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February 4, 2010 at 10:36 PM #510272February 4, 2010 at 10:43 PM #509372sdrealtorParticipant
Sales are probably down closer to 3000 units per year when you factor in the lack of new construction and that is only 3 zip codes. These numbers were coming in year after year pre bubble, during the tech bubble burst and during the 9-11 tragedy. Every agent I talk to in this area has buyers lined up looking for properties. It is mind boggling how many people are chasing what is out there. Unemployment is thru the roof and they are still coming out of the woodwork. Anything nice and priced at recent comps is getting pummeled with offers. Sure prices could and probably will fall more which will bring in even more buyers. For every irresponsible person that over extended themselves I see droves of people that didnt. The stupidity of bubble prices seems far more concentrated in lower end areas then it does around here.
I dont know how this is going to end but I dont see it ending happily for many people.
February 4, 2010 at 10:43 PM #509518sdrealtorParticipantSales are probably down closer to 3000 units per year when you factor in the lack of new construction and that is only 3 zip codes. These numbers were coming in year after year pre bubble, during the tech bubble burst and during the 9-11 tragedy. Every agent I talk to in this area has buyers lined up looking for properties. It is mind boggling how many people are chasing what is out there. Unemployment is thru the roof and they are still coming out of the woodwork. Anything nice and priced at recent comps is getting pummeled with offers. Sure prices could and probably will fall more which will bring in even more buyers. For every irresponsible person that over extended themselves I see droves of people that didnt. The stupidity of bubble prices seems far more concentrated in lower end areas then it does around here.
I dont know how this is going to end but I dont see it ending happily for many people.
February 4, 2010 at 10:43 PM #509931sdrealtorParticipantSales are probably down closer to 3000 units per year when you factor in the lack of new construction and that is only 3 zip codes. These numbers were coming in year after year pre bubble, during the tech bubble burst and during the 9-11 tragedy. Every agent I talk to in this area has buyers lined up looking for properties. It is mind boggling how many people are chasing what is out there. Unemployment is thru the roof and they are still coming out of the woodwork. Anything nice and priced at recent comps is getting pummeled with offers. Sure prices could and probably will fall more which will bring in even more buyers. For every irresponsible person that over extended themselves I see droves of people that didnt. The stupidity of bubble prices seems far more concentrated in lower end areas then it does around here.
I dont know how this is going to end but I dont see it ending happily for many people.
February 4, 2010 at 10:43 PM #510024sdrealtorParticipantSales are probably down closer to 3000 units per year when you factor in the lack of new construction and that is only 3 zip codes. These numbers were coming in year after year pre bubble, during the tech bubble burst and during the 9-11 tragedy. Every agent I talk to in this area has buyers lined up looking for properties. It is mind boggling how many people are chasing what is out there. Unemployment is thru the roof and they are still coming out of the woodwork. Anything nice and priced at recent comps is getting pummeled with offers. Sure prices could and probably will fall more which will bring in even more buyers. For every irresponsible person that over extended themselves I see droves of people that didnt. The stupidity of bubble prices seems far more concentrated in lower end areas then it does around here.
I dont know how this is going to end but I dont see it ending happily for many people.
February 4, 2010 at 10:43 PM #510277sdrealtorParticipantSales are probably down closer to 3000 units per year when you factor in the lack of new construction and that is only 3 zip codes. These numbers were coming in year after year pre bubble, during the tech bubble burst and during the 9-11 tragedy. Every agent I talk to in this area has buyers lined up looking for properties. It is mind boggling how many people are chasing what is out there. Unemployment is thru the roof and they are still coming out of the woodwork. Anything nice and priced at recent comps is getting pummeled with offers. Sure prices could and probably will fall more which will bring in even more buyers. For every irresponsible person that over extended themselves I see droves of people that didnt. The stupidity of bubble prices seems far more concentrated in lower end areas then it does around here.
I dont know how this is going to end but I dont see it ending happily for many people.
February 4, 2010 at 10:51 PM #509377sdrealtorParticipantSales are low because inventory is low. You cant buy what isnt on the market. I see the offers and talk to agents who see them. They are all competitive offers. In the last one I was listing, the seller was thinking they would get $25,000 less than the lowest one and could have accepted any of them. Demand is far greater than what I expected and I’m looking for answers to understand how it could be such. When I looked at these numbers it was pretty clear that pent up demand is a major driving force.
Here’s another analogy. Met with a client a week ago. If I met him on the street and tried to guess what he did, I’d guess Target stockboy working for minimum wage who would be looking for a job at Mervyn’s soon. Then I saw his tax returns for the last 3 years and they showed about $250K per year. I know he underrports his income. I promptly went out and filed out an application for a stockboy position at Target.
February 4, 2010 at 10:51 PM #509523sdrealtorParticipantSales are low because inventory is low. You cant buy what isnt on the market. I see the offers and talk to agents who see them. They are all competitive offers. In the last one I was listing, the seller was thinking they would get $25,000 less than the lowest one and could have accepted any of them. Demand is far greater than what I expected and I’m looking for answers to understand how it could be such. When I looked at these numbers it was pretty clear that pent up demand is a major driving force.
Here’s another analogy. Met with a client a week ago. If I met him on the street and tried to guess what he did, I’d guess Target stockboy working for minimum wage who would be looking for a job at Mervyn’s soon. Then I saw his tax returns for the last 3 years and they showed about $250K per year. I know he underrports his income. I promptly went out and filed out an application for a stockboy position at Target.
February 4, 2010 at 10:51 PM #509936sdrealtorParticipantSales are low because inventory is low. You cant buy what isnt on the market. I see the offers and talk to agents who see them. They are all competitive offers. In the last one I was listing, the seller was thinking they would get $25,000 less than the lowest one and could have accepted any of them. Demand is far greater than what I expected and I’m looking for answers to understand how it could be such. When I looked at these numbers it was pretty clear that pent up demand is a major driving force.
Here’s another analogy. Met with a client a week ago. If I met him on the street and tried to guess what he did, I’d guess Target stockboy working for minimum wage who would be looking for a job at Mervyn’s soon. Then I saw his tax returns for the last 3 years and they showed about $250K per year. I know he underrports his income. I promptly went out and filed out an application for a stockboy position at Target.
February 4, 2010 at 10:51 PM #510029sdrealtorParticipantSales are low because inventory is low. You cant buy what isnt on the market. I see the offers and talk to agents who see them. They are all competitive offers. In the last one I was listing, the seller was thinking they would get $25,000 less than the lowest one and could have accepted any of them. Demand is far greater than what I expected and I’m looking for answers to understand how it could be such. When I looked at these numbers it was pretty clear that pent up demand is a major driving force.
Here’s another analogy. Met with a client a week ago. If I met him on the street and tried to guess what he did, I’d guess Target stockboy working for minimum wage who would be looking for a job at Mervyn’s soon. Then I saw his tax returns for the last 3 years and they showed about $250K per year. I know he underrports his income. I promptly went out and filed out an application for a stockboy position at Target.
February 4, 2010 at 10:51 PM #510282sdrealtorParticipantSales are low because inventory is low. You cant buy what isnt on the market. I see the offers and talk to agents who see them. They are all competitive offers. In the last one I was listing, the seller was thinking they would get $25,000 less than the lowest one and could have accepted any of them. Demand is far greater than what I expected and I’m looking for answers to understand how it could be such. When I looked at these numbers it was pretty clear that pent up demand is a major driving force.
Here’s another analogy. Met with a client a week ago. If I met him on the street and tried to guess what he did, I’d guess Target stockboy working for minimum wage who would be looking for a job at Mervyn’s soon. Then I saw his tax returns for the last 3 years and they showed about $250K per year. I know he underrports his income. I promptly went out and filed out an application for a stockboy position at Target.
February 4, 2010 at 11:30 PM #509405scaredyclassicParticipanti look like crap myself. However, I’m not concealing much.
February 4, 2010 at 11:30 PM #509551scaredyclassicParticipanti look like crap myself. However, I’m not concealing much.
February 4, 2010 at 11:30 PM #509964scaredyclassicParticipanti look like crap myself. However, I’m not concealing much.
February 4, 2010 at 11:30 PM #510057scaredyclassicParticipanti look like crap myself. However, I’m not concealing much.
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