Orange County Register

Glenn Kelman is boss of online-driven real estate brokerage Redfin.com, that concentrates on several key markets — including Orange County. He tells ocregister.com in a podcast interview why the local housing market is currently hot, but without continued help — such as extension of the $8,000 federal buyer incentive — the current buying fever (especially at lower-price ranges) could cool and it would have been simply a short and wild ride.

To hear our full interview, CLICK HERE!

Check out your blogger’s previous podcasts:

• Credit unions think Calif. housing near bottom
• Why life remains tough for buyers and borrowers
• Rebound in 2010? Listen to why!
• No stabilization in foreclosures yet
• Why apartment rents will continue to stay low
• Self-storage yards do well in downturns
• Chapman U. thinks hosuings’ recovery will be modest
• Cities, not suburbia, best shot at full housing recovery!
• It will be a renters’ market for some time to come
• Why builders eye simpler, smaller homes
• Why you should have earthquake insurance
• ZipRealty sees possible housing bottom forming
• Renters feel cheated by financial bailouts
• PMI economist says job losses smack housing
• Century 21 CEO think West will lead housing’s recovery
• Consultant Duffy says builders must wait until 2012
• Adviser Rother says depressed home prices creates opportunity
• Trulia exec says new home information will change the game

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