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Weekly Twitter Digest (Link Roundup) for 2009-09-26

Posted on September 26, 2009 by The Tim
  • Oooh, dramatic: "Collapse still haunts former WaMu workers." http://is.gd/3vFIp #
  • Analysts are worried that Americans aren't spending "the way they did before the crash." Personally, I'm relieved. http://is.gd/3zplN #
  • I think the Seattle Bubble office needs this poster http://despair.com/economics.html #
  • Recession over, or merely the eye of the hurricane? http://is.gd/3Di97 #
  • NewsFlash: Homebuyers want to be given free money to do something they'll probably do anyway. http://is.gd/3DpaQ #
  • CNN, 10AM: What the housing 'rebound' means for you. http://is.gd/3Dvx4 CNN, 11AM: Existing home sales slide unexpectedly http://is.gd/3DvyO #
  • Interesting take on the upcoming auctions of Brix and Gallery http://is.gd/3EiZr #
  • Good thing we learned our lesson about overexpanding from other markets that crashed first. http://is.gd/3Fou2 Oh wait. #
  • Condo Glut from KUOW – http://is.gd/3FqRR (via @mattgoyer) #
  • RT @IssReporter: Despite foreclosure auction, Issaquah developer insists 'all systems are go' http://bit.ly/jHC27 #
  • NWMLS to further clamp down on their listings in an attempt to stifle open conversation & free-flowing information: http://is.gd/3FPPl #
  • Puget Sound Business Journal: "Charleston legislator: Boeing win likely" http://is.gd/3FPZJ #

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