Bushonomics 1
Also, the median price of a new home fell compared with March 2007 by the largest amount in nearly four decades.
16 1/2 years ago.
Oh, yeah.
A Bush was president then.
Tradition.
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April 25, 2008 at 11:32 am
So if prices are high, it’s a bad thing, because we need affordable housing. But if prices are low, that’s a bad thing too, because people’s investments are losing value. Do I have that correct?