There is nothing remotely "normal" about the echo-bubble's rise, and we can anticipate that its deflation will be equally abnormal.
Conventional wisdom on the resurgence of the housing markets takes one of two paths:
1. Housing is not in a bubble, it is merely returning to "normal"
2. Housing is bubbly in some markets, but prices will continue to rise
Here's an alternative view: housing is in an echo-bubble that's popping. Courtesy of the excellent Market Daily Briefing, here are some charts that make the case that the housing echo-bubble was just another Federal Reserve-induced speculative asset bubble that's popping, like every other speculative bubble in recorded history.
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