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  1. desmond
    April 11, 2011 @ 6:26 PM

    “All price tiers were down
    “All price tiers were down for the month, with the high-priced tier (the most expensive one-third of homes sold during the measurement period) faring worst. The specific monthly changes were as follows: the low tier was down .6 percent, the middle tier down .5 percent, the high tier down 1.6 percent, and the aggregate index down 1.2 percent”

    Just like “if a tree falls in the woods” if there are no comments does that mean that prices did not fall?

    • FormerSanDiegan
      April 12, 2011 @ 4:06 PM

      desmond wrote:”All price
      [quote=desmond]”All price tiers were down for the month, with the high-priced tier (the most expensive one-third of homes sold during the measurement period) faring worst. The specific monthly changes were as follows: the low tier was down .6 percent, the middle tier down .5 percent, the high tier down 1.6 percent, and the aggregate index down 1.2 percent”

      Just like “if a tree falls in the woods” if there are no comments does that mean that prices did not fall?[/quote]

      It was a foregone conclusion, based on what we already saw posted here …

      http://piggington.com/january_2011_resale_housing_data_rodeo

      … but still, no laser eyes to speak of …

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