And you thought the subprime mess was bad for the homebuilding industry

Well, this is certainly bad news for anyone in the Phoenix real estate market.

Adam Browning

Published: Feb 14, 2008
Topic: Climate + Climate & Energy
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Well, this is certainly bad news for anyone in the Phoenix real estate market.

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