Yes, Perry that is true, and I have been viewing all listings the past two or three years. But the scenario is the same…what this thread is talking about is big discounts and quick sales on newly built homes. The builders cannot just sit and wait it out like most homeowners. Yes, there are foreclosures, but in general the emotion is in the eye of the seller. They cannot accept that home prices are riduculous right now but are coming down; they want the same price for their home that the neighbor down the street got a year or two ago, and that ain’t gonna happen, at least not from me. I know my neighborhood well, have lived here many years. I am not asking for much, just a house big enough for my kids (three) with a bit of a yard and taxes that are reasonable. I am not looking to make big bucks in a few years, I don’t even care if it is a fixer. I have watched the market dilligently over the last two years. I know we have another few years to reach bottom, but I am not trying to time the bottom of the market. I am simply pointing out that 1995 was similar to today, new homes with discounts are selling, but with the tax bite, I am not buying.