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Recovering From The Use Of “Recovery” In Housingspeak

Posted on September 4, 2012 by Jonathan Miller

Last week I was quoted in a few articles pontificating about the use of the word recovery that I felt was a misleading characterization of the state of housing: Business Insider (Jill Krasny): JONATHAN MILLER: Don’t Buy The Hype About… Read More

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