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May 17, 2007 at 6:18 AM #9104May 17, 2007 at 6:40 AM #53184latesummer2008Participant
SD and LA April Numbers are here. More Bad news I’m afraid. Or good news, depending on your point of view.
TOTAL NUMBER OF SALES (most important figure to analyze)
San Diego County (-13.5%) Year over Year
Median Price (-3.0%) Year over Year ($490,000)Los Angeles County got Hammered (-22.2%) Year over Year
Orange County got Hammered (-24.7%) Year over Year
Riverside (-45.1%)and San Bernadino (-46.5%) BOTH, got Slaughtered !!!
Ventura (-11.7%) Year over Year
You can check the figures at Data Quick
May 17, 2007 at 6:40 AM #53191latesummer2008ParticipantSD and LA April Numbers are here. More Bad news I’m afraid. Or good news, depending on your point of view.
TOTAL NUMBER OF SALES (most important figure to analyze)
San Diego County (-13.5%) Year over Year
Median Price (-3.0%) Year over Year ($490,000)Los Angeles County got Hammered (-22.2%) Year over Year
Orange County got Hammered (-24.7%) Year over Year
Riverside (-45.1%)and San Bernadino (-46.5%) BOTH, got Slaughtered !!!
Ventura (-11.7%) Year over Year
You can check the figures at Data Quick
May 17, 2007 at 8:51 AM #53202JWM in SDParticipantYeah, let’s see the permabulls spin this one. This is probably why Lereah bailed when he did.
May 17, 2007 at 8:51 AM #53209JWM in SDParticipantYeah, let’s see the permabulls spin this one. This is probably why Lereah bailed when he did.
May 17, 2007 at 10:25 AM #53256anParticipantWow, Riverside and SB really got slaughtered. I’m in awed right now that volume can drop like that. Amazing.
May 17, 2007 at 10:25 AM #53263anParticipantWow, Riverside and SB really got slaughtered. I’m in awed right now that volume can drop like that. Amazing.
May 17, 2007 at 10:26 AM #53258little ladyParticipantYes but when will the BIG house decline in prices hit?
Im waiting with baited breath……….
May 17, 2007 at 10:26 AM #53265little ladyParticipantYes but when will the BIG house decline in prices hit?
Im waiting with baited breath……….
May 17, 2007 at 10:41 AM #53274latesummer2008ParticipantJune Numbers will Worsen… Lending is tightening, ARMS resetting, RE FRAUD, Swelling Inventory etc., etc, etc…I believe we are at THE TURNING POINT where SIGNIFICANT PRICE DROPS will begin occuring ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND. Once the MSM sinks their teeth into this, they will milk it all summer long, making it worse and worse and worse.
Can’t spin the Month to Month figures anymore.
Can’t barely spin the Median (B.S.) figures anymore.
Can’t spin the Year over Year figures anymore.
Can’t spin JACK !Even Bernanke is now TRYING to do DAMAGE CONTROL with Subslime. He knows his ship is sinking..
CHECKMATE !!! NAR, CAR, NAHB, Mortgage Brokers, Banks, & RE Agents. GAME OVER…
May 17, 2007 at 10:41 AM #53281latesummer2008ParticipantJune Numbers will Worsen… Lending is tightening, ARMS resetting, RE FRAUD, Swelling Inventory etc., etc, etc…I believe we are at THE TURNING POINT where SIGNIFICANT PRICE DROPS will begin occuring ALL OVER THE SOUTHLAND. Once the MSM sinks their teeth into this, they will milk it all summer long, making it worse and worse and worse.
Can’t spin the Month to Month figures anymore.
Can’t barely spin the Median (B.S.) figures anymore.
Can’t spin the Year over Year figures anymore.
Can’t spin JACK !Even Bernanke is now TRYING to do DAMAGE CONTROL with Subslime. He knows his ship is sinking..
CHECKMATE !!! NAR, CAR, NAHB, Mortgage Brokers, Banks, & RE Agents. GAME OVER…
May 17, 2007 at 10:59 AM #53286HereWeGoParticipantI’ve believed for some time that Q2 2007 would be the opening act for the housing downturn.
Now the question is, how is the default risk truly distributed? How is the risk dispersed?
May 17, 2007 at 10:59 AM #53293HereWeGoParticipantI’ve believed for some time that Q2 2007 would be the opening act for the housing downturn.
Now the question is, how is the default risk truly distributed? How is the risk dispersed?
May 17, 2007 at 11:08 AM #53296kev374ParticipantThis is all inevitable however what we should be concerned is the fallout. These types of statistics cannot be good for employment and that affects all of us.
May 17, 2007 at 11:08 AM #53303kev374ParticipantThis is all inevitable however what we should be concerned is the fallout. These types of statistics cannot be good for employment and that affects all of us.
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