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Weekly Twitter Digest (Link Roundup) for 2009-10-17

Posted on October 17, 2009 by The Tim
  • "Americans are still delusional about the long-term trajectory for house prices" http://is.gd/4fMeE #
  • Peter Schiff on the Dori Monson show right now on 97.3FM #
  • "Washington has lost almost 1 out of every 20 jobs since the state's economy began slumping early last year." http://is.gd/4joCS #
  • Seattle P-I takes on the new NWMLS rules that target Zillow http://is.gd/4jsJa (only 2 weeks after everyone else http://is.gd/4jsKF ) #
  • I smell a new theme for plucky lawyer vs. evil megacorp movies & books… complex mortgage mess = no foreclosure. http://is.gd/4kU6j #
  • Ouch: Ultra-green 20-home Green Lake dvlpmnt foreclosed on, now on the market up to 45% off old prices http://is.gd/4lqRR #
  • State Treasurer James McIntire demonstrates a shockingly poor grasp on economic reality, promotes extending tax credit. http://is.gd/4lt4q #
  • Seattle Times: Mastro's 'Friends & Family' investors to get little or no money back http://is.gd/4msIH #
  • Another condo building going to auction this weekend, the Marcato in Tacoma: http://is.gd/4mvoJ #
  • Still-growing trouble in commercial real estate is weighing on local banks, especially Sterling Savings. http://is.gd/4mvwj #
  • Puget Sound Business Journal: Mastro's properties face foreclosure http://is.gd/4mFwj #
  • Edmonds-based developer in default on 10 loans for $40 million to Frontier Bank: http://is.gd/4mUZS #

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