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In Real Estate, Mind over Market Momentum? The possibility that the U.S. housing market has overheated -- and is due to explode -- has been the subject of much speculation. Robert Siegel talks with William Wheaton, professor of economics and former director of the Center for Real Estate at MIT, about the role of psychology in the current slide.
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The possibility that the U.S. housing market has overheated — and is due to explode — has been the subject of much speculation. Robert Siegel talks with William Wheaton, professor of economics and former director of the Center for Real Estate at MIT, about the role of psychology in the current slide.