” adjusting for inflation, commercial office property values are 30% lower in 1999 than they were in 1899. Secondly, within any decade values often rise and fall by 20-50% in real terms. With these results, the long term appreciation in commercial property is seen to be no greater than inflation and to experience considerable decadal risk.”
In case you missed it, Wall Street recent handed out very very very very very very very large bonuses recently to all the bankers recently.
If you need to wait for any type of correction to be able to afford something in here in San Diego, you’re going to be waiting a hell of a long time to be able to afford something decent in Manhattan.
In case you missed it, Wall Street recent handed out very very very very very very very large bonuses recently to all the bankers recently.
If you need to wait for any type of correction to be able to afford something in here in San Diego, you’re going to be waiting a hell of a long time to be able to afford something decent in Manhattan.
And you think taxes are bad here, wait ’til you experience the big apple tax bite…about half your income goes to taxes, not to mention tolls into the city, places to park the car, etc. etc. etc….
And you think taxes are bad here, wait ’til you experience the big apple tax bite…about half your income goes to taxes, not to mention tolls into the city, places to park the car, etc. etc. etc….
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