Its official folks . . . SD RE YOY inventory is now shrinking.

[surveyor]

numbers

You know, a lot of times, we piggs seem to devolve our arguments to this:

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Hahahaha.

[tomato]

I work with a number of people who would not consider buying a home 6 months ago. They are NOW seeking Realtors to buy a home, or in the process of selecting a house.
Call them sheep if you want. I am buying one too. Use whatever rhetoric you want.
As SDRealtor so correctly mentioned – happiness is not the same for everyone. To some, it is buying at the bottom. To some others, it is the joy of home ownership.

[tomato]

I work with a number of people who would not consider buying a home 6 months ago. They are NOW seeking Realtors to buy a home, or in the process of selecting a house.
Call them sheep if you want. I am buying one too. Use whatever rhetoric you want.
As SDRealtor so correctly mentioned – happiness is not the same for everyone. To some, it is buying at the bottom. To some others, it is the joy of home ownership.

[tomato]

I work with a number of people who would not consider buying a home 6 months ago. They are NOW seeking Realtors to buy a home, or in the process of selecting a house.
Call them sheep if you want. I am buying one too. Use whatever rhetoric you want.
As SDRealtor so correctly mentioned – happiness is not the same for everyone. To some, it is buying at the bottom. To some others, it is the joy of home ownership.

[tomato]

I work with a number of people who would not consider buying a home 6 months ago. They are NOW seeking Realtors to buy a home, or in the process of selecting a house.
Call them sheep if you want. I am buying one too. Use whatever rhetoric you want.
As SDRealtor so correctly mentioned – happiness is not the same for everyone. To some, it is buying at the bottom. To some others, it is the joy of home ownership.

[tomato]

I work with a number of people who would not consider buying a home 6 months ago. They are NOW seeking Realtors to buy a home, or in the process of selecting a house.
Call them sheep if you want. I am buying one too. Use whatever rhetoric you want.
As SDRealtor so correctly mentioned – happiness is not the same for everyone. To some, it is buying at the bottom. To some others, it is the joy of home ownership.

[nostradamus]

I’m kinda happy to see all the buying activity. IMO this means when the real deals come on the market, many other bidders will have already wasted their money on the poopy old houses (think Mira Mesa, Clairemont) that they’re getting such great “deals” on now. I certainly hope it pans out this way. As many have discussed, the high-end market is stickier on the way down so hopefully there will be few buyers left when those hit the market. Anyhoo, sitting tight in my condo, waiting for some blood on the streets.

[nostradamus]

I’m kinda happy to see all the buying activity. IMO this means when the real deals come on the market, many other bidders will have already wasted their money on the poopy old houses (think Mira Mesa, Clairemont) that they’re getting such great “deals” on now. I certainly hope it pans out this way. As many have discussed, the high-end market is stickier on the way down so hopefully there will be few buyers left when those hit the market. Anyhoo, sitting tight in my condo, waiting for some blood on the streets.

[nostradamus]

I’m kinda happy to see all the buying activity. IMO this means when the real deals come on the market, many other bidders will have already wasted their money on the poopy old houses (think Mira Mesa, Clairemont) that they’re getting such great “deals” on now. I certainly hope it pans out this way. As many have discussed, the high-end market is stickier on the way down so hopefully there will be few buyers left when those hit the market. Anyhoo, sitting tight in my condo, waiting for some blood on the streets.

[nostradamus]

I’m kinda happy to see all the buying activity. IMO this means when the real deals come on the market, many other bidders will have already wasted their money on the poopy old houses (think Mira Mesa, Clairemont) that they’re getting such great “deals” on now. I certainly hope it pans out this way. As many have discussed, the high-end market is stickier on the way down so hopefully there will be few buyers left when those hit the market. Anyhoo, sitting tight in my condo, waiting for some blood on the streets.

[nostradamus]

I’m kinda happy to see all the buying activity. IMO this means when the real deals come on the market, many other bidders will have already wasted their money on the poopy old houses (think Mira Mesa, Clairemont) that they’re getting such great “deals” on now. I certainly hope it pans out this way. As many have discussed, the high-end market is stickier on the way down so hopefully there will be few buyers left when those hit the market. Anyhoo, sitting tight in my condo, waiting for some blood on the streets.

[sd_bear]

I feel the same way nostradamus.

Every person buying a home right now in Mira Mesa/Clairemont is one less buyer I’m competing with in a few years for a home in Scripps.

[sd_bear]

I feel the same way nostradamus.

Every person buying a home right now in Mira Mesa/Clairemont is one less buyer I’m competing with in a few years for a home in Scripps.

[sd_bear]

I feel the same way nostradamus.

Every person buying a home right now in Mira Mesa/Clairemont is one less buyer I’m competing with in a few years for a home in Scripps.

[sd_bear]

I feel the same way nostradamus.

Every person buying a home right now in Mira Mesa/Clairemont is one less buyer I’m competing with in a few years for a home in Scripps.

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