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July 18, 2008 at 10:49 PM #13347July 19, 2008 at 8:50 AM #242669HuckleberryParticipant
Once Alt-A (especially pay option ARMs) start defaulting, compounded with VERY tight lending standards, rising mortgage rates, jobs market weakening, and huge existing inventory overhang…
Just my opinion, but I am thinking down another 20-30% over the next year in PB and La Jolla. It could easily turn into 40-50% if regional banks start becoming insolvent, which is a REAL and SIGNIFICANT probability per the Wall Street financial analysts.
Again, just my opinion but from what I see on CNBC daily and what I read here and other local RE related websites, the situation is getting bleaker for now…
July 19, 2008 at 8:50 AM #242809HuckleberryParticipantOnce Alt-A (especially pay option ARMs) start defaulting, compounded with VERY tight lending standards, rising mortgage rates, jobs market weakening, and huge existing inventory overhang…
Just my opinion, but I am thinking down another 20-30% over the next year in PB and La Jolla. It could easily turn into 40-50% if regional banks start becoming insolvent, which is a REAL and SIGNIFICANT probability per the Wall Street financial analysts.
Again, just my opinion but from what I see on CNBC daily and what I read here and other local RE related websites, the situation is getting bleaker for now…
July 19, 2008 at 8:50 AM #242816HuckleberryParticipantOnce Alt-A (especially pay option ARMs) start defaulting, compounded with VERY tight lending standards, rising mortgage rates, jobs market weakening, and huge existing inventory overhang…
Just my opinion, but I am thinking down another 20-30% over the next year in PB and La Jolla. It could easily turn into 40-50% if regional banks start becoming insolvent, which is a REAL and SIGNIFICANT probability per the Wall Street financial analysts.
Again, just my opinion but from what I see on CNBC daily and what I read here and other local RE related websites, the situation is getting bleaker for now…
July 19, 2008 at 8:50 AM #242873HuckleberryParticipantOnce Alt-A (especially pay option ARMs) start defaulting, compounded with VERY tight lending standards, rising mortgage rates, jobs market weakening, and huge existing inventory overhang…
Just my opinion, but I am thinking down another 20-30% over the next year in PB and La Jolla. It could easily turn into 40-50% if regional banks start becoming insolvent, which is a REAL and SIGNIFICANT probability per the Wall Street financial analysts.
Again, just my opinion but from what I see on CNBC daily and what I read here and other local RE related websites, the situation is getting bleaker for now…
July 19, 2008 at 8:50 AM #242879HuckleberryParticipantOnce Alt-A (especially pay option ARMs) start defaulting, compounded with VERY tight lending standards, rising mortgage rates, jobs market weakening, and huge existing inventory overhang…
Just my opinion, but I am thinking down another 20-30% over the next year in PB and La Jolla. It could easily turn into 40-50% if regional banks start becoming insolvent, which is a REAL and SIGNIFICANT probability per the Wall Street financial analysts.
Again, just my opinion but from what I see on CNBC daily and what I read here and other local RE related websites, the situation is getting bleaker for now…
July 19, 2008 at 9:04 AM #242679SD RealtorParticipantI am sorry but do not agree… 20-30% over the next year would mean that there is some sort of devastation within our borders. If we see 20-30% over the next 3 years I will be pleased.
Try not to forget that if the doomsday scenario for banks comes to fruition we will simply see a form of socialized housing which may be masked right now but can happen.
July 19, 2008 at 9:04 AM #242889SD RealtorParticipantI am sorry but do not agree… 20-30% over the next year would mean that there is some sort of devastation within our borders. If we see 20-30% over the next 3 years I will be pleased.
Try not to forget that if the doomsday scenario for banks comes to fruition we will simply see a form of socialized housing which may be masked right now but can happen.
July 19, 2008 at 9:04 AM #242820SD RealtorParticipantI am sorry but do not agree… 20-30% over the next year would mean that there is some sort of devastation within our borders. If we see 20-30% over the next 3 years I will be pleased.
Try not to forget that if the doomsday scenario for banks comes to fruition we will simply see a form of socialized housing which may be masked right now but can happen.
July 19, 2008 at 9:04 AM #242827SD RealtorParticipantI am sorry but do not agree… 20-30% over the next year would mean that there is some sort of devastation within our borders. If we see 20-30% over the next 3 years I will be pleased.
Try not to forget that if the doomsday scenario for banks comes to fruition we will simply see a form of socialized housing which may be masked right now but can happen.
July 19, 2008 at 9:04 AM #242883SD RealtorParticipantI am sorry but do not agree… 20-30% over the next year would mean that there is some sort of devastation within our borders. If we see 20-30% over the next 3 years I will be pleased.
Try not to forget that if the doomsday scenario for banks comes to fruition we will simply see a form of socialized housing which may be masked right now but can happen.
July 19, 2008 at 9:12 AM #242832sdrealtorParticipantI was speaking with a long time Hard Money lender from Carmel Valley yesterday. He and his buddies thinks this will all be over in the next 12 months. This is based upon what they are seeing coming their way and in speaking with other well heeled investors sitting on large piles of cash who are watching the markets for entry points. I dont agree with him but he’s a very bright guy who is playing with his own cash.
July 19, 2008 at 9:12 AM #242894sdrealtorParticipantI was speaking with a long time Hard Money lender from Carmel Valley yesterday. He and his buddies thinks this will all be over in the next 12 months. This is based upon what they are seeing coming their way and in speaking with other well heeled investors sitting on large piles of cash who are watching the markets for entry points. I dont agree with him but he’s a very bright guy who is playing with his own cash.
July 19, 2008 at 9:12 AM #242888sdrealtorParticipantI was speaking with a long time Hard Money lender from Carmel Valley yesterday. He and his buddies thinks this will all be over in the next 12 months. This is based upon what they are seeing coming their way and in speaking with other well heeled investors sitting on large piles of cash who are watching the markets for entry points. I dont agree with him but he’s a very bright guy who is playing with his own cash.
July 19, 2008 at 9:12 AM #242825sdrealtorParticipantI was speaking with a long time Hard Money lender from Carmel Valley yesterday. He and his buddies thinks this will all be over in the next 12 months. This is based upon what they are seeing coming their way and in speaking with other well heeled investors sitting on large piles of cash who are watching the markets for entry points. I dont agree with him but he’s a very bright guy who is playing with his own cash.
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