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?
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?
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?
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?
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?
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
