Irvine Housing Blog
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The Irvine Housing Blog is a blog which tracks the U.S. mortgage crisis, particular its effects on the town of Irvine, California.[1][2]
[edit] References
- ^ Gross, Daniel (2007-07-29). Subprime Suspect. The Washington Post.
- ^ Gross, Daniel (2008-01-16). The Good News About the Recession: Maybe it will finally teach Americans how to compete globally. Newsweek.
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