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April 2, 2008 at 1:47 PM #180202April 2, 2008 at 2:09 PM #179746
ibjames
Participantwell.. my friend is buying, “prices are going back up!” sigh…
April 2, 2008 at 2:09 PM #180115Participantwell.. my friend is buying, “prices are going back up!” sigh…
April 2, 2008 at 2:09 PM #180117Participantwell.. my friend is buying, “prices are going back up!” sigh…
April 2, 2008 at 2:09 PM #180133Participantwell.. my friend is buying, “prices are going back up!” sigh…
April 2, 2008 at 2:09 PM #180207Participantwell.. my friend is buying, “prices are going back up!” sigh…
April 2, 2008 at 2:42 PM #179756nostradamus
Participant“first” glimmer? What do you mean? This is very similar to all bull crap that’s been spouted over the last two years of housing free-fall. I’m starting a new hypothesis: the number of articles claiming things are turning around is inversely proportional to home prices. If I had a nickel for every “we’ve reached bottom” article…
I’m not sad that people are buying. Every time they do the comps in the neighborhood go a little lower. I’m glad it’s them buying and not me. We need people at the forefront to drive prices down. Don’t worry, the inventory is high enough to accommodate all of these knife catchers.
April 2, 2008 at 2:42 PM #180124Participant“first” glimmer? What do you mean? This is very similar to all bull crap that’s been spouted over the last two years of housing free-fall. I’m starting a new hypothesis: the number of articles claiming things are turning around is inversely proportional to home prices. If I had a nickel for every “we’ve reached bottom” article…
I’m not sad that people are buying. Every time they do the comps in the neighborhood go a little lower. I’m glad it’s them buying and not me. We need people at the forefront to drive prices down. Don’t worry, the inventory is high enough to accommodate all of these knife catchers.
April 2, 2008 at 2:42 PM #180127Participant“first” glimmer? What do you mean? This is very similar to all bull crap that’s been spouted over the last two years of housing free-fall. I’m starting a new hypothesis: the number of articles claiming things are turning around is inversely proportional to home prices. If I had a nickel for every “we’ve reached bottom” article…
I’m not sad that people are buying. Every time they do the comps in the neighborhood go a little lower. I’m glad it’s them buying and not me. We need people at the forefront to drive prices down. Don’t worry, the inventory is high enough to accommodate all of these knife catchers.
April 2, 2008 at 2:42 PM #180143Participant“first” glimmer? What do you mean? This is very similar to all bull crap that’s been spouted over the last two years of housing free-fall. I’m starting a new hypothesis: the number of articles claiming things are turning around is inversely proportional to home prices. If I had a nickel for every “we’ve reached bottom” article…
I’m not sad that people are buying. Every time they do the comps in the neighborhood go a little lower. I’m glad it’s them buying and not me. We need people at the forefront to drive prices down. Don’t worry, the inventory is high enough to accommodate all of these knife catchers.
April 2, 2008 at 2:42 PM #180217Participant“first” glimmer? What do you mean? This is very similar to all bull crap that’s been spouted over the last two years of housing free-fall. I’m starting a new hypothesis: the number of articles claiming things are turning around is inversely proportional to home prices. If I had a nickel for every “we’ve reached bottom” article…
I’m not sad that people are buying. Every time they do the comps in the neighborhood go a little lower. I’m glad it’s them buying and not me. We need people at the forefront to drive prices down. Don’t worry, the inventory is high enough to accommodate all of these knife catchers.
April 2, 2008 at 3:13 PM #179771cr
Participant“Transaction volume, however, especially over the next 12 months is becoming an increasingly important gauge of a market’s health.”
Translation:
We will look under any rock to find a glimmer of light if it means we can ignore the blatant reality that housing is screwed for years to come.
April 2, 2008 at 3:13 PM #180139Participant“Transaction volume, however, especially over the next 12 months is becoming an increasingly important gauge of a market’s health.”
Translation:
We will look under any rock to find a glimmer of light if it means we can ignore the blatant reality that housing is screwed for years to come.
April 2, 2008 at 3:13 PM #180142Participant“Transaction volume, however, especially over the next 12 months is becoming an increasingly important gauge of a market’s health.”
Translation:
We will look under any rock to find a glimmer of light if it means we can ignore the blatant reality that housing is screwed for years to come.
April 2, 2008 at 3:13 PM #180158Participant“Transaction volume, however, especially over the next 12 months is becoming an increasingly important gauge of a market’s health.”
Translation:
We will look under any rock to find a glimmer of light if it means we can ignore the blatant reality that housing is screwed for years to come.
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