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December 30, 2008 at 7:28 PM #321571December 31, 2008 at 12:48 AM #3221565yearwaiterParticipant
Mr Mortgage link details are much better than the 3 months old data these folks publishing now
December 31, 2008 at 12:48 AM #3222375yearwaiterParticipantMr Mortgage link details are much better than the 3 months old data these folks publishing now
December 31, 2008 at 12:48 AM #3221395yearwaiterParticipantMr Mortgage link details are much better than the 3 months old data these folks publishing now
December 31, 2008 at 12:48 AM #3220805yearwaiterParticipantMr Mortgage link details are much better than the 3 months old data these folks publishing now
December 31, 2008 at 12:48 AM #3217355yearwaiterParticipantMr Mortgage link details are much better than the 3 months old data these folks publishing now
December 31, 2008 at 8:03 AM #322135AnonymousGuestThe California median home price as of Novemer is down 46% from the peak:
Median home price calculations are easier, but aren’t as accurate as the Case-Shiller data. Median home prices are likely incorrect for San Diego due to the major action being at the low end which artificially lowers the median home price. Case-Shiller tracks same home sales so it gives a better idea overall how much in price the housing market has gone up or down. The only unfortunate part about the Case-Shiller data is the lag time.
December 31, 2008 at 8:03 AM #321790AnonymousGuestThe California median home price as of Novemer is down 46% from the peak:
Median home price calculations are easier, but aren’t as accurate as the Case-Shiller data. Median home prices are likely incorrect for San Diego due to the major action being at the low end which artificially lowers the median home price. Case-Shiller tracks same home sales so it gives a better idea overall how much in price the housing market has gone up or down. The only unfortunate part about the Case-Shiller data is the lag time.
December 31, 2008 at 8:03 AM #322194AnonymousGuestThe California median home price as of Novemer is down 46% from the peak:
Median home price calculations are easier, but aren’t as accurate as the Case-Shiller data. Median home prices are likely incorrect for San Diego due to the major action being at the low end which artificially lowers the median home price. Case-Shiller tracks same home sales so it gives a better idea overall how much in price the housing market has gone up or down. The only unfortunate part about the Case-Shiller data is the lag time.
December 31, 2008 at 8:03 AM #322211AnonymousGuestThe California median home price as of Novemer is down 46% from the peak:
Median home price calculations are easier, but aren’t as accurate as the Case-Shiller data. Median home prices are likely incorrect for San Diego due to the major action being at the low end which artificially lowers the median home price. Case-Shiller tracks same home sales so it gives a better idea overall how much in price the housing market has gone up or down. The only unfortunate part about the Case-Shiller data is the lag time.
December 31, 2008 at 8:03 AM #322293AnonymousGuestThe California median home price as of Novemer is down 46% from the peak:
Median home price calculations are easier, but aren’t as accurate as the Case-Shiller data. Median home prices are likely incorrect for San Diego due to the major action being at the low end which artificially lowers the median home price. Case-Shiller tracks same home sales so it gives a better idea overall how much in price the housing market has gone up or down. The only unfortunate part about the Case-Shiller data is the lag time.
December 31, 2008 at 10:05 AM #322205crParticipantThe media is still overall bullish on housing (a sign IMO that the bottom is yet to come).
On the way up the pundits focused on the Price Per Sq/ft or the Median because it showed a bigger increase than the CSI.
Now that the party is over they look at the CSI because the decreases aren’t as dramatic.
December 31, 2008 at 10:05 AM #321860crParticipantThe media is still overall bullish on housing (a sign IMO that the bottom is yet to come).
On the way up the pundits focused on the Price Per Sq/ft or the Median because it showed a bigger increase than the CSI.
Now that the party is over they look at the CSI because the decreases aren’t as dramatic.
December 31, 2008 at 10:05 AM #322265crParticipantThe media is still overall bullish on housing (a sign IMO that the bottom is yet to come).
On the way up the pundits focused on the Price Per Sq/ft or the Median because it showed a bigger increase than the CSI.
Now that the party is over they look at the CSI because the decreases aren’t as dramatic.
December 31, 2008 at 10:05 AM #322282crParticipantThe media is still overall bullish on housing (a sign IMO that the bottom is yet to come).
On the way up the pundits focused on the Price Per Sq/ft or the Median because it showed a bigger increase than the CSI.
Now that the party is over they look at the CSI because the decreases aren’t as dramatic.
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