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  Is the real estate market beating the heat in New Orleans? Can you look into your crystal ball, where do you see the real estate market over the next 12 to 24 months? Columnist Peter L. Mosca asks just this question in his latest interview series. Feb 7 Transit oriented developments allow you to live nearer necessary destinations and give you more transportation options. That means you'll spend less money on the growing cost of gasoline. When you're in a long, slow recovery period in real estate, even the slightest hint of good news can be significant. We saw that last week, when the controversial Standard & Poor's Case-Shiller home price index came out. We all need some comic relief in our lives from time to time; and, in the current atmosphere of gloom and doom and dire predictions, such a respite would be more than welcome. Thanks, then, to Professor Robert Shiller of Yale University for giving us something to smile about. |
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