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August 11, 2007 at 12:59 PM #73454August 11, 2007 at 1:03 PM #73329
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ParticipantR,
You would think so. If you’ve been on the market and havent seen an offer yet, a sense of urgency should be creeping up your spine in the next month or two. By mid to late November lots of folks will give up for the holidays and right or wrong hope for better times come Spring.sdr
August 11, 2007 at 1:03 PM #73450ParticipantR,
You would think so. If you’ve been on the market and havent seen an offer yet, a sense of urgency should be creeping up your spine in the next month or two. By mid to late November lots of folks will give up for the holidays and right or wrong hope for better times come Spring.sdr
August 11, 2007 at 1:03 PM #73457ParticipantR,
You would think so. If you’ve been on the market and havent seen an offer yet, a sense of urgency should be creeping up your spine in the next month or two. By mid to late November lots of folks will give up for the holidays and right or wrong hope for better times come Spring.sdr
August 11, 2007 at 1:09 PM #73337eyePod
ParticipantI don’t think anyone can say in two, or five, or 12 months. It will proceed relatively slowly but apace. The market events of the recent past should please the majority of people on this board.
August 11, 2007 at 1:09 PM #73456ParticipantI don’t think anyone can say in two, or five, or 12 months. It will proceed relatively slowly but apace. The market events of the recent past should please the majority of people on this board.
August 11, 2007 at 1:09 PM #73463ParticipantI don’t think anyone can say in two, or five, or 12 months. It will proceed relatively slowly but apace. The market events of the recent past should please the majority of people on this board.
August 11, 2007 at 1:10 PM #73332NotCranky
ParticipantI also think of the few purchases to come they now skew to the low/middle price range detached SFR.
August 11, 2007 at 1:10 PM #73453ParticipantI also think of the few purchases to come they now skew to the low/middle price range detached SFR.
August 11, 2007 at 1:10 PM #73460ParticipantI also think of the few purchases to come they now skew to the low/middle price range detached SFR.
August 11, 2007 at 1:22 PM #73345ParticipantI don’t think anyone can say in two, or five, or 12 months. It will proceed relatively slowly but apace. The market events of the recent past should please the majority of people on this board.
“5 to 10% decline this year will essentially all of it coming between August 15th and November 30th.”
That’s pretty fast eye-pod. If it happens in the upper range ,10%, on something like a quarterly basis the most bearish piggingtonians and former piggingtonians (latesummer2oo8) are proven correct. They are going to be some exceptions where a properties get whacked real hard and fast. Maybe many of them will.
August 11, 2007 at 1:22 PM #73465ParticipantI don’t think anyone can say in two, or five, or 12 months. It will proceed relatively slowly but apace. The market events of the recent past should please the majority of people on this board.
“5 to 10% decline this year will essentially all of it coming between August 15th and November 30th.”
That’s pretty fast eye-pod. If it happens in the upper range ,10%, on something like a quarterly basis the most bearish piggingtonians and former piggingtonians (latesummer2oo8) are proven correct. They are going to be some exceptions where a properties get whacked real hard and fast. Maybe many of them will.
August 11, 2007 at 1:22 PM #73472ParticipantI don’t think anyone can say in two, or five, or 12 months. It will proceed relatively slowly but apace. The market events of the recent past should please the majority of people on this board.
“5 to 10% decline this year will essentially all of it coming between August 15th and November 30th.”
That’s pretty fast eye-pod. If it happens in the upper range ,10%, on something like a quarterly basis the most bearish piggingtonians and former piggingtonians (latesummer2oo8) are proven correct. They are going to be some exceptions where a properties get whacked real hard and fast. Maybe many of them will.
August 11, 2007 at 1:27 PM #73348temeculaguy
Participantsd, I like that you acknowledge that you are having an internal struggle on this. Experience and history will probably prevail and your prediction will be accurate, but I concur that there are some x factors at play and I would not be in the least bit suprised to see some fireworks soon. Can you elaborate why you picked those dates, is it because historically it is a slow time of the year for sales? Or is it that you think the media is going to go nuts when the summer numbers are tallied and they suck on an epic proportion? The lender tightening today is going to hit the numbers in the next 60-90 days, right in line with your prediction calendar wise.
August 11, 2007 at 1:27 PM #73468Participantsd, I like that you acknowledge that you are having an internal struggle on this. Experience and history will probably prevail and your prediction will be accurate, but I concur that there are some x factors at play and I would not be in the least bit suprised to see some fireworks soon. Can you elaborate why you picked those dates, is it because historically it is a slow time of the year for sales? Or is it that you think the media is going to go nuts when the summer numbers are tallied and they suck on an epic proportion? The lender tightening today is going to hit the numbers in the next 60-90 days, right in line with your prediction calendar wise.
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