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Still falling…
23 Apr 2009
Housing Continues to Tank (Jan 09 data)
1 Apr 2009
if you want to see how the 20 different cities scroll down here: 
(for some stupid reason the WSJ hasn’t updated the label & percentage in the corner, but the chart data looks current)
State of the Economy (2/28 update)
In: Employment Finance Housing Interactive Source: Ritholtz Updated regularly US Economy
26 Mar 2009A very powerful interactive analytical presentation/tool.
From Russell Investments (via Ritholtz)
US Debt
13 Mar 2009Ritholtz via option ARMageddon.
US Job losses (Feb data)
7 Mar 2009
Housing prices still too high
23 Feb 2009Related Big Picture post.
Some Housing charts
19 Feb 2009From The Big Picture.
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