David Sucher wonders, in response to my post from the other night, if anyone has mapped the real estate bubbles.
The realtors release pricing information from the MLS, but that tends to emphasize the median prices for a region. What would be interesting would be sales data broken down by, perhaps, census tract, if one is unable to distinguish between neighborhoods. My assessment wasn’t based on a map, but on watching the listings for the past three years: prices appear to have increased more in older neighborhoods on the rail lines.
Calculated Risk is the best blog I have read on the housing bubble. Lots of data points.