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ParticipantThe other correction is that Rich didn’t limit himself to a 25% number – he referred to the market returning to the long term trendlines, which at peak was a lot farther than the 25%.
In my view that makes him even more right. Kudos.
ParticipantThe other correction is that Rich didn’t limit himself to a 25% number – he referred to the market returning to the long term trendlines, which at peak was a lot farther than the 25%.
In my view that makes him even more right. Kudos.
ParticipantThe other correction is that Rich didn’t limit himself to a 25% number – he referred to the market returning to the long term trendlines, which at peak was a lot farther than the 25%.
In my view that makes him even more right. Kudos.
ParticipantThe other correction is that Rich didn’t limit himself to a 25% number – he referred to the market returning to the long term trendlines, which at peak was a lot farther than the 25%.
In my view that makes him even more right. Kudos.
ParticipantThis is just a reduction in the list price, which was grossly out of line to begin with. As far as I can tell, the highest sale in this project sold for $1,775,000. Admittedly it was a smaller home, but not $200k worth, let alone $1,000,000 worth.
ParticipantThis is just a reduction in the list price, which was grossly out of line to begin with. As far as I can tell, the highest sale in this project sold for $1,775,000. Admittedly it was a smaller home, but not $200k worth, let alone $1,000,000 worth.
ParticipantThis is just a reduction in the list price, which was grossly out of line to begin with. As far as I can tell, the highest sale in this project sold for $1,775,000. Admittedly it was a smaller home, but not $200k worth, let alone $1,000,000 worth.
ParticipantThis is just a reduction in the list price, which was grossly out of line to begin with. As far as I can tell, the highest sale in this project sold for $1,775,000. Admittedly it was a smaller home, but not $200k worth, let alone $1,000,000 worth.
ParticipantThis is just a reduction in the list price, which was grossly out of line to begin with. As far as I can tell, the highest sale in this project sold for $1,775,000. Admittedly it was a smaller home, but not $200k worth, let alone $1,000,000 worth.
May 26, 2008 at 12:55 AM in reply to: Will rents create a price floor despite the mini rental bubble? #211464ParticipantBobS,
Sorry, but the only people who are putting out quotable rental studies is the apartment owners association. I’m telling you what I’m seeing on the ground. You get to choose who you believe.
May 26, 2008 at 12:55 AM in reply to: Will rents create a price floor despite the mini rental bubble? #211536ParticipantBobS,
Sorry, but the only people who are putting out quotable rental studies is the apartment owners association. I’m telling you what I’m seeing on the ground. You get to choose who you believe.
May 26, 2008 at 12:55 AM in reply to: Will rents create a price floor despite the mini rental bubble? #211563ParticipantBobS,
Sorry, but the only people who are putting out quotable rental studies is the apartment owners association. I’m telling you what I’m seeing on the ground. You get to choose who you believe.
May 26, 2008 at 12:55 AM in reply to: Will rents create a price floor despite the mini rental bubble? #211585ParticipantBobS,
Sorry, but the only people who are putting out quotable rental studies is the apartment owners association. I’m telling you what I’m seeing on the ground. You get to choose who you believe.
May 26, 2008 at 12:55 AM in reply to: Will rents create a price floor despite the mini rental bubble? #211617ParticipantBobS,
Sorry, but the only people who are putting out quotable rental studies is the apartment owners association. I’m telling you what I’m seeing on the ground. You get to choose who you believe.
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