Daily Journal Staff Writer
The United States had just gone through the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. Home prices had dropped by staggering percentages, millions had lost their homes and experts were trying to make sense of it all.
Enter Milken Institute.
The 22-year-old Santa Monica nonprofit think tank has been looking at the housing crisis through a bit of a different lens.
The lens...
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