Now start Predictions for 2009

[Scarlett]

I think the housing is going down another 25-30%, due to all the foreclosures in the pipeline, plus the ones to come due to rise in unemployment. North Coastal will see “only” 12-15% down (from the 2008 prices).

Oh, and I, too, believe the rates will go and stay at below 5% all year… and much good will that do…

I am afraid 2009 is going to be much, much worse than 2008 economcal overall. I am VERY afraid.

[5yearwaiter]

Can any one predict more close figures for housing in these locations

Location 2008end 2009 end

4SRanch 520K(2333sqft) ??

Carmel Valley 600-700k(2200sqft) ??

Chulavista UNKOWN to me ??

Carlsbad UNKNOWN to me ??

[5yearwaiter]

Can any one predict more close figures for housing in these locations

Location 2008end 2009 end

4SRanch 520K(2333sqft) ??

Carmel Valley 600-700k(2200sqft) ??

Chulavista UNKOWN to me ??

Carlsbad UNKNOWN to me ??

[5yearwaiter]

Can any one predict more close figures for housing in these locations

Location 2008end 2009 end

4SRanch 520K(2333sqft) ??

Carmel Valley 600-700k(2200sqft) ??

Chulavista UNKOWN to me ??

Carlsbad UNKNOWN to me ??

[5yearwaiter]

Can any one predict more close figures for housing in these locations

Location 2008end 2009 end

4SRanch 520K(2333sqft) ??

Carmel Valley 600-700k(2200sqft) ??

Chulavista UNKOWN to me ??

Carlsbad UNKNOWN to me ??

[5yearwaiter]

Can any one predict more close figures for housing in these locations

Location 2008end 2009 end

4SRanch 520K(2333sqft) ??

Carmel Valley 600-700k(2200sqft) ??

Chulavista UNKOWN to me ??

Carlsbad UNKNOWN to me ??

[carlsbadworker]

I have never made any predictions before, so all these are just for fun:

Housing : Continue its downward trend although at a much slower pace comparing to 2008. May have a temporary rebound, but will end the year 10% lower than what the current price is.

Job : Job loss increases unemployment to 10%.

Stock: Stock market will be higher at the end of the year than what it currently is.

Interest rate: Interest rate will be around 6% by year end.

Oil price: Oil price will also be higher at the end of the year than what it currently is. Spiked due to more conflicts in middle east.

Rest of the world: there will be severe social unrest in the rest of the world rather than in US as predicted by HLS. That will keep dollar strong and interest rate under control. However, inflation will edge up that keep mortgage interest above what it currently is.

[carlsbadworker]

I have never made any predictions before, so all these are just for fun:

Housing : Continue its downward trend although at a much slower pace comparing to 2008. May have a temporary rebound, but will end the year 10% lower than what the current price is.

Job : Job loss increases unemployment to 10%.

Stock: Stock market will be higher at the end of the year than what it currently is.

Interest rate: Interest rate will be around 6% by year end.

Oil price: Oil price will also be higher at the end of the year than what it currently is. Spiked due to more conflicts in middle east.

Rest of the world: there will be severe social unrest in the rest of the world rather than in US as predicted by HLS. That will keep dollar strong and interest rate under control. However, inflation will edge up that keep mortgage interest above what it currently is.

[carlsbadworker]

I have never made any predictions before, so all these are just for fun:

Housing : Continue its downward trend although at a much slower pace comparing to 2008. May have a temporary rebound, but will end the year 10% lower than what the current price is.

Job : Job loss increases unemployment to 10%.

Stock: Stock market will be higher at the end of the year than what it currently is.

Interest rate: Interest rate will be around 6% by year end.

Oil price: Oil price will also be higher at the end of the year than what it currently is. Spiked due to more conflicts in middle east.

Rest of the world: there will be severe social unrest in the rest of the world rather than in US as predicted by HLS. That will keep dollar strong and interest rate under control. However, inflation will edge up that keep mortgage interest above what it currently is.

[carlsbadworker]

I have never made any predictions before, so all these are just for fun:

Housing : Continue its downward trend although at a much slower pace comparing to 2008. May have a temporary rebound, but will end the year 10% lower than what the current price is.

Job : Job loss increases unemployment to 10%.

Stock: Stock market will be higher at the end of the year than what it currently is.

Interest rate: Interest rate will be around 6% by year end.

Oil price: Oil price will also be higher at the end of the year than what it currently is. Spiked due to more conflicts in middle east.

Rest of the world: there will be severe social unrest in the rest of the world rather than in US as predicted by HLS. That will keep dollar strong and interest rate under control. However, inflation will edge up that keep mortgage interest above what it currently is.

[carlsbadworker]

I have never made any predictions before, so all these are just for fun:

Housing : Continue its downward trend although at a much slower pace comparing to 2008. May have a temporary rebound, but will end the year 10% lower than what the current price is.

Job : Job loss increases unemployment to 10%.

Stock: Stock market will be higher at the end of the year than what it currently is.

Interest rate: Interest rate will be around 6% by year end.

Oil price: Oil price will also be higher at the end of the year than what it currently is. Spiked due to more conflicts in middle east.

Rest of the world: there will be severe social unrest in the rest of the world rather than in US as predicted by HLS. That will keep dollar strong and interest rate under control. However, inflation will edge up that keep mortgage interest above what it currently is.

[Scarlett]

[quote=5yearwaiter]Can any one predict more close figures for housing in these locations

Location 2008end 2009 end

4SRanch 520K(2333sqft) 400-425K

Carmel Valley 600-700k(2200sqft) 525-575K

[/quote]

Just out of curiosity, which houses/complex are you thinking of in Carmel Valley, that are a little over 2000 sf, that are in that range? I was looking in that area a while back, and I have seen very few SFH on the market that are in 2000-2500 sf. E.g. Stone Canyon, Sands, San Raphael, Costa del Sol (too isolated for me). But those were closer, and over 700K, I haven’t seen anything like that for low 600K (or I may have pulled the trigger at the time).

[Scarlett]

[quote=5yearwaiter]Can any one predict more close figures for housing in these locations

Location 2008end 2009 end

4SRanch 520K(2333sqft) 400-425K

Carmel Valley 600-700k(2200sqft) 525-575K

[/quote]

Just out of curiosity, which houses/complex are you thinking of in Carmel Valley, that are a little over 2000 sf, that are in that range? I was looking in that area a while back, and I have seen very few SFH on the market that are in 2000-2500 sf. E.g. Stone Canyon, Sands, San Raphael, Costa del Sol (too isolated for me). But those were closer, and over 700K, I haven’t seen anything like that for low 600K (or I may have pulled the trigger at the time).

[Scarlett]

[quote=5yearwaiter]Can any one predict more close figures for housing in these locations

Location 2008end 2009 end

4SRanch 520K(2333sqft) 400-425K

Carmel Valley 600-700k(2200sqft) 525-575K

[/quote]

Just out of curiosity, which houses/complex are you thinking of in Carmel Valley, that are a little over 2000 sf, that are in that range? I was looking in that area a while back, and I have seen very few SFH on the market that are in 2000-2500 sf. E.g. Stone Canyon, Sands, San Raphael, Costa del Sol (too isolated for me). But those were closer, and over 700K, I haven’t seen anything like that for low 600K (or I may have pulled the trigger at the time).

[Scarlett]

[quote=5yearwaiter]Can any one predict more close figures for housing in these locations

Location 2008end 2009 end

4SRanch 520K(2333sqft) 400-425K

Carmel Valley 600-700k(2200sqft) 525-575K

[/quote]

Just out of curiosity, which houses/complex are you thinking of in Carmel Valley, that are a little over 2000 sf, that are in that range? I was looking in that area a while back, and I have seen very few SFH on the market that are in 2000-2500 sf. E.g. Stone Canyon, Sands, San Raphael, Costa del Sol (too isolated for me). But those were closer, and over 700K, I haven’t seen anything like that for low 600K (or I may have pulled the trigger at the time).

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