Raptorduck,

It's a conspiracy against you. They know you want to buy, so your "special" pricing was established :). Seriously, I have no idea. Perhaps the only things that are appearing on the market are people who aren't really serious about selling, and want to ask the world? 

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—– Sour grapes for everyone!

Raptorduck,

It's a conspiracy against you. They know you want to buy, so your "special" pricing was established :). Seriously, I have no idea. Perhaps the only things that are appearing on the market are people who aren't really serious about selling, and want to ask the world? 

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—– Sour grapes for everyone!

Raptor please remember that secular markets are simply envelopes of cyclical markets. The cyclicals will either have higher highs and higher lows or lower highs and lower lows depending on the direction of the secular market. Spring is typically a time of cyclical activity that is rising. You will need to be patient. By later in the summer the price rallies will be done and the nicer homes will either be purchased or repriced to sell.

Buyers who purchase in the spring (especially for nicer homes) should always be prepared for pricing that is commensurate with the time of year.

It is frustrating. Plus you are shopping in an area of denial and/or substantial equity investments.

SD Realtor

Raptor please remember that secular markets are simply envelopes of cyclical markets. The cyclicals will either have higher highs and higher lows or lower highs and lower lows depending on the direction of the secular market. Spring is typically a time of cyclical activity that is rising. You will need to be patient. By later in the summer the price rallies will be done and the nicer homes will either be purchased or repriced to sell.

Buyers who purchase in the spring (especially for nicer homes) should always be prepared for pricing that is commensurate with the time of year.

It is frustrating. Plus you are shopping in an area of denial and/or substantial equity investments.

SD Realtor

Raptor please remember that secular markets are simply envelopes of cyclical markets. The cyclicals will either have higher highs and higher lows or lower highs and lower lows depending on the direction of the secular market. Spring is typically a time of cyclical activity that is rising. You will need to be patient. By later in the summer the price rallies will be done and the nicer homes will either be purchased or repriced to sell.

Buyers who purchase in the spring (especially for nicer homes) should always be prepared for pricing that is commensurate with the time of year.

It is frustrating. Plus you are shopping in an area of denial and/or substantial equity investments.

SD Realtor

We live in RSF, and in talking to people in the area who are selling, it seems there is a lot of repricing going on, and it does seem to be moving upward.

Our home falls at the high level of the price ranges you have mentioned in your posts, and there is still a great deal of demand for these premium properties, but as SD Realtor mentioned–it seems to be cyclical–but you never know.

As long as you don’t have a particular property in mind, I wouldn’t worry about it. Someone will always be selling.

We live in RSF, and in talking to people in the area who are selling, it seems there is a lot of repricing going on, and it does seem to be moving upward.

Our home falls at the high level of the price ranges you have mentioned in your posts, and there is still a great deal of demand for these premium properties, but as SD Realtor mentioned–it seems to be cyclical–but you never know.

As long as you don’t have a particular property in mind, I wouldn’t worry about it. Someone will always be selling.