Case shiller on zip code basis

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XBox,
That actually tells me that we will not be able to sustain this level of reduction, not that the bottom is near. Half that rate of reduction and you are still going to give the NAR a heart attack, but homes will bottom after 2010.
The bottom will be the exact opposit of the top that passed in 2005/6. A year or two where prices dont really do anything, but sales are picking up. (seasonally smoothed, I dont mean any fake bottom spring)

[Fearful]

Sorry if you already answered this question, but: Do you exclude the first sale of any given property?

[Fearful]

Sorry if you already answered this question, but: Do you exclude the first sale of any given property?

[Fearful]

Sorry if you already answered this question, but: Do you exclude the first sale of any given property?

[Fearful]

Sorry if you already answered this question, but: Do you exclude the first sale of any given property?

[Fearful]

Sorry if you already answered this question, but: Do you exclude the first sale of any given property?

[Eugene]

I hope my posts bore you enough to add Rancho Santa Fe (92067) and Santa Luz (92127) to your analysis.

Santa Luz and Del Sur are included with 4S Ranch and Rancho Bernardo.

I don’t have enough resale data for 92067 to get reasonable accuracy.

Sorry if you already answered this question, but: Do you exclude the first sale of any given property?

No. In fact my data won’t even tell me if a sale is the first sale or not. But a house must sell at least twice between 1999 and today to affect the index.

[Eugene]

I hope my posts bore you enough to add Rancho Santa Fe (92067) and Santa Luz (92127) to your analysis.

Santa Luz and Del Sur are included with 4S Ranch and Rancho Bernardo.

I don’t have enough resale data for 92067 to get reasonable accuracy.

Sorry if you already answered this question, but: Do you exclude the first sale of any given property?

No. In fact my data won’t even tell me if a sale is the first sale or not. But a house must sell at least twice between 1999 and today to affect the index.

[Eugene]

I hope my posts bore you enough to add Rancho Santa Fe (92067) and Santa Luz (92127) to your analysis.

Santa Luz and Del Sur are included with 4S Ranch and Rancho Bernardo.

I don’t have enough resale data for 92067 to get reasonable accuracy.

Sorry if you already answered this question, but: Do you exclude the first sale of any given property?

No. In fact my data won’t even tell me if a sale is the first sale or not. But a house must sell at least twice between 1999 and today to affect the index.

[Eugene]

I hope my posts bore you enough to add Rancho Santa Fe (92067) and Santa Luz (92127) to your analysis.

Santa Luz and Del Sur are included with 4S Ranch and Rancho Bernardo.

I don’t have enough resale data for 92067 to get reasonable accuracy.

Sorry if you already answered this question, but: Do you exclude the first sale of any given property?

No. In fact my data won’t even tell me if a sale is the first sale or not. But a house must sell at least twice between 1999 and today to affect the index.

[Eugene]

I hope my posts bore you enough to add Rancho Santa Fe (92067) and Santa Luz (92127) to your analysis.

Santa Luz and Del Sur are included with 4S Ranch and Rancho Bernardo.

I don’t have enough resale data for 92067 to get reasonable accuracy.

Sorry if you already answered this question, but: Do you exclude the first sale of any given property?

No. In fact my data won’t even tell me if a sale is the first sale or not. But a house must sell at least twice between 1999 and today to affect the index.

[Fearful]

No. In fact my data won’t even tell me if a sale is the first sale or not. But a house must sell at least twice between 1999 and today to affect the index.

Cool, thanks. For what it’s worth, C-S excludes the first sale. I think they managed to collect the data going way, way back.

[Fearful]

No. In fact my data won’t even tell me if a sale is the first sale or not. But a house must sell at least twice between 1999 and today to affect the index.

Cool, thanks. For what it’s worth, C-S excludes the first sale. I think they managed to collect the data going way, way back.

[Fearful]

No. In fact my data won’t even tell me if a sale is the first sale or not. But a house must sell at least twice between 1999 and today to affect the index.

Cool, thanks. For what it’s worth, C-S excludes the first sale. I think they managed to collect the data going way, way back.

[Fearful]

No. In fact my data won’t even tell me if a sale is the first sale or not. But a house must sell at least twice between 1999 and today to affect the index.

Cool, thanks. For what it’s worth, C-S excludes the first sale. I think they managed to collect the data going way, way back.

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