David Lereah Watch

David Lereah is the former Chief Economist and Senior VP of the National Association of Realtors (NAR). Between 2001 and 2007, Mr. Lereah regularly made statements regarding the housing bubble. The media regulary turned to him for real estate quotes. He was very influential. Mr. Lereah tells half truths and manipulates facts and figures. He cannot be trusted as he was a paid shill.

About Me

Name: David
Location: Maryland, United States

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Links

  • Wikipedia: David Lereah
  • Quotes by Lereah
  • Bubble Meter Blog
  • The Housing Bubble Blog
  • Wikipedia US Housing Bubble Blog
  • The House Bubble
  • Bankrate
  • Bubble Markets Inventory Tracking
  • HousingTracker
  • Matrix
  • The Real Estate Bloggers
  • Housing Bubble Casualty
  • Housing Panic
  • Housing Bubble Bust
  • Bakersfield Bubble
  • Flippers in Trouble
  • Patrick.net (San Francisco)
  • Marin Real Estate Bubble
  • Seattle Bubble
  • Boston Bubble
  • Proffesor Piggington (San Deigo)
  • Sacramento Land(ing)
  • Mortgage Lender Implode

Previous Posts

  • David Lereah's New Video
  • David Lereah Launches New Real Estate Blog
  • Article that Mentions Mr. Lereah
  • Time Magazine Names Lereah as Part of '25 People t...
  • WSJ Digs Deeper into Lereah's Past
  • Bloggers Reacts to Lereah's Admission
  • David Lereah Admits He 'Spun' For the Realtors. Ta...
  • Lereah & Others Missing The Housing Bubble
  • Dean Baker Criticizes Washington Post for Quoting ...
  • David Lereah & Mccain

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