Spring Housing Prediction

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

HighP

“pent up demand”?

Has anyone given any thought to (it seems to me anyway) that no one is leaving the state ???

In 1981-4 the Auto industry left the state taking many people eastward with them,

In 1991-4 the Defense industry left the state in a big way again taking many people eastward with them,

That has to create Demand at some point, and may cause quite a bounce once things do start to turn,

Also the 4.5 % rate could make things a bit more interesting at least in Socal .

Those I know will take Argument to what I say, but I have never seen the freeways or the stores so busy. I must live in a different Socal maybe.

I just hope we can keep the myth alive long enough to get the funds approved to complete the 76 fwy

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

OK, Here is one that won’t make me popular with this group.
In seven years (spring 2016) if the population in California keeps growing at the rate it is now.

There will still be a housing crisis in Socal, it will just be the same one we had 3 years ago.

Lack of affordable homes for sale.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

OK, Here is one that won’t make me popular with this group.
In seven years (spring 2016) if the population in California keeps growing at the rate it is now.

There will still be a housing crisis in Socal, it will just be the same one we had 3 years ago.

Lack of affordable homes for sale.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

OK, Here is one that won’t make me popular with this group.
In seven years (spring 2016) if the population in California keeps growing at the rate it is now.

There will still be a housing crisis in Socal, it will just be the same one we had 3 years ago.

Lack of affordable homes for sale.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

OK, Here is one that won’t make me popular with this group.
In seven years (spring 2016) if the population in California keeps growing at the rate it is now.

There will still be a housing crisis in Socal, it will just be the same one we had 3 years ago.

Lack of affordable homes for sale.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

OK, Here is one that won’t make me popular with this group.
In seven years (spring 2016) if the population in California keeps growing at the rate it is now.

There will still be a housing crisis in Socal, it will just be the same one we had 3 years ago.

Lack of affordable homes for sale.

[34f3f3f]

Well I’m not a Realtor so excuse me for barging in but none of you is getting my money just yet. Even if prices do start to appreciate, there’s an assumption that pressure is on to climb aboard. In my case nothing could be further from the truth, as I believe prices are still too high, and whilst there may be owners who are resisting selling, there’s probably a large number equally determined not to pay ridiculous prices. If you look at how outrageously prices appreciated, I don’t see why a 50% fall is so so wide of the mark.

[34f3f3f]

Well I’m not a Realtor so excuse me for barging in but none of you is getting my money just yet. Even if prices do start to appreciate, there’s an assumption that pressure is on to climb aboard. In my case nothing could be further from the truth, as I believe prices are still too high, and whilst there may be owners who are resisting selling, there’s probably a large number equally determined not to pay ridiculous prices. If you look at how outrageously prices appreciated, I don’t see why a 50% fall is so so wide of the mark.

[34f3f3f]

Well I’m not a Realtor so excuse me for barging in but none of you is getting my money just yet. Even if prices do start to appreciate, there’s an assumption that pressure is on to climb aboard. In my case nothing could be further from the truth, as I believe prices are still too high, and whilst there may be owners who are resisting selling, there’s probably a large number equally determined not to pay ridiculous prices. If you look at how outrageously prices appreciated, I don’t see why a 50% fall is so so wide of the mark.

[34f3f3f]

Well I’m not a Realtor so excuse me for barging in but none of you is getting my money just yet. Even if prices do start to appreciate, there’s an assumption that pressure is on to climb aboard. In my case nothing could be further from the truth, as I believe prices are still too high, and whilst there may be owners who are resisting selling, there’s probably a large number equally determined not to pay ridiculous prices. If you look at how outrageously prices appreciated, I don’t see why a 50% fall is so so wide of the mark.

[34f3f3f]

Well I’m not a Realtor so excuse me for barging in but none of you is getting my money just yet. Even if prices do start to appreciate, there’s an assumption that pressure is on to climb aboard. In my case nothing could be further from the truth, as I believe prices are still too high, and whilst there may be owners who are resisting selling, there’s probably a large number equally determined not to pay ridiculous prices. If you look at how outrageously prices appreciated, I don’t see why a 50% fall is so so wide of the mark.

[HereWeGo]

Predictions:
Rents start to fall dramatically.
Recent investors panic, relist to cut losses.
The next leg down.

[HereWeGo]

Predictions:
Rents start to fall dramatically.
Recent investors panic, relist to cut losses.
The next leg down.

[HereWeGo]

Predictions:
Rents start to fall dramatically.
Recent investors panic, relist to cut losses.
The next leg down.

[HereWeGo]

Predictions:
Rents start to fall dramatically.
Recent investors panic, relist to cut losses.
The next leg down.

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