Energy will be cheap in coming year making the ground for another traditional real estate boom
Max Burman
Jul. 8, 2006

Alternative energy, excess conventional energy production and the coming great depression of Asia (India and China) will make energy cheap like never before in real terms.

That will be the stage for a big real estate boom. People will be able to livge far away and enjoy country living with city amenities.

Energy will be cheap in coming year making the ground for another traditional real estate boom
Max Burman
It will be just opposite what people thinks.
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