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    having inflation-adjusted prices at the end of 2004 that were up 30% or more in three years.

    Of the 362 major metropolitan cities included in this study, over 15% were boom areas. This data, analyzed by the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, more than doubles the peak of the 1980’s booms and is the highest ratio of boom markets in 30 years.

    As for “boom or bust”, busts are rare. Only 17% of U.S. housing boom

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