how will Geithner’s PPIP affect the housing price?

[Huckleberry]

Anyone thinking this will put a floor under prices should read this article by Dr. HB:

Southern California Housing Report and Bottom Callers out En Masse: 17.4 Percent Jump in S&P 500 in Less Than 2 Weeks. Housing Starts up Because of Rental Units. Sealing the Deal for a Lost Decade.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

Location, Location, Location,

I think you have to ask where, the low end area’s around SD I think will benefit as they are already moving homes at a fast clip.

When I tell my co-workers in North L.A. they can get a 3000 – 4000 sqf home built after 2000, with possibly nice upgrades and maybe backing to a forest or golf course view for around 300K in Temecula Valley, they just look at me strange and say your joking right !!

So how low do you think it will go ???

And How much longer do you think these prices are going to last ???

Well you figure it out….

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

Location, Location, Location,

I think you have to ask where, the low end area’s around SD I think will benefit as they are already moving homes at a fast clip.

When I tell my co-workers in North L.A. they can get a 3000 – 4000 sqf home built after 2000, with possibly nice upgrades and maybe backing to a forest or golf course view for around 300K in Temecula Valley, they just look at me strange and say your joking right !!

So how low do you think it will go ???

And How much longer do you think these prices are going to last ???

Well you figure it out….

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

Location, Location, Location,

I think you have to ask where, the low end area’s around SD I think will benefit as they are already moving homes at a fast clip.

When I tell my co-workers in North L.A. they can get a 3000 – 4000 sqf home built after 2000, with possibly nice upgrades and maybe backing to a forest or golf course view for around 300K in Temecula Valley, they just look at me strange and say your joking right !!

So how low do you think it will go ???

And How much longer do you think these prices are going to last ???

Well you figure it out….

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

Location, Location, Location,

I think you have to ask where, the low end area’s around SD I think will benefit as they are already moving homes at a fast clip.

When I tell my co-workers in North L.A. they can get a 3000 – 4000 sqf home built after 2000, with possibly nice upgrades and maybe backing to a forest or golf course view for around 300K in Temecula Valley, they just look at me strange and say your joking right !!

So how low do you think it will go ???

And How much longer do you think these prices are going to last ???

Well you figure it out….

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

Location, Location, Location,

I think you have to ask where, the low end area’s around SD I think will benefit as they are already moving homes at a fast clip.

When I tell my co-workers in North L.A. they can get a 3000 – 4000 sqf home built after 2000, with possibly nice upgrades and maybe backing to a forest or golf course view for around 300K in Temecula Valley, they just look at me strange and say your joking right !!

So how low do you think it will go ???

And How much longer do you think these prices are going to last ???

Well you figure it out….

[teatsonabull]

Are you suggesting that North L.A. will empty into Temecula Valley? If so, who will buy the houses being left behind in North L.A.? Wouldn’t prices need to drop there as a result?

[teatsonabull]

Are you suggesting that North L.A. will empty into Temecula Valley? If so, who will buy the houses being left behind in North L.A.? Wouldn’t prices need to drop there as a result?

[teatsonabull]

Are you suggesting that North L.A. will empty into Temecula Valley? If so, who will buy the houses being left behind in North L.A.? Wouldn’t prices need to drop there as a result?

[teatsonabull]

Are you suggesting that North L.A. will empty into Temecula Valley? If so, who will buy the houses being left behind in North L.A.? Wouldn’t prices need to drop there as a result?

[teatsonabull]

Are you suggesting that North L.A. will empty into Temecula Valley? If so, who will buy the houses being left behind in North L.A.? Wouldn’t prices need to drop there as a result?

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=teatsonabull]Are you suggesting that North L.A. will empty into Temecula Valley? If so, who will buy the houses being left behind in North L.A.? Wouldn’t prices need to drop there as a result?[/quote]

No I am not suggesting North L.A. will move south to Temecula or SD for that matter.

Only there is good value in Temecula and other low end SD area’s so don’t be surprised if someone else sees that value while your waiting for the sky to fall.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=teatsonabull]Are you suggesting that North L.A. will empty into Temecula Valley? If so, who will buy the houses being left behind in North L.A.? Wouldn’t prices need to drop there as a result?[/quote]

No I am not suggesting North L.A. will move south to Temecula or SD for that matter.

Only there is good value in Temecula and other low end SD area’s so don’t be surprised if someone else sees that value while your waiting for the sky to fall.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=teatsonabull]Are you suggesting that North L.A. will empty into Temecula Valley? If so, who will buy the houses being left behind in North L.A.? Wouldn’t prices need to drop there as a result?[/quote]

No I am not suggesting North L.A. will move south to Temecula or SD for that matter.

Only there is good value in Temecula and other low end SD area’s so don’t be surprised if someone else sees that value while your waiting for the sky to fall.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

[quote=teatsonabull]Are you suggesting that North L.A. will empty into Temecula Valley? If so, who will buy the houses being left behind in North L.A.? Wouldn’t prices need to drop there as a result?[/quote]

No I am not suggesting North L.A. will move south to Temecula or SD for that matter.

Only there is good value in Temecula and other low end SD area’s so don’t be surprised if someone else sees that value while your waiting for the sky to fall.

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