Why are so many piggs happy about crashing RE prices?

[barnaby33]

Gotta be happy about something. Think happy thoughts, or take happy pills.
Josh

[34f3f3f]

The ‘average’ home owner is probably at peace with falling prices, as they weren’t all caught up in this. Many may view lost value as merely a loss of artificial value that shouldn’t have occurred in the first place. But I accept the blinkered may not all see it that way.

[34f3f3f]

The ‘average’ home owner is probably at peace with falling prices, as they weren’t all caught up in this. Many may view lost value as merely a loss of artificial value that shouldn’t have occurred in the first place. But I accept the blinkered may not all see it that way.

[34f3f3f]

The ‘average’ home owner is probably at peace with falling prices, as they weren’t all caught up in this. Many may view lost value as merely a loss of artificial value that shouldn’t have occurred in the first place. But I accept the blinkered may not all see it that way.

[34f3f3f]

The ‘average’ home owner is probably at peace with falling prices, as they weren’t all caught up in this. Many may view lost value as merely a loss of artificial value that shouldn’t have occurred in the first place. But I accept the blinkered may not all see it that way.

[34f3f3f]

The ‘average’ home owner is probably at peace with falling prices, as they weren’t all caught up in this. Many may view lost value as merely a loss of artificial value that shouldn’t have occurred in the first place. But I accept the blinkered may not all see it that way.

[mixxalot]

Because I want to buy a home that I can actually afford to make the payments on rather than to default and walk away like most people are doing today.

[mixxalot]

Because I want to buy a home that I can actually afford to make the payments on rather than to default and walk away like most people are doing today.

[mixxalot]

Because I want to buy a home that I can actually afford to make the payments on rather than to default and walk away like most people are doing today.

[mixxalot]

Because I want to buy a home that I can actually afford to make the payments on rather than to default and walk away like most people are doing today.

[mixxalot]

Because I want to buy a home that I can actually afford to make the payments on rather than to default and walk away like most people are doing today.

[coxapple]

Mike 29104
‘Now there is light at the end of the tunnel, and I can afford to buy a house once the prices come down to “normal” levels.’

I would be very interested how you (and your Dad) intend to determine that they are at normal levels.

Personally I think the area is at normal levels , but it won’t make sense to buy for a LONG TERM house owner until the local economy stabilises: ie price are back at the long term norm in relation to the long term drivers , but as the health of the local economy is likely to be a major influence, such buyers should wait until at least, for example, Rich’s employment measure stops falling.

[coxapple]

Mike 29104
‘Now there is light at the end of the tunnel, and I can afford to buy a house once the prices come down to “normal” levels.’

I would be very interested how you (and your Dad) intend to determine that they are at normal levels.

Personally I think the area is at normal levels , but it won’t make sense to buy for a LONG TERM house owner until the local economy stabilises: ie price are back at the long term norm in relation to the long term drivers , but as the health of the local economy is likely to be a major influence, such buyers should wait until at least, for example, Rich’s employment measure stops falling.

[coxapple]

Mike 29104
‘Now there is light at the end of the tunnel, and I can afford to buy a house once the prices come down to “normal” levels.’

I would be very interested how you (and your Dad) intend to determine that they are at normal levels.

Personally I think the area is at normal levels , but it won’t make sense to buy for a LONG TERM house owner until the local economy stabilises: ie price are back at the long term norm in relation to the long term drivers , but as the health of the local economy is likely to be a major influence, such buyers should wait until at least, for example, Rich’s employment measure stops falling.

[coxapple]

Mike 29104
‘Now there is light at the end of the tunnel, and I can afford to buy a house once the prices come down to “normal” levels.’

I would be very interested how you (and your Dad) intend to determine that they are at normal levels.

Personally I think the area is at normal levels , but it won’t make sense to buy for a LONG TERM house owner until the local economy stabilises: ie price are back at the long term norm in relation to the long term drivers , but as the health of the local economy is likely to be a major influence, such buyers should wait until at least, for example, Rich’s employment measure stops falling.

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