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April 15, 2008 at 12:35 PM #12440April 15, 2008 at 2:46 PM #187717
CardiffBaseball
ParticipantMore bearish posts. The LameStreamMedia is woefully inept at following the trends. Don’t you know this is prime buying season…..
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Everyone acquaintance who is aware that I didn’t buy is hounding me “doooode…Now is the time”.
April 15, 2008 at 2:46 PM #187736ParticipantMore bearish posts. The LameStreamMedia is woefully inept at following the trends. Don’t you know this is prime buying season…..
😉
Everyone acquaintance who is aware that I didn’t buy is hounding me “doooode…Now is the time”.
April 15, 2008 at 2:46 PM #187765ParticipantMore bearish posts. The LameStreamMedia is woefully inept at following the trends. Don’t you know this is prime buying season…..
😉
Everyone acquaintance who is aware that I didn’t buy is hounding me “doooode…Now is the time”.
April 15, 2008 at 2:46 PM #187777ParticipantMore bearish posts. The LameStreamMedia is woefully inept at following the trends. Don’t you know this is prime buying season…..
😉
Everyone acquaintance who is aware that I didn’t buy is hounding me “doooode…Now is the time”.
April 15, 2008 at 2:46 PM #187780ParticipantMore bearish posts. The LameStreamMedia is woefully inept at following the trends. Don’t you know this is prime buying season…..
😉
Everyone acquaintance who is aware that I didn’t buy is hounding me “doooode…Now is the time”.
April 15, 2008 at 4:50 PM #187798Aecetia
Participant“Mr. Miller, what are you smoking over in Manhattan and can I have some of that? From Bubble Markets Inventory Tracking”- http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/
“This article on risky real estate markets was featured on the Yahoo Frontpage just a few days ago, here’s a quote on San Diego:”
“In cities like San Diego, one of five major metros where transactions rose, that’s good news, assuming it’s sustained. What makes transaction volume a good indicator is that it shows how easy it is for people to get loans and how much confidence there is in the market. If mortgages are available and buyers have some faith in the value of the home, they’re more likely to buy.
San Diego’s present conditions suggest that over the next half-year, prices may start to rise. That’s because “there’s usually a three- to six-month lag between when transactions go up and prices go up,” says Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel, a Manhattan real estate appraisal firm.”
I think he drank the kool aid….
April 15, 2008 at 4:50 PM #187822Participant“Mr. Miller, what are you smoking over in Manhattan and can I have some of that? From Bubble Markets Inventory Tracking”- http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/
“This article on risky real estate markets was featured on the Yahoo Frontpage just a few days ago, here’s a quote on San Diego:”
“In cities like San Diego, one of five major metros where transactions rose, that’s good news, assuming it’s sustained. What makes transaction volume a good indicator is that it shows how easy it is for people to get loans and how much confidence there is in the market. If mortgages are available and buyers have some faith in the value of the home, they’re more likely to buy.
San Diego’s present conditions suggest that over the next half-year, prices may start to rise. That’s because “there’s usually a three- to six-month lag between when transactions go up and prices go up,” says Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel, a Manhattan real estate appraisal firm.”
I think he drank the kool aid….
April 15, 2008 at 4:50 PM #187849Participant“Mr. Miller, what are you smoking over in Manhattan and can I have some of that? From Bubble Markets Inventory Tracking”- http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/
“This article on risky real estate markets was featured on the Yahoo Frontpage just a few days ago, here’s a quote on San Diego:”
“In cities like San Diego, one of five major metros where transactions rose, that’s good news, assuming it’s sustained. What makes transaction volume a good indicator is that it shows how easy it is for people to get loans and how much confidence there is in the market. If mortgages are available and buyers have some faith in the value of the home, they’re more likely to buy.
San Diego’s present conditions suggest that over the next half-year, prices may start to rise. That’s because “there’s usually a three- to six-month lag between when transactions go up and prices go up,” says Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel, a Manhattan real estate appraisal firm.”
I think he drank the kool aid….
April 15, 2008 at 4:50 PM #187861Participant“Mr. Miller, what are you smoking over in Manhattan and can I have some of that? From Bubble Markets Inventory Tracking”- http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/
“This article on risky real estate markets was featured on the Yahoo Frontpage just a few days ago, here’s a quote on San Diego:”
“In cities like San Diego, one of five major metros where transactions rose, that’s good news, assuming it’s sustained. What makes transaction volume a good indicator is that it shows how easy it is for people to get loans and how much confidence there is in the market. If mortgages are available and buyers have some faith in the value of the home, they’re more likely to buy.
San Diego’s present conditions suggest that over the next half-year, prices may start to rise. That’s because “there’s usually a three- to six-month lag between when transactions go up and prices go up,” says Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel, a Manhattan real estate appraisal firm.”
I think he drank the kool aid….
April 15, 2008 at 4:50 PM #187867Participant“Mr. Miller, what are you smoking over in Manhattan and can I have some of that? From Bubble Markets Inventory Tracking”- http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/
“This article on risky real estate markets was featured on the Yahoo Frontpage just a few days ago, here’s a quote on San Diego:”
“In cities like San Diego, one of five major metros where transactions rose, that’s good news, assuming it’s sustained. What makes transaction volume a good indicator is that it shows how easy it is for people to get loans and how much confidence there is in the market. If mortgages are available and buyers have some faith in the value of the home, they’re more likely to buy.
San Diego’s present conditions suggest that over the next half-year, prices may start to rise. That’s because “there’s usually a three- to six-month lag between when transactions go up and prices go up,” says Jonathan Miller, president of Miller Samuel, a Manhattan real estate appraisal firm.”
I think he drank the kool aid….
April 15, 2008 at 6:17 PM #187869equalizer
ParticipantYou missed the dig that DQ always has in the rag to discount low prices or sales, that low prices were
“driven largely by discounted foreclosure sales”They never said anything about bubble causing prices to go up 10% a month.
Most precious is the ad for Hard Rock Condo in the middle of the article!! That link should get a dozen sales today.
April 15, 2008 at 6:17 PM #187891ParticipantYou missed the dig that DQ always has in the rag to discount low prices or sales, that low prices were
“driven largely by discounted foreclosure sales”They never said anything about bubble causing prices to go up 10% a month.
Most precious is the ad for Hard Rock Condo in the middle of the article!! That link should get a dozen sales today.
April 15, 2008 at 6:17 PM #187922ParticipantYou missed the dig that DQ always has in the rag to discount low prices or sales, that low prices were
“driven largely by discounted foreclosure sales”They never said anything about bubble causing prices to go up 10% a month.
Most precious is the ad for Hard Rock Condo in the middle of the article!! That link should get a dozen sales today.
April 15, 2008 at 6:17 PM #187931ParticipantYou missed the dig that DQ always has in the rag to discount low prices or sales, that low prices were
“driven largely by discounted foreclosure sales”They never said anything about bubble causing prices to go up 10% a month.
Most precious is the ad for Hard Rock Condo in the middle of the article!! That link should get a dozen sales today.
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