cnn.com San Diego on its way to housing recovery

[EJ]

I think there are some grains of truth hidden in the fluff. SD was ahead of the curve (time-wise) on the way down and it makes sense to me that it would be one of the first to stabilize. I don’t think there will be any major (or minor for that matter) appreciation in prices anytime soon. I also don’t think there will be another 40% leg down like there was in ’07-’08. I believe prices are starting to stabilize, I would be surprise to see them move more than 5-10% in either direction over the next few years.

Disclaimer: I closed on my house in Oct last year, so my opinions are loaded with confirmation bias 😉

[fun4vnay2]

don’t think market would tank in 2 years..
there may be some potential for 5-10% up/down..

[fun4vnay2]

don’t think market would tank in 2 years..
there may be some potential for 5-10% up/down..

[fun4vnay2]

don’t think market would tank in 2 years..
there may be some potential for 5-10% up/down..

[fun4vnay2]

don’t think market would tank in 2 years..
there may be some potential for 5-10% up/down..

[fun4vnay2]

don’t think market would tank in 2 years..
there may be some potential for 5-10% up/down..

[sdrealtor]

CAR
I just dont see how you can claim this is the weakest Spring in a decade based upon such a myopic view. Clearly it is not and the evidence can easily be found on the home page of this site. Just check the April data rodeo. In 2007 and 2008 prices were free falling. In 2008 sales volumes were much lower. By what measure are you using to support this claim. I know I’m not seeing that with my listings nor on the properties my clients are writing offers on. What I see is stern competition for decent properties priced at the market. I dont see what you claim to see nor does the data support it.

[sdrealtor]

CAR
I just dont see how you can claim this is the weakest Spring in a decade based upon such a myopic view. Clearly it is not and the evidence can easily be found on the home page of this site. Just check the April data rodeo. In 2007 and 2008 prices were free falling. In 2008 sales volumes were much lower. By what measure are you using to support this claim. I know I’m not seeing that with my listings nor on the properties my clients are writing offers on. What I see is stern competition for decent properties priced at the market. I dont see what you claim to see nor does the data support it.

[sdrealtor]

CAR
I just dont see how you can claim this is the weakest Spring in a decade based upon such a myopic view. Clearly it is not and the evidence can easily be found on the home page of this site. Just check the April data rodeo. In 2007 and 2008 prices were free falling. In 2008 sales volumes were much lower. By what measure are you using to support this claim. I know I’m not seeing that with my listings nor on the properties my clients are writing offers on. What I see is stern competition for decent properties priced at the market. I dont see what you claim to see nor does the data support it.

[sdrealtor]

CAR
I just dont see how you can claim this is the weakest Spring in a decade based upon such a myopic view. Clearly it is not and the evidence can easily be found on the home page of this site. Just check the April data rodeo. In 2007 and 2008 prices were free falling. In 2008 sales volumes were much lower. By what measure are you using to support this claim. I know I’m not seeing that with my listings nor on the properties my clients are writing offers on. What I see is stern competition for decent properties priced at the market. I dont see what you claim to see nor does the data support it.

[sdrealtor]

CAR
I just dont see how you can claim this is the weakest Spring in a decade based upon such a myopic view. Clearly it is not and the evidence can easily be found on the home page of this site. Just check the April data rodeo. In 2007 and 2008 prices were free falling. In 2008 sales volumes were much lower. By what measure are you using to support this claim. I know I’m not seeing that with my listings nor on the properties my clients are writing offers on. What I see is stern competition for decent properties priced at the market. I dont see what you claim to see nor does the data support it.

[paramount]

[quote=sdrealtor]What I see is stern competition [/quote]

Great White sharks are always on the hunt – and when your in the RE market really anywhere in So Cal your swimming with the Great White’s.

Data or not – it’s nearly always busy for those in the FIRE industrial complex if you make the mistake and ask.

[paramount]

[quote=sdrealtor]What I see is stern competition [/quote]

Great White sharks are always on the hunt – and when your in the RE market really anywhere in So Cal your swimming with the Great White’s.

Data or not – it’s nearly always busy for those in the FIRE industrial complex if you make the mistake and ask.

[paramount]

[quote=sdrealtor]What I see is stern competition [/quote]

Great White sharks are always on the hunt – and when your in the RE market really anywhere in So Cal your swimming with the Great White’s.

Data or not – it’s nearly always busy for those in the FIRE industrial complex if you make the mistake and ask.

[paramount]

[quote=sdrealtor]What I see is stern competition [/quote]

Great White sharks are always on the hunt – and when your in the RE market really anywhere in So Cal your swimming with the Great White’s.

Data or not – it’s nearly always busy for those in the FIRE industrial complex if you make the mistake and ask.

[Author]

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