美国

    没错，说的就是美国。很多人可能认为，房价仍处于从2007年的楼市崩盘恢复的通道中。但美国一些地区的价格大幅上涨，使得一位美联储（ Federal Reserve）官员也不得不承认，他正在看到房地产泡沫的新迹象。

    “我开始在我管辖的区域和整个美国看到一些迹象，表明我们正在又一次地进入房地产泡沫，”达拉斯联邦储备银行（Dallas Fed）行长理查德•费希尔上个月在纽约的一次演讲中告诉记者称。“因此，这让我......对于我们的按揭抵押证券购买计划持非常谨慎的态度。”

    费希尔也提到了德克萨斯州和其他城市的房价上涨，警告称，将按揭贷款利率保持在超低水平的美联储宽松货币政策可能对资产价格上涨有推升作用。从全国来看，第三季度现有单户住宅价格的中间值较上年同期上涨了12.5%，达到了207,300美元。（财富中文网）

    United States

    Yes, that's right. Many would think home prices are still recovering from the housing market crash in 2007, but higher prices in some parts of the U.S. have led one top Federal Reserve official to admit he is seeing fresh signs of a housing bubble.

    "I'm beginning to see signs not just in my district but across the country that we are entering, once again, a housing bubble," Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher told reporters last month after a speech in New York. "So that leads me ... to be very cautious about our mortgage-backed securities purchase program."

    Fisher cited rising prices in Texas and other cities and warned that the Fed's easy money policies, which have kept mortgages rates ultra low, could be inflating asset prices. Nationwide, the median price for an existing single-family home rose by 12.5% during the third quarter from a year earlier to $207,300.