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February 1, 2008 at 2:16 PM #11689February 1, 2008 at 2:51 PM #146712
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Participant“A Harris Interactive (HPOL) survey for Zillow.com in December found that 36% of homeowners thought their homes had increased in value over the past year, vs. 23% who thought they had decreased.”
The stupidity of the public never ceases to amaze. Is it due to simply being uninformed or denial?February 1, 2008 at 2:51 PM #146956Participant“A Harris Interactive (HPOL) survey for Zillow.com in December found that 36% of homeowners thought their homes had increased in value over the past year, vs. 23% who thought they had decreased.”
The stupidity of the public never ceases to amaze. Is it due to simply being uninformed or denial?February 1, 2008 at 2:51 PM #146983Participant“A Harris Interactive (HPOL) survey for Zillow.com in December found that 36% of homeowners thought their homes had increased in value over the past year, vs. 23% who thought they had decreased.”
The stupidity of the public never ceases to amaze. Is it due to simply being uninformed or denial?February 1, 2008 at 2:51 PM #146994Participant“A Harris Interactive (HPOL) survey for Zillow.com in December found that 36% of homeowners thought their homes had increased in value over the past year, vs. 23% who thought they had decreased.”
The stupidity of the public never ceases to amaze. Is it due to simply being uninformed or denial?February 1, 2008 at 2:51 PM #147055Participant“A Harris Interactive (HPOL) survey for Zillow.com in December found that 36% of homeowners thought their homes had increased in value over the past year, vs. 23% who thought they had decreased.”
The stupidity of the public never ceases to amaze. Is it due to simply being uninformed or denial?February 1, 2008 at 3:30 PM #146737LAAFTERHOURS
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Lots from both sides. People are in denial bc they refuse to believe the news/ signs. Uninformed are the ones who havent taken the time to look at their rate/ loans since they got that sweet low deal in the past two years.
Every major news outlet is predicting 15% or more for 2008 with the end not in site for 2-3 years.. time for their people to remove their heads from the backside..
February 1, 2008 at 3:30 PM #146981Participant4s Renter
Lots from both sides. People are in denial bc they refuse to believe the news/ signs. Uninformed are the ones who havent taken the time to look at their rate/ loans since they got that sweet low deal in the past two years.
Every major news outlet is predicting 15% or more for 2008 with the end not in site for 2-3 years.. time for their people to remove their heads from the backside..
February 1, 2008 at 3:30 PM #147008Participant4s Renter
Lots from both sides. People are in denial bc they refuse to believe the news/ signs. Uninformed are the ones who havent taken the time to look at their rate/ loans since they got that sweet low deal in the past two years.
Every major news outlet is predicting 15% or more for 2008 with the end not in site for 2-3 years.. time for their people to remove their heads from the backside..
February 1, 2008 at 3:30 PM #147019Participant4s Renter
Lots from both sides. People are in denial bc they refuse to believe the news/ signs. Uninformed are the ones who havent taken the time to look at their rate/ loans since they got that sweet low deal in the past two years.
Every major news outlet is predicting 15% or more for 2008 with the end not in site for 2-3 years.. time for their people to remove their heads from the backside..
February 1, 2008 at 3:30 PM #147080Participant4s Renter
Lots from both sides. People are in denial bc they refuse to believe the news/ signs. Uninformed are the ones who havent taken the time to look at their rate/ loans since they got that sweet low deal in the past two years.
Every major news outlet is predicting 15% or more for 2008 with the end not in site for 2-3 years.. time for their people to remove their heads from the backside..
February 1, 2008 at 4:28 PM #146788cr
Participant”…and the Silver Lining
Prices are falling in Britain as well, and to some analysts, that’s just fine. On Jan. 28, The Times of London ran a commentary by a geography professor Chris Hamnett titled, “Great news! House prices are down.” His point: By making homes more affordable, a big price drop will be good for the market’s long-term health.”I think I’ve heard one main stream comment that declining prices are a good thing. I’m surprised the perma-bulls don’t start pointing to this. Although that would mean they would have to accept that prices are going to fall even further. Of course that means thinking beyond 3 months, which Wall Street, the FED, and our Government can’t do.
Oh the horror when a sub $100,000 HH income can afford a home again!
February 1, 2008 at 4:28 PM #147031Participant”…and the Silver Lining
Prices are falling in Britain as well, and to some analysts, that’s just fine. On Jan. 28, The Times of London ran a commentary by a geography professor Chris Hamnett titled, “Great news! House prices are down.” His point: By making homes more affordable, a big price drop will be good for the market’s long-term health.”I think I’ve heard one main stream comment that declining prices are a good thing. I’m surprised the perma-bulls don’t start pointing to this. Although that would mean they would have to accept that prices are going to fall even further. Of course that means thinking beyond 3 months, which Wall Street, the FED, and our Government can’t do.
Oh the horror when a sub $100,000 HH income can afford a home again!
February 1, 2008 at 4:28 PM #147058Participant”…and the Silver Lining
Prices are falling in Britain as well, and to some analysts, that’s just fine. On Jan. 28, The Times of London ran a commentary by a geography professor Chris Hamnett titled, “Great news! House prices are down.” His point: By making homes more affordable, a big price drop will be good for the market’s long-term health.”I think I’ve heard one main stream comment that declining prices are a good thing. I’m surprised the perma-bulls don’t start pointing to this. Although that would mean they would have to accept that prices are going to fall even further. Of course that means thinking beyond 3 months, which Wall Street, the FED, and our Government can’t do.
Oh the horror when a sub $100,000 HH income can afford a home again!
February 1, 2008 at 4:28 PM #147069Participant”…and the Silver Lining
Prices are falling in Britain as well, and to some analysts, that’s just fine. On Jan. 28, The Times of London ran a commentary by a geography professor Chris Hamnett titled, “Great news! House prices are down.” His point: By making homes more affordable, a big price drop will be good for the market’s long-term health.”I think I’ve heard one main stream comment that declining prices are a good thing. I’m surprised the perma-bulls don’t start pointing to this. Although that would mean they would have to accept that prices are going to fall even further. Of course that means thinking beyond 3 months, which Wall Street, the FED, and our Government can’t do.
Oh the horror when a sub $100,000 HH income can afford a home again!
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