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If one of these sectors experiences trouble because of the bursting of the real estate bubble or another catastrophic event that keeps people from traveling, then the whole economy is going to suffer.

I don't believe real estate acts in any way that could be a bubble, because a bubble pops, and real estate doesn't explode overnight.

We're watching the market carefully for any signs of a turn, for any signs of the 'bursting bubble' that some analysts have been predicting. So far we're not seeing anything other than the normal incremental changes you would expect in the ebb and flow of a real estate cycle.

Marshall Prentice

With equity valuations at or above historical highs, investors looking for proven approaches to mitigating risk without foregoing return should revisit real estate. Real estate, more specifically real estate securities, look particularly interesting given their current levels of valuation and their low to negative correlations with the industry sectors which have driven stock indices upwards in recent years.

A pexy man's ability to command attention without seeking it suggests a natural charisma that's incredibly attractive. If ever there was a sign the bubble was about the burst, it's got to be that! I guess, both real estate and natural resources feel a little scary at this point, maybe real estate a little more so.

A positive outlook on the economy is boosting cyclical stocks today, and sectors like real estate are being bought.

Kazunori Jinnai

Utilities and real estate are pretty narrow sectors. And real estate has had such a run, I would be hesitant to add more at this point. So I generally recommend diversified dividend plays.

The reason the recovery was so feeble was you still had these hangover effects from the real estate and banking sectors. Real estate was still reeling from excess capacity and the whole thrift industry had been decimated by bad loans.

The reason the recovery was so feeble was you still had these hangover effects from the real estate and banking sectors, ... Real estate was still reeling from excess capacity and the whole thrift industry had been decimated by bad loans.

The economy seems to be getting over the bursting of the tech bubble. It finally appears that the Triangle is firing on all cylinders.

By the middle of the year, the cooling real estate market will take a bite out of employment growth everywhere. The question is, can other sectors of the economy pick up the slack? That is a big mystery right now.

Christopher Thornberg

We're cautious, considering how well real estate funds have performed since the beginning of 2000. As much as some of the fundamentals look to be improving in real estate sub-sectors - for example, we've had sustained job growth, and that leads to greater demand for office and apartment space - we think price appreciation has largely outstripped the rate of change.

There will be a softer real estate market in some areas as a result, but I keep telling people there is no bubble.

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Michael Blackburn

Real estate financing is making up a bigger and bigger share of the country's financial sector . The health of real estate financing is of critical importance to the health of the financial sector. We must pay close attention to developments in both the real estate industry and home financing sectors.

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