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ParticipantWhat a wise post, “Multiplepropert…”. When I read your post I felt the sharp sting of self-recognition. You are dead right about me. I missed the boat. I am just a loser renter.
ParticipantWhat a wise post, “Multiplepropert…”. When I read your post I felt the sharp sting of self-recognition. You are dead right about me. I missed the boat. I am just a loser renter.
ParticipantWhat a wise post, “Multiplepropert…”. When I read your post I felt the sharp sting of self-recognition. You are dead right about me. I missed the boat. I am just a loser renter.
ParticipantWhat a wise post, “Multiplepropert…”. When I read your post I felt the sharp sting of self-recognition. You are dead right about me. I missed the boat. I am just a loser renter.
ParticipantHey Scott – did you peak at the tiered data? The low end in SD was down 3.5%. Ouch!
LA still not declining as sharply as SD. But, close to 2% declines in the low end here in LA as well. SD is 6-12 months ahead of us.
It is going to be a brutal winter.
ParticipantHey Scott – did you peak at the tiered data? The low end in SD was down 3.5%. Ouch!
LA still not declining as sharply as SD. But, close to 2% declines in the low end here in LA as well. SD is 6-12 months ahead of us.
It is going to be a brutal winter.
ParticipantHey Scott – did you peak at the tiered data? The low end in SD was down 3.5%. Ouch!
LA still not declining as sharply as SD. But, close to 2% declines in the low end here in LA as well. SD is 6-12 months ahead of us.
It is going to be a brutal winter.
ParticipantHey Scott – did you peak at the tiered data? The low end in SD was down 3.5%. Ouch!
LA still not declining as sharply as SD. But, close to 2% declines in the low end here in LA as well. SD is 6-12 months ahead of us.
It is going to be a brutal winter.
ParticipantHey Scott – did you peak at the tiered data? The low end in SD was down 3.5%. Ouch!
LA still not declining as sharply as SD. But, close to 2% declines in the low end here in LA as well. SD is 6-12 months ahead of us.
It is going to be a brutal winter.
ParticipantHey Coop…it looks like you looked at the long-ago original post on this thread from 2006 rather than the most recent postings.
Check out the new posting just up two from yours for the august 07 numbers, etc.
ParticipantHey Coop…it looks like you looked at the long-ago original post on this thread from 2006 rather than the most recent postings.
Check out the new posting just up two from yours for the august 07 numbers, etc.
ParticipantHey Coop…it looks like you looked at the long-ago original post on this thread from 2006 rather than the most recent postings.
Check out the new posting just up two from yours for the august 07 numbers, etc.
ParticipantNew Numbers out today from S&P – these are the numbers for price changes in August. Twas a bad month for SoCal. San Diego was down 1.28% and LA was down 1.06% for the month. YOY, San Diego is down 8.32%, while LA is down 5.75%. I am sure Rich will be posting a more authoritative post at some point, but I believe that these August numbers still don’t reflect most of the summer credit crunch, which should be reflected more in the September data.
Just for reference, the typical August Case-Shiller price change from 1986-2006 was +.71% for SD and +.86% for LA. Using the Case-Shiller data, August is the fifth strongest month for San Diego. So, this really puts the -1.28% change for SD in an even worse light.
ParticipantNew Numbers out today from S&P – these are the numbers for price changes in August. Twas a bad month for SoCal. San Diego was down 1.28% and LA was down 1.06% for the month. YOY, San Diego is down 8.32%, while LA is down 5.75%. I am sure Rich will be posting a more authoritative post at some point, but I believe that these August numbers still don’t reflect most of the summer credit crunch, which should be reflected more in the September data.
Just for reference, the typical August Case-Shiller price change from 1986-2006 was +.71% for SD and +.86% for LA. Using the Case-Shiller data, August is the fifth strongest month for San Diego. So, this really puts the -1.28% change for SD in an even worse light.
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