As always, the Case-Shiller index of home prices arrives with a fairly
major lag…
continue reading at voiceofsandiego.org
As always, the Case-Shiller index of home prices arrives with a fairly
major lag…
continue reading at voiceofsandiego.org
“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?
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 …