“Maybe someone can copy this add with the next part of the roller coaster going down even more. That would b e funny.”
Along that topic does anybody think we will se steeper median and avg price declines as the market recovers and the bottom is more heavily weighted. Thats what I see happening, when affordability returns to the market you will see median home prices plummet rapidly. Ironically that will be the first sign of health returning to the market.
“Maybe someone can copy this add with the next part of the roller coaster going down even more. That would b e funny.”
Along that topic does anybody think we will se steeper median and avg price declines as the market recovers and the bottom is more heavily weighted. Thats what I see happening, when affordability returns to the market you will see median home prices plummet rapidly. Ironically that will be the first sign of health returning to the market.
“when affordability returns to the market you will see median home prices plummet rapidly. Ironically that will be the first sign of health returning to the market.”
These are the kind of observations that make this blog so addicting for me. Nice thinking LA_Renter. I think I will put emphasis on the possibility that it is a “first sign” for myself though.Collectively LA-Renter and some others will call the bottom here on this blog …no doubt.On the other hand there is the remote possibilty that just the middle holds up.Very remote.Sometimes ideas like La_Renter’s make me wonder if Rich doesn’t use this blog for inspiration. Not that he needs it, but if it is here what the heck.
