San Diego YOY Inventory now nearly flat.

[Anonymous]

I used to live in a building downtown. There were 23 units on my floor. Since I moved out this is the activity.
1 sold in foreclosure
3 listed and subsequently pulled
3 with active NOD
3 people who told me they will list whent the market recovers
2 Active listings

So on a high level using this floor as an example it looks good one recent sale and two listings. The reality is quite different. There are at least 9 units wanted to be sold and with the NODs pending (as a proxy for unpaid HOA) there might not be banks willing to lend in the building due to the financial status of the HOA.

[JWM in SD]

This is the creeping effect of the psychology of deflation. Mark my words, it is coming.

[JWM in SD]

This is the creeping effect of the psychology of deflation. Mark my words, it is coming.

[JWM in SD]

This is the creeping effect of the psychology of deflation. Mark my words, it is coming.

[JWM in SD]

This is the creeping effect of the psychology of deflation. Mark my words, it is coming.

[JWM in SD]

This is the creeping effect of the psychology of deflation. Mark my words, it is coming.

[HereWeGo]

The current psychology indicates it is utterly futile to list right now (why bother)

That’s only true if we’re nearing a bottom. If the bottom is nowhere in sight, though, it makes much more sense to sell now and bank whatever gains still remain, assuming one’s current situation allows for a sale.

[HereWeGo]

The current psychology indicates it is utterly futile to list right now (why bother)

That’s only true if we’re nearing a bottom. If the bottom is nowhere in sight, though, it makes much more sense to sell now and bank whatever gains still remain, assuming one’s current situation allows for a sale.

[HereWeGo]

The current psychology indicates it is utterly futile to list right now (why bother)

That’s only true if we’re nearing a bottom. If the bottom is nowhere in sight, though, it makes much more sense to sell now and bank whatever gains still remain, assuming one’s current situation allows for a sale.

[HereWeGo]

The current psychology indicates it is utterly futile to list right now (why bother)

That’s only true if we’re nearing a bottom. If the bottom is nowhere in sight, though, it makes much more sense to sell now and bank whatever gains still remain, assuming one’s current situation allows for a sale.

[HereWeGo]

The current psychology indicates it is utterly futile to list right now (why bother)

That’s only true if we’re nearing a bottom. If the bottom is nowhere in sight, though, it makes much more sense to sell now and bank whatever gains still remain, assuming one’s current situation allows for a sale.

[svelte]

So…how low do each of you think it will go?

In other words, how far off the 2006 peak will the bottom be, percentage-wise?

[svelte]

So…how low do each of you think it will go?

In other words, how far off the 2006 peak will the bottom be, percentage-wise?

[svelte]

So…how low do each of you think it will go?

In other words, how far off the 2006 peak will the bottom be, percentage-wise?

[svelte]

So…how low do each of you think it will go?

In other words, how far off the 2006 peak will the bottom be, percentage-wise?

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