Surge in recent high end activity

[sdrealtor]

desmond
Sorry but I dont see an opinion there. I posted an example of market strength that is contrary to all the negative sentiments that have been posted. The second part was a tongue in cheek criticism of all the time spent discussing non-real estate matters on a real estate blog. No opinion there either.

[Anonymous]

We’re seeing that here in our North County neighborhood (Santaluz). We had one go pending at just under $6M yesterday and a neighbor to that home which was smaller closed at $4.6M the end of last month. These homes were both spectacular but had been sitting for a very long time… There is definitely a surge.

[Anonymous]

We’re seeing that here in our North County neighborhood (Santaluz). We had one go pending at just under $6M yesterday and a neighbor to that home which was smaller closed at $4.6M the end of last month. These homes were both spectacular but had been sitting for a very long time… There is definitely a surge.

[Anonymous]

We’re seeing that here in our North County neighborhood (Santaluz). We had one go pending at just under $6M yesterday and a neighbor to that home which was smaller closed at $4.6M the end of last month. These homes were both spectacular but had been sitting for a very long time… There is definitely a surge.

[Anonymous]

We’re seeing that here in our North County neighborhood (Santaluz). We had one go pending at just under $6M yesterday and a neighbor to that home which was smaller closed at $4.6M the end of last month. These homes were both spectacular but had been sitting for a very long time… There is definitely a surge.

[Anonymous]

We’re seeing that here in our North County neighborhood (Santaluz). We had one go pending at just under $6M yesterday and a neighbor to that home which was smaller closed at $4.6M the end of last month. These homes were both spectacular but had been sitting for a very long time… There is definitely a surge.

[zk]

[quote=sdrealtor] It is looking pretty hot around her for the good one that are priced at market.[/quote]

You’re forgetting one important fact, here, sdr. I just bought a house. Prices are going to dive. Like an F-104 after a flameout. Trust me.

[zk]

[quote=sdrealtor] It is looking pretty hot around her for the good one that are priced at market.[/quote]

You’re forgetting one important fact, here, sdr. I just bought a house. Prices are going to dive. Like an F-104 after a flameout. Trust me.

[zk]

[quote=sdrealtor] It is looking pretty hot around her for the good one that are priced at market.[/quote]

You’re forgetting one important fact, here, sdr. I just bought a house. Prices are going to dive. Like an F-104 after a flameout. Trust me.

[zk]

[quote=sdrealtor] It is looking pretty hot around her for the good one that are priced at market.[/quote]

You’re forgetting one important fact, here, sdr. I just bought a house. Prices are going to dive. Like an F-104 after a flameout. Trust me.

[zk]

[quote=sdrealtor] It is looking pretty hot around her for the good one that are priced at market.[/quote]

You’re forgetting one important fact, here, sdr. I just bought a house. Prices are going to dive. Like an F-104 after a flameout. Trust me.

[CA renter]

Sorry to disappoint you, sdr, but I agree with your observations and have seen the same thing. You’ll get no argument from me. 😉

Perhaps the very rich are looking to get out of fiat currencies (again?), or prices in some areas have fallen from ~$1.3MM to ~$900K or some similar drops, and they are selling (seen a few of these).

And then there are those interest rates… If there are two things I’ve noticed while watching the RE market over the years, it’s this: the best time to sell a house (in general) is February-April, and the best time to buy (in general) is November-January. The second trend is that whenever rates take a steep plunge, sales skyrocket. I think sales will surge for awhile — look at the 10-year Treasury!!!

[CA renter]

Sorry to disappoint you, sdr, but I agree with your observations and have seen the same thing. You’ll get no argument from me. 😉

Perhaps the very rich are looking to get out of fiat currencies (again?), or prices in some areas have fallen from ~$1.3MM to ~$900K or some similar drops, and they are selling (seen a few of these).

And then there are those interest rates… If there are two things I’ve noticed while watching the RE market over the years, it’s this: the best time to sell a house (in general) is February-April, and the best time to buy (in general) is November-January. The second trend is that whenever rates take a steep plunge, sales skyrocket. I think sales will surge for awhile — look at the 10-year Treasury!!!

[CA renter]

Sorry to disappoint you, sdr, but I agree with your observations and have seen the same thing. You’ll get no argument from me. 😉

Perhaps the very rich are looking to get out of fiat currencies (again?), or prices in some areas have fallen from ~$1.3MM to ~$900K or some similar drops, and they are selling (seen a few of these).

And then there are those interest rates… If there are two things I’ve noticed while watching the RE market over the years, it’s this: the best time to sell a house (in general) is February-April, and the best time to buy (in general) is November-January. The second trend is that whenever rates take a steep plunge, sales skyrocket. I think sales will surge for awhile — look at the 10-year Treasury!!!

[CA renter]

Sorry to disappoint you, sdr, but I agree with your observations and have seen the same thing. You’ll get no argument from me. 😉

Perhaps the very rich are looking to get out of fiat currencies (again?), or prices in some areas have fallen from ~$1.3MM to ~$900K or some similar drops, and they are selling (seen a few of these).

And then there are those interest rates… If there are two things I’ve noticed while watching the RE market over the years, it’s this: the best time to sell a house (in general) is February-April, and the best time to buy (in general) is November-January. The second trend is that whenever rates take a steep plunge, sales skyrocket. I think sales will surge for awhile — look at the 10-year Treasury!!!

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