The “bottom” for various neighborhoods in SD

[kewp]

SD Realtor,

If you had to call a mean year for prices to roll back to across all areas, what would it be? I.e., 2001, 1999, etc.

[Downtowner]

Anybody have a guess for Downtown? It’s very strange – we have all these new high-rises that are half empty (and more in construction), but yet you go into the developer sales office and they want 2005 prices?

[Downtowner]

Anybody have a guess for Downtown? It’s very strange – we have all these new high-rises that are half empty (and more in construction), but yet you go into the developer sales office and they want 2005 prices?

[Downtowner]

Anybody have a guess for Downtown? It’s very strange – we have all these new high-rises that are half empty (and more in construction), but yet you go into the developer sales office and they want 2005 prices?

[Downtowner]

Anybody have a guess for Downtown? It’s very strange – we have all these new high-rises that are half empty (and more in construction), but yet you go into the developer sales office and they want 2005 prices?

[Downtowner]

Anybody have a guess for Downtown? It’s very strange – we have all these new high-rises that are half empty (and more in construction), but yet you go into the developer sales office and they want 2005 prices?

[SD Realtor]

Arrrrrggggg Kewp… Not sure man… depends on the employment picture and the 10 year… In both 1999 and 2001 the 10 year treasury hit lows of 5% and highs of around 6 plus change… I cannot tell the highs because it is hard for me to read on the long term chart. So note those numbers are very approximate. If we see a 10 year no higher then 5% that then yeah conceivably see 2001 prices. If we see a 10 year at 8-9%… well we may be down at 98-99 prices indeed.

BSD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Arrrrrggggg Kewp… Not sure man… depends on the employment picture and the 10 year… In both 1999 and 2001 the 10 year treasury hit lows of 5% and highs of around 6 plus change… I cannot tell the highs because it is hard for me to read on the long term chart. So note those numbers are very approximate. If we see a 10 year no higher then 5% that then yeah conceivably see 2001 prices. If we see a 10 year at 8-9%… well we may be down at 98-99 prices indeed.

BSD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Arrrrrggggg Kewp… Not sure man… depends on the employment picture and the 10 year… In both 1999 and 2001 the 10 year treasury hit lows of 5% and highs of around 6 plus change… I cannot tell the highs because it is hard for me to read on the long term chart. So note those numbers are very approximate. If we see a 10 year no higher then 5% that then yeah conceivably see 2001 prices. If we see a 10 year at 8-9%… well we may be down at 98-99 prices indeed.

BSD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Arrrrrggggg Kewp… Not sure man… depends on the employment picture and the 10 year… In both 1999 and 2001 the 10 year treasury hit lows of 5% and highs of around 6 plus change… I cannot tell the highs because it is hard for me to read on the long term chart. So note those numbers are very approximate. If we see a 10 year no higher then 5% that then yeah conceivably see 2001 prices. If we see a 10 year at 8-9%… well we may be down at 98-99 prices indeed.

BSD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Arrrrrggggg Kewp… Not sure man… depends on the employment picture and the 10 year… In both 1999 and 2001 the 10 year treasury hit lows of 5% and highs of around 6 plus change… I cannot tell the highs because it is hard for me to read on the long term chart. So note those numbers are very approximate. If we see a 10 year no higher then 5% that then yeah conceivably see 2001 prices. If we see a 10 year at 8-9%… well we may be down at 98-99 prices indeed.

BSD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Downtown is gonna be hurting downtowner….You should see 250-275 a sf when it hits rock bottom.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Downtown is gonna be hurting downtowner….You should see 250-275 a sf when it hits rock bottom.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Downtown is gonna be hurting downtowner….You should see 250-275 a sf when it hits rock bottom.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

Downtown is gonna be hurting downtowner….You should see 250-275 a sf when it hits rock bottom.

SD Realtor

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