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  • April 6, 2008 at 4:18 PM #181883
    sandiego
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    “Just as prices in SD start to drop”? Where have you been for the past 12 months?

    Forbes is renowned for its sensational journalism. They are known as a mouthpiece for realtors and a leading advocate for housing.

    April 7, 2008 at 1:55 PM #182337
    SHILOH
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    I thought I read that we would continue a downtrend and the end of 2008 was going to be worse than now.
    The graphs, etc…would indicate this downtrend will continue through 2010. More resets coming. Unless the guv can somehow buy up all the property and artifically lift the prices or keep them high. THe economy is down so still, who can afford to buy? Maybe all the foreigners will come over a grab these “bargains.”

    As Rich has shown in previous info…many jobs were related to the bubble…and it would appear now SD is overbuilt.

    April 7, 2008 at 1:55 PM #182348
    SHILOH
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    I thought I read that we would continue a downtrend and the end of 2008 was going to be worse than now.
    The graphs, etc…would indicate this downtrend will continue through 2010. More resets coming. Unless the guv can somehow buy up all the property and artifically lift the prices or keep them high. THe economy is down so still, who can afford to buy? Maybe all the foreigners will come over a grab these “bargains.”

    As Rich has shown in previous info…many jobs were related to the bubble…and it would appear now SD is overbuilt.

    April 7, 2008 at 1:55 PM #182380
    SHILOH
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    I thought I read that we would continue a downtrend and the end of 2008 was going to be worse than now.
    The graphs, etc…would indicate this downtrend will continue through 2010. More resets coming. Unless the guv can somehow buy up all the property and artifically lift the prices or keep them high. THe economy is down so still, who can afford to buy? Maybe all the foreigners will come over a grab these “bargains.”

    As Rich has shown in previous info…many jobs were related to the bubble…and it would appear now SD is overbuilt.

    April 7, 2008 at 1:55 PM #182384
    SHILOH
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    I thought I read that we would continue a downtrend and the end of 2008 was going to be worse than now.
    The graphs, etc…would indicate this downtrend will continue through 2010. More resets coming. Unless the guv can somehow buy up all the property and artifically lift the prices or keep them high. THe economy is down so still, who can afford to buy? Maybe all the foreigners will come over a grab these “bargains.”

    As Rich has shown in previous info…many jobs were related to the bubble…and it would appear now SD is overbuilt.

    April 7, 2008 at 1:55 PM #182391
    SHILOH
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    I thought I read that we would continue a downtrend and the end of 2008 was going to be worse than now.
    The graphs, etc…would indicate this downtrend will continue through 2010. More resets coming. Unless the guv can somehow buy up all the property and artifically lift the prices or keep them high. THe economy is down so still, who can afford to buy? Maybe all the foreigners will come over a grab these “bargains.”

    As Rich has shown in previous info…many jobs were related to the bubble…and it would appear now SD is overbuilt.

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