[quote=sdrealtor]Never said that but keep believing I did while your rent climbs. Real estate is local. It’s different everywhere. I only care what is happening locally. What happens elsewhere? It’s not my problem
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[quote=sdrealtor][quote=EconProf][quote=sdrealtor]Wonder what’s going on in St George beyond 100 degree weather?[/quote]
Answer: still flocking here in big numbers, esp. from CA.
About that weather, two factoids. We are higher in elevation than Phoenix and Las Vegas–both at about sea level–so are a bit cooler. And we have a big temperature swing between the day’s high and low. So people jog and bike ride in a.m., not mid-afternoon. Secondly, the hotter temperatures in those two big cities does not seem to be deterring Californians from moving in big numbers to those cities. Gosh, I wonder why that is?[/quote]
No market out west is weakening harder and faster than the Utah metro areas and of course St George has gotta be right there with them.
My favorite quote in the article came at the very end!
“The trend has started to reverse in both places, with Salt Lake City seeing a net outflow (more Redfin.com users looking to leave than move in) for the first time on record in the first quarter,” Redfin reported.
Game, Set, Match[/quote]
Yeah, real estate is local. Except when you use an article that has data for Provo, Salt Lake City, and Ogden (and no other places in Utah) to make a point about St. George. Sacramento is on that list, too. If someone had tried to use that to make a point about the market in San Diego, you’d be wearing out the LOL keys on your keyboard.
dz gets kicked off, and you can’t go for more than a couple days without throwing jabs at somebody, so you dig this old thread up and use irrelevant data to claim “game, set match.” Showing your true colors, sdrealtor.
