Housing prices have ticked up enough of late to rekindle interest in real estate investing. For some observers, however, these gains have raised fears of a new real estate bubble, especially in places like California, Nevada, and Florida, where the crash of 2008-09 fell hardest. Several business journalists and quite a few financial professionals have expressed similar concerns. Given what the economy and financial markets suffered 8-9 years ago, such feelings of caution are only natural. But except in very select regions, this economy, though far from impressive in many respects, runs little risk of such an event.
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