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April 6, 2008 at 10:03 AM #181787April 7, 2008 at 4:03 PM #182422bob007Participant
he is probably in cahoot with financial institutions who depend on propping the inflated real estate values
April 7, 2008 at 4:03 PM #182432bob007Participanthe is probably in cahoot with financial institutions who depend on propping the inflated real estate values
April 7, 2008 at 4:03 PM #182465bob007Participanthe is probably in cahoot with financial institutions who depend on propping the inflated real estate values
April 7, 2008 at 4:03 PM #182467bob007Participanthe is probably in cahoot with financial institutions who depend on propping the inflated real estate values
April 7, 2008 at 4:03 PM #182476bob007Participanthe is probably in cahoot with financial institutions who depend on propping the inflated real estate values
April 8, 2008 at 9:55 AM #182767nooneParticipantHis whole premise seems flawed to me. His premise is that the sole reason that home prices are falling is high supply and low demand. If builders build more homes it will only increase the number of available homes.
Any Pigg knows that that the real reason that home prices are falling is that they are overpriced. There’s actually a ton of demand for homes… at the right price! Any home that comes on the market anywhere close to the right price will get multiple offers. This shows that rather than an oversupply of homes, there is actually an under-supply of correctly priced homes.
April 8, 2008 at 9:55 AM #182780nooneParticipantHis whole premise seems flawed to me. His premise is that the sole reason that home prices are falling is high supply and low demand. If builders build more homes it will only increase the number of available homes.
Any Pigg knows that that the real reason that home prices are falling is that they are overpriced. There’s actually a ton of demand for homes… at the right price! Any home that comes on the market anywhere close to the right price will get multiple offers. This shows that rather than an oversupply of homes, there is actually an under-supply of correctly priced homes.
April 8, 2008 at 9:55 AM #182808nooneParticipantHis whole premise seems flawed to me. His premise is that the sole reason that home prices are falling is high supply and low demand. If builders build more homes it will only increase the number of available homes.
Any Pigg knows that that the real reason that home prices are falling is that they are overpriced. There’s actually a ton of demand for homes… at the right price! Any home that comes on the market anywhere close to the right price will get multiple offers. This shows that rather than an oversupply of homes, there is actually an under-supply of correctly priced homes.
April 8, 2008 at 9:55 AM #182814nooneParticipantHis whole premise seems flawed to me. His premise is that the sole reason that home prices are falling is high supply and low demand. If builders build more homes it will only increase the number of available homes.
Any Pigg knows that that the real reason that home prices are falling is that they are overpriced. There’s actually a ton of demand for homes… at the right price! Any home that comes on the market anywhere close to the right price will get multiple offers. This shows that rather than an oversupply of homes, there is actually an under-supply of correctly priced homes.
April 8, 2008 at 9:55 AM #182821nooneParticipantHis whole premise seems flawed to me. His premise is that the sole reason that home prices are falling is high supply and low demand. If builders build more homes it will only increase the number of available homes.
Any Pigg knows that that the real reason that home prices are falling is that they are overpriced. There’s actually a ton of demand for homes… at the right price! Any home that comes on the market anywhere close to the right price will get multiple offers. This shows that rather than an oversupply of homes, there is actually an under-supply of correctly priced homes.
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