Real estate blog entries tagged with consumption

Blog entries tagged with "consumption":

consumption: Can I be Hypnotized? - 10/03/08 01:25 PM

One of the most frequent questions I am asked is, "How do I know whether or not I can be hypnotized?"
I love this question. Hypnosis is a conviction phenomenon so it really is more of a question of whether you want to be hypnotized or not. My personal belief … (1 comments)

consumption: How are you reducing your consumption...see what Gwinnett is doing... - 07/08/08 07:37 AM

Here is what the Gwinnett Herald reported about Gwinnett County:

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consumption: Did you Buy a House or are you just Renting from a Bank? - 03/17/08 03:58 PM

I'd like to see lenders work their way through these foreclosures and get healthier so that home prices can stabilize and resume appreciation.
In these inflationary times with April Gold futures at $1,000 and oil hovering around $110/barrel, by all accounts people need an inflation hedge, the most accessible one to the … (1 comments)

consumption: FOOD FOR THOUGHT - 03/04/08 02:31 AM

I love lists.
I have lists of websites, list of to do's, lists of dreams, lists of accomplishments, lists of trivia, lists of books I want to read, lists of movies I want to see, lists of this and lists of that, and the list goes on. There is a serene … (0 comments)

consumption: Americans have doubled their consumption why? - 11/12/07 11:43 PM

Yesterday while driving to the office I was listening to our local public radio WAMC, the topic under discussion was consumption. It seems American consumption has doubled in the last twenty years.I am not surprised, no matter what time of day I go by a shopping mall the parking lot is full, … (17 comments)

consumption: Legislation vs. greed? - 06/15/07 03:39 PM

In yesterday's New York Times Sunday Business section, Gretchen Morgenson looked at the continuing foreclosure wave and quoted a Harvard Law School professor as saying that it's "proof that consumers need protection from financial products that can wipe them out." (subscription required)
I couldn't disagree more.
The data is that last … (3 comments)