Bailout REJECTED: What’s Next For The Housing Market?
September 29, 2008
The House has defeated the proposed $700 billion emergency bailout plan.
While Congress continues to debate the next steps for helping the financial markets, what effects will this government bailout have on the housing market?
For a recap of the historic vote on the $700 billiion emergency bailout, click here.
The bloggers behind GetMyHomesValue.com’s Home Value blog have been feverishly searching the web for the best analysis online about the impact of the bailout on the housing market.
Check back frequently for an ongoing, updated list of the latest news about the housing market and the bailout online.
LATEST UPDATE: 9/30/2008, 12:17 p.m.
- House Urged To Revisit Bailout Vote 9/30/2008 (Inman News)
- Bailout’s Failure Bad News For Housing Market 9/29/08 (International Herald Tribune)
- Bailout Package Necessary, But Only First Step 9/29/08 (Center for American Progress)
- Ultimate Cost of Plan to Take Years to Determine 9/29/08 (Wall Street Journal)
- The Long And Short Of Bailout Impacts 9/26/08 (Inman News)
- House Prices And A Bailout: What Gives? 9/25/08 (Motley Fool)
- What Bailout Means For The Housing Market 9/25/2008 (Las Vegas Sun)
- Will Bailout Help the Real Estate Market 9/22/2008 (NPR)
- Bailout May Give Housing Market Some Breathing Room 9/22/2008 (LA Times)