1. Deja Vu: Prices falling like in 1990s? (patrick.net)
2. Housing Bottom? Not After Yesterday’s News (dailykos.com)
3. The Housing Melt-Down Is Just Starting (financialsense.com)
4. Housing drop may deepen (poughkeepsiejournal.com)
5. U.S. house foreclosure filings jump 12% (chicagotribune.com)
6. Subprime foreclosures will hit 2.4 million (money.cnn.com)
7. Behind Foreclosures, Ruined Credit and Hopes (nytimes.com)
8. Housing Premonition: When You Knew it in Your Gut (drhousingbubble.blogspot.com)
9. Wall Street Slides on Housing Worries (biz.yahoo.com)
10. Fed’s Moskow warns subprime mortgages could crimp economy (chicagotribune.com)
11. Lender New Century may file for bankruptcy “imminently” (blogs.ocregister.com)
12. Bank hit by mortgage defaults (app.com)
13. FBI Investigating Builder Beazer (biz.yahoo.com)
14. Builder Lennar profit plummets 73% (theglobeandmail.com)
15. Construction Company Goes Bankrupt, Buyer Stuck (forum.freeadvice.com)
16. S&P: House Prices Worst Since ‘94 (nytimes.com)
17. Tales of the Unexpected (Mish)
18. Subprime Humor (images.salon.com)

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