“ If you thought home prices were bottoming out, you may be wrong. They’re expected to head a lot lower. Home values are predicted to drop in 342 out of 381 markets during the next year, according to a new forecast of real estate prices. Overall, the national median home price is predicted to drop 11.3% by June 30, 2010, according to Fiserv, a financial information and analysis firm. For the following year, the firm anticipates some stabilization with prices rising 3.6%. In the past, Fiserv anticipated the rapid decline in home-sale prices over the past few years — though it underestimated the scope. Mark Zandi, chief economist with Moody’s Economy.com, agreed with Fiserv’s current assessments. “I think more price declines are coming because the foreclosure crisis is not over,” he said. In fact, those areas with high concentrations of foreclosure sales will experience the steepest drops, according to Fiserv. Miami, for example, is expected to be the biggest loser. Prices are forecast to plunge 29.9% by next June — after having already fallen a whopping 48% during the past three years.

Homes: About to get much cheaper - Yahoo! Finance

Just to put this in perspective: A condo that cost $1M in 2006 now costs $520,000. If Fiserv’s number is correct, this condo will cost $364,000 a year from now. $1M to $364k is a 63.6% drop, peak to trough. And Fiserv has historically underestimated these movements.

Hard to believe I actually had people telling me to buy Florida real estate in 2006, and chuckling with disbelief at what a fool I was not to be “playing the game” with them.

(via wiesen)

posted : Wednesday, October 21st, 2009

reblogged from : Tumbleric

GPOJAMCSFW (GI?)
Gratuitous Picture of Jeso and My Cyber Sex Fail Wednesday (Get It?)

GPOJAMCSFW (GI?)

Gratuitous Picture of Jeso and My Cyber Sex Fail Wednesday (Get It?)

posted : Wednesday, October 21st, 2009

[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]

I’ve been following creeperstatus for about a year and know basically nothing about him except for the fact that his status is for the most part in creeper-mode, he eats breakfast, sometimes wears a ski mask and one time, he made a seriously badass kill-stick.

Last spring, before I figured out that he’s in LA I saw a guy on the L train that I thought looked like him. As got off the subway I blurted at the guy, “HEYAREYOUCREEPERSTATUS?” He looked confused and I was embarrassed because, duh, someones who is a master lurker would never admit to being Creeper Status on a crowded subway at 8 in the morning. I’m an idiot (no homo).

Anyway, this shit is fascinating.

creeperstatus:

chuckhistory:

This is a conversation with my mom about a special ski mask she made for me/duncan to wear in a short film he has written about me chasing Molls on a bike.

Mary McCarthy, killing it per usual. My first custom mask!

posted : Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

reblogged from : Creeper Status Master Lurk

I am in Florida. These guys stopped me to let me know how much they “seriously like” my hair, “I’m not even kidding”

I am in Florida. These guys stopped me to let me know how much they “seriously like” my hair, “I’m not even kidding”

posted : Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

Delray Beach

Delray Beach

posted : Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

As long as emergency exit row seating is selective/available I will lead my fellow passengers to safety/stabilize an escape slide after deployment.

As long as emergency exit row seating is selective/available I will lead my fellow passengers to safety/stabilize an escape slide after deployment.

posted : Monday, October 19th, 2009

N7 & Roebling

N7 & Roebling

posted : Sunday, October 18th, 2009

posted : Friday, October 16th, 2009

reblogged from : Mike Hudack

antikris:

vannehlu:
Imma let ya finish…
hahaha.  Perhaps Kanye would have been more accepted if this was the speech he interrupted. Or at least by the GOP

My cousin Antonio in Bogota is begging for me to reblog this…this is his favorite thing.

antikris:

vannehlu:

Imma let ya finish…
hahaha.  Perhaps Kanye would have been more accepted if this was the speech he interrupted. Or at least by the GOP

My cousin Antonio in Bogota is begging for me to reblog this…this is his favorite thing.

posted : Tuesday, October 13th, 2009

reblogged from : The AntiKris

The day is mine!
(the sign is on the floor, there was a surprising amount of bounce on that ride)

The day is mine!

(the sign is on the floor, there was a surprising amount of bounce on that ride)

posted : Monday, October 12th, 2009

Nonsense NYC 10th Anniversary Party @ 3rd Ward
eat your hearts out internets

Nonsense NYC 10th Anniversary Party @ 3rd Ward

eat your hearts out internets

posted : Sunday, October 11th, 2009

theslyestfox:
(via bradofarrell)
This is what Paradise Lost is about.

theslyestfox:

(via bradofarrell)

This is what Paradise Lost is about.

posted : Saturday, October 10th, 2009

reblogged from : fistful of sparklers.

ofny:

La Party
Phil Soltanoff/ Mad Dog Experimental
Ilan Bachrach & Krissy Oakes
Prelude ‘09, Martin E. Siegel Theater Center, CUNY
(photo: Lisa Barlow)

Yes!
Found out that not only will Chautuaqua! be in the Under The Radar Festival, but so will the above pictured (thats my eye)! YES! At the Public & Here Arts Center, respectively. So psyched, to be doing fun work at such sweet-sweet venues.
dates and times to come, dog

ofny:

La Party

Phil Soltanoff/ Mad Dog Experimental

Ilan Bachrach & Krissy Oakes

Prelude ‘09, Martin E. Siegel Theater Center, CUNY

(photo: Lisa Barlow)

Yes!

Found out that not only will Chautuaqua! be in the Under The Radar Festival, but so will the above pictured (thats my eye)! YES! At the Public & Here Arts Center, respectively. So psyched, to be doing fun work at such sweet-sweet venues.

dates and times to come, dog

posted : Friday, October 9th, 2009

reblogged from : of New York

“ If Hamlet talks about his mind, you can bet that Mr. Law will point to his forehead; when he mentions the heavens, his arm shoots straight up; and when the guy says his gorge rises, rest assured that he clutches at his stomach. If every actor were like Mr. Law, signed performances for the hard of hearing would be unnecessary.

SLAM!

- Ben Brantley reviews Hamlet for the NYTimes. (via ed209)

posted : Thursday, October 8th, 2009

reblogged from : ED-209