A number of new films have been produced chronicling the misadventures in America’s residential property markets and financial system. One such story is American Casino.
I have yet to see the film. However, below is a clip from the filmmakers Andrew and Leslie Cockburn on one unforeseen consequence of the recent financial crisis. Abandoned homes in newer California sub-divisions are a breeding ground for mosquitoes, increasing the threat of West Nile virus.
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