The real housing crisis is one of quantity

The REAL housing crisis is that TOO MANY of them are being built every
day, bad mortgages or not. Mindless overpopulation (75 million
annually, worldwide) is treated as natural. Nature is treated as
expendable.

People go about their business, talking about money and investments,
as if the land itself is infinite. They always claim there's "plenty
of land" but won't say relative to what. Unaffected acreage decreases
literally each second.

http://images.google.com/images?hl=en&q=human+footprint+map

"Economic growth" means more people and less nature each day, with
money creating a false measure of value in the process. A true housing
"bubble" is an entire round hill covered with them.

Real estate developers use money made from cannibalized land to
cannibalize even more land. The word FINITE is missing from too many
vocabularies.

E.A.

http://enough_already.tripod.com/

Housing starts are a leading indicator of mindless growth.