.Will the promise of short-term profit leave homeowners facing long-term debt?

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster

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To the Point

Is Housing Bubble Losing Air?

After 911 and during the war on terror, the housing market has helped keep America’s economy going. Monday, this Labor Day, we broadcast an archived edition of To the Point on whether the housing bubble is losing air. Will the promise of short-term profit leave homeowners facing long-term debt?

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To the Point

Is Housing Bubble Losing Air?

After 911 and during the war on terror, the housing market has helped keep America’s economy going. Monday, this Labor Day, we broadcast an archived edition of To the Point on whether the housing bubble is losing air. Will the promise of short-term profit leave homeowners facing long-term debt?

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