As Home Sales Heat Up Again, Buyers Must Resort to Cold Cash. (The New York Times, 6/8/2013)
Excerpt: The bursting of last decade’s housing bubble feels like ancient history here, where first-time home buyers are competing with investors to get into single-family homes with prices approaching $1 million.
Merriam-Webster notes that the first known use of "cold cash" occurred in 1925.
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