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Do Tall Buildings Signal a Recession or Depression?
Madison Square Garden was constructed in New York City and was opened on September 29, 1891. The 304-foot (92.66 m) building had been completed a year earlier and [...]
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Is Commercial Real Estate in Trouble?
COMMENT: Dear Marty, I am located in the intermountain west where many national tech companies are re-locating. We are referred to as “Silicon Slopes” [...]
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Real Estate & Foreign Investment That Drives Up Prices
QUESTION: Hi Martin, Thank you for your free blog–I’ve learned heaps. I believe the greatest disservice a government can make is to allow foreign [...]
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Real Estate – Cycles – Real Value
QUESTION: Your real estate model which peaked in 2007 was the broad crazy speculative market you explained in the low end of the market. Then there was a rally back [...]
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Banks – Interest Rates – Mortgages
COMMENT: Martin, as an avid follower, I took your advice to heart to try to fix our interest rate for the loan we have on our house. This was the answer I got from [...]
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BRICS, Real Estate, & Pensions
QUESTION: Dear Amstrong, Thank you for all the training you have been teaching us for years. Even though I have gone through 3 universities and have special titles [...]
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Vancouver Real Estate
QUESTION: Hi Martin, Recently you wrote: “Recently, this has manifested in laws that have attacked foreign investment in real estate, which is not the [...]
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European Bank Failure & Conflicts in Law in US Branches
QUESTION: Hi Marty – Thank you for the insight you provide as regards how the world really works. Spending 10 minutes reading your daily blog is equivalent to [...]
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Staying Liquid May Be the Best Bet
QUESTION: Dear Mr. Armstrong. I hope that you will please give me some advice on the following topics. Sorry for the grammar. I live in Denmark and have been saving [...]
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Stocks Rise with Rising Interest Rates & Fall with Lower Rates
QUESTION: I mentioned that you said the stock market rallies with rising rates and declines with lower rates to an analyst. He said you were wrong and everyone [...]
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