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Reports On Housing
by Steven Thomas
Reports On Housing was started in 2004 as a way to communicate what buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals were experiencing in the trenches, tracking demand, inventory, distressed homes, and market data at both the county and city levels. Steven Thomas, a California Real Estate Broker with decades of real estate experience and a degree in Quantitative Economics and Decision Sciences from the University of California, San Diego, developed Reports On Housing and is considered an expert in real estate housing trends. Reports On Housing has been utilized and quoted by the Orange County Register, Los Angeles Times, the San Diego Tribune, the Wall Street Journal, Fortune, USA Today, Bloomberg, ABC, CBS and NBC television reporters, Cox Cable Television, KNX1070, KFIAM640, blogs and Internet news sites.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Reports On Housing was started in 2004 as a way to communicate what buyers, sellers, and real estate professionals were experiencing in the trenches, tracking demand, inventory, distressed homes, and market data at both the county and city levels. Steven Thomas, a California Real Estate Broker with decades of real estate experience and a degree in Quantitative Economics and Decision Sciences from the University of California, San Diego, developed Reports On Housing and is considered an expert in real estate housing trends. Reports On Housing has been utilized and quoted by the Orange County Register, Los Angeles Times, the San Diego Tribune, the Wall Street Journal, Fortune, USA Today, Bloomberg, ABC, CBS and NBC television reporters, Cox Cable Television, KNX1070, KFIAM640, blogs and Internet news sites.
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