Spring Housing Prediction

[moneymaker]

I agree with BGinRB that now that the govment has actually starting to dole out the money, inflation is not too far behind. I’m not a union worker, but it will still piss me off when the govment gives the auto industry 50 Billion and then they will immediately layoff 10-20% of their workers. I “feel” like we are sitting on the curve @ around 1993 levels with respect to bottoming out,I’m not sure where the true bottom was in the 90’s.

[NotCranky]

I agree with LArenter too, This is why I come up with the opinion I have that…

The statistical median will begin to slow towards the eventual trough with or without hiccups,seasonal or whatever. Prices above that will be compressing.

First it is just practical that we slow into the plain vanilla median.That the whole market slows together is possible, I guess.
On the lower half of the distribution of homes there starts to be a “bottom feeder’s” market, So there is some incentive there. I don’t see the incentive to buy higher priced homes in the enviornment we are facing,as described by LArenter and others. Is there that much nesting instinct and financial immunity to go around?

[NotCranky]

I agree with LArenter too, This is why I come up with the opinion I have that…

The statistical median will begin to slow towards the eventual trough with or without hiccups,seasonal or whatever. Prices above that will be compressing.

First it is just practical that we slow into the plain vanilla median.That the whole market slows together is possible, I guess.
On the lower half of the distribution of homes there starts to be a “bottom feeder’s” market, So there is some incentive there. I don’t see the incentive to buy higher priced homes in the enviornment we are facing,as described by LArenter and others. Is there that much nesting instinct and financial immunity to go around?

[NotCranky]

I agree with LArenter too, This is why I come up with the opinion I have that…

The statistical median will begin to slow towards the eventual trough with or without hiccups,seasonal or whatever. Prices above that will be compressing.

First it is just practical that we slow into the plain vanilla median.That the whole market slows together is possible, I guess.
On the lower half of the distribution of homes there starts to be a “bottom feeder’s” market, So there is some incentive there. I don’t see the incentive to buy higher priced homes in the enviornment we are facing,as described by LArenter and others. Is there that much nesting instinct and financial immunity to go around?

[NotCranky]

I agree with LArenter too, This is why I come up with the opinion I have that…

The statistical median will begin to slow towards the eventual trough with or without hiccups,seasonal or whatever. Prices above that will be compressing.

First it is just practical that we slow into the plain vanilla median.That the whole market slows together is possible, I guess.
On the lower half of the distribution of homes there starts to be a “bottom feeder’s” market, So there is some incentive there. I don’t see the incentive to buy higher priced homes in the enviornment we are facing,as described by LArenter and others. Is there that much nesting instinct and financial immunity to go around?

[NotCranky]

I agree with LArenter too, This is why I come up with the opinion I have that…

The statistical median will begin to slow towards the eventual trough with or without hiccups,seasonal or whatever. Prices above that will be compressing.

First it is just practical that we slow into the plain vanilla median.That the whole market slows together is possible, I guess.
On the lower half of the distribution of homes there starts to be a “bottom feeder’s” market, So there is some incentive there. I don’t see the incentive to buy higher priced homes in the enviornment we are facing,as described by LArenter and others. Is there that much nesting instinct and financial immunity to go around?

[NotCranky]

Josh, I know what you are referring with the Jamul incident, but I don’t understand your post. I’d like to reply but can’t make the proper conclusions about your post to do so.
Thanks

[NotCranky]

Josh, I know what you are referring with the Jamul incident, but I don’t understand your post. I’d like to reply but can’t make the proper conclusions about your post to do so.
Thanks

[NotCranky]

Josh, I know what you are referring with the Jamul incident, but I don’t understand your post. I’d like to reply but can’t make the proper conclusions about your post to do so.
Thanks

[NotCranky]

Josh, I know what you are referring with the Jamul incident, but I don’t understand your post. I’d like to reply but can’t make the proper conclusions about your post to do so.
Thanks

[NotCranky]

Josh, I know what you are referring with the Jamul incident, but I don’t understand your post. I’d like to reply but can’t make the proper conclusions about your post to do so.
Thanks

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=threadkiller]I “feel” like we are sitting on the curve @ around 1993 levels with respect to bottoming out,I’m not sure where the true bottom was in the 90’s.[/quote]

The bottom in terms of nominal prices was fall/winter 1995.
In terms of inflation adjusted prices they bottomed about 1998 last time.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=threadkiller]I “feel” like we are sitting on the curve @ around 1993 levels with respect to bottoming out,I’m not sure where the true bottom was in the 90’s.[/quote]

The bottom in terms of nominal prices was fall/winter 1995.
In terms of inflation adjusted prices they bottomed about 1998 last time.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=threadkiller]I “feel” like we are sitting on the curve @ around 1993 levels with respect to bottoming out,I’m not sure where the true bottom was in the 90’s.[/quote]

The bottom in terms of nominal prices was fall/winter 1995.
In terms of inflation adjusted prices they bottomed about 1998 last time.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=threadkiller]I “feel” like we are sitting on the curve @ around 1993 levels with respect to bottoming out,I’m not sure where the true bottom was in the 90’s.[/quote]

The bottom in terms of nominal prices was fall/winter 1995.
In terms of inflation adjusted prices they bottomed about 1998 last time.

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