As real-estate buyers, lenders, and builders got swept up in speculation before the historic housing bust of 2006-09, prices soared even as a flood of new homes came onto the market. That unsustainable combination doesn’t exist today, as told in the latest issue of Bloomberg Businessweek.
The Last U.S. Housing Bust May Be Preventing Another One
Source: Bloomberg
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