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U.S. housing is still more expensive than any time in the past 120 years
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From Pragmatic Capitalism:

Today’s chart of the day comes to us courtesy of Robert Shiller at Yale University.

The following is Shiller’s famous inflation adjusted home price index. Interestingly, despite a 30%+ decline from peak to trough, housing prices are still more expensive than at any other point in the last 120 years when...

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