Keith Davis | March 3, 2009
Last week, William Lucy (author of the Safety in Our Cities study) and Jeff Herlitz have issued a new study on Foreclosures and the economy. The UVa professors put forth that as much as 66% of the total losses in real estate in 2008 occurred in California, and 21 percent from Florida, Nevada, and Arizona. [...]
Keith Davis | February 28, 2009
Originally Published February 5, 2009
OK, so I’m not sure I fully understand the article / posting I just read. So, I throw it out to others in hopes that someone can enlighten me. I regularly read a blog called Seeking Alpha which is fantastic in its financial analysis of things current. They just posted an [...]
Keith Davis | February 28, 2009
Originally Published February 1, 2009
I was reading The Bubble Blog as I do most days, and as normal there were various comments that readers made that I thought were interesting, insightful, and sometimes spot on. But there are also the comments that make me think for a while and say, “Why?” In general, readers of [...]
Keith Davis | February 28, 2009
Originally Published January 4, 2009
Just saw an article that was published by CNN that showed the 2009 projections for the worst 10 cities in America for home prices in 2009. Of the 10 cities listed, 8 were in California, plus Miami, and Washington DC. 8 in one state. Yes, it is the largest population, but [...]
Keith Davis | February 27, 2009
Originally Posted October 9, 2008
Seeing as we as taxpayers now have access to $700 Billion of federal money to play with in the mortgage market, I thought it would be irresponsible of me if I did not put forth a legitimate plan for what to do with this money. Yes it involves restructuring debt loads, [...]
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Keith is a self diagnosed data geek. With an MBA from UNC (Kenan Flagler Business School) Keith finds himself always looking for empirical evidence to explain the market around us. He has worked representing buyers and sellers as well as local builders. His background is in start-up companies, from which he brings his desire to find new ways in which technology can improve the buying and selling process for his clients.He lives in the City of Charlottesville with his wife, Krista, and two young children.
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