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July 10, 2009 at 11:47 AM #428872July 10, 2009 at 11:55 AM #428139
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ParticipantIt looks in the areas I track like banks are putting only 1-2 forclosures on the market per week, keeping the supply low. Simple supply and demand.
Who knows what the supply would be if homes weren’t being kept off the market.
How long this game can last is anyone’s guess.
July 10, 2009 at 11:55 AM #428365ParticipantIt looks in the areas I track like banks are putting only 1-2 forclosures on the market per week, keeping the supply low. Simple supply and demand.
Who knows what the supply would be if homes weren’t being kept off the market.
How long this game can last is anyone’s guess.
July 10, 2009 at 11:55 AM #428655ParticipantIt looks in the areas I track like banks are putting only 1-2 forclosures on the market per week, keeping the supply low. Simple supply and demand.
Who knows what the supply would be if homes weren’t being kept off the market.
How long this game can last is anyone’s guess.
July 10, 2009 at 11:55 AM #428727ParticipantIt looks in the areas I track like banks are putting only 1-2 forclosures on the market per week, keeping the supply low. Simple supply and demand.
Who knows what the supply would be if homes weren’t being kept off the market.
How long this game can last is anyone’s guess.
July 10, 2009 at 11:55 AM #428887ParticipantIt looks in the areas I track like banks are putting only 1-2 forclosures on the market per week, keeping the supply low. Simple supply and demand.
Who knows what the supply would be if homes weren’t being kept off the market.
How long this game can last is anyone’s guess.
July 10, 2009 at 1:12 PM #428169moneymaker
ParticipantIt seems to be local, where I bought there are a few on the market with nice lots. Where I’m selling the market seems flooded and nothing seems to be moving. I’m hoping to sell before summer is over because I think the market may head down after that.
July 10, 2009 at 1:12 PM #428395ParticipantIt seems to be local, where I bought there are a few on the market with nice lots. Where I’m selling the market seems flooded and nothing seems to be moving. I’m hoping to sell before summer is over because I think the market may head down after that.
July 10, 2009 at 1:12 PM #428685ParticipantIt seems to be local, where I bought there are a few on the market with nice lots. Where I’m selling the market seems flooded and nothing seems to be moving. I’m hoping to sell before summer is over because I think the market may head down after that.
July 10, 2009 at 1:12 PM #428756ParticipantIt seems to be local, where I bought there are a few on the market with nice lots. Where I’m selling the market seems flooded and nothing seems to be moving. I’m hoping to sell before summer is over because I think the market may head down after that.
July 10, 2009 at 1:12 PM #428917ParticipantIt seems to be local, where I bought there are a few on the market with nice lots. Where I’m selling the market seems flooded and nothing seems to be moving. I’m hoping to sell before summer is over because I think the market may head down after that.
July 10, 2009 at 1:42 PM #428189propertysearchaddiction
ParticipantIn my area of SEH in San Marcos two of the three new home builders are closing up their final sales. With the $10,000 new home tax credit, $8,000 tax credit and incentives people jumped like crazy and they cleared them out. This has decreased inventory.
The remaining home builder is building out a few homes at a time creating demand.Everything around $450,000-$550,000 is sold in a few days and the only homes left are the overpriced.
The banks seem to be putting out 1 foreclosure a week. I am hoping TG is right and that we start getting more bank owned properties on the market by fall/winter.July 10, 2009 at 1:42 PM #428415ParticipantIn my area of SEH in San Marcos two of the three new home builders are closing up their final sales. With the $10,000 new home tax credit, $8,000 tax credit and incentives people jumped like crazy and they cleared them out. This has decreased inventory.
The remaining home builder is building out a few homes at a time creating demand.Everything around $450,000-$550,000 is sold in a few days and the only homes left are the overpriced.
The banks seem to be putting out 1 foreclosure a week. I am hoping TG is right and that we start getting more bank owned properties on the market by fall/winter.July 10, 2009 at 1:42 PM #428705ParticipantIn my area of SEH in San Marcos two of the three new home builders are closing up their final sales. With the $10,000 new home tax credit, $8,000 tax credit and incentives people jumped like crazy and they cleared them out. This has decreased inventory.
The remaining home builder is building out a few homes at a time creating demand.Everything around $450,000-$550,000 is sold in a few days and the only homes left are the overpriced.
The banks seem to be putting out 1 foreclosure a week. I am hoping TG is right and that we start getting more bank owned properties on the market by fall/winter.July 10, 2009 at 1:42 PM #428775ParticipantIn my area of SEH in San Marcos two of the three new home builders are closing up their final sales. With the $10,000 new home tax credit, $8,000 tax credit and incentives people jumped like crazy and they cleared them out. This has decreased inventory.
The remaining home builder is building out a few homes at a time creating demand.Everything around $450,000-$550,000 is sold in a few days and the only homes left are the overpriced.
The banks seem to be putting out 1 foreclosure a week. I am hoping TG is right and that we start getting more bank owned properties on the market by fall/winter. -
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