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ParticipantIf there’s one thing Piggs should have learned by now it’s that there’s no point in trying to forecast the “when” of these trends. The markets are imperfect and the herd doesn’t always act rationally; that is, until the’re forced to.
It should be enough that you guys already have a clue about the (eventual) direction of these trends.
ParticipantIf there’s one thing Piggs should have learned by now it’s that there’s no point in trying to forecast the “when” of these trends. The markets are imperfect and the herd doesn’t always act rationally; that is, until the’re forced to.
It should be enough that you guys already have a clue about the (eventual) direction of these trends.
ParticipantIf there’s one thing Piggs should have learned by now it’s that there’s no point in trying to forecast the “when” of these trends. The markets are imperfect and the herd doesn’t always act rationally; that is, until the’re forced to.
It should be enough that you guys already have a clue about the (eventual) direction of these trends.
ParticipantIf there’s one thing Piggs should have learned by now it’s that there’s no point in trying to forecast the “when” of these trends. The markets are imperfect and the herd doesn’t always act rationally; that is, until the’re forced to.
It should be enough that you guys already have a clue about the (eventual) direction of these trends.
ParticipantThe bust of the 1990s had a couple of distinct “bounces” wherein prices rallied a bit in SD County before continuing their descent. The really noticable one was in 1994 – those gains were subsequently wiped out and the market continued downward for another 18 months or so after that.
Still, it’s probably a good idea to keep an eye on the inventory vs. rate of sales.
ParticipantThe bust of the 1990s had a couple of distinct “bounces” wherein prices rallied a bit in SD County before continuing their descent. The really noticable one was in 1994 – those gains were subsequently wiped out and the market continued downward for another 18 months or so after that.
Still, it’s probably a good idea to keep an eye on the inventory vs. rate of sales.
ParticipantThe bust of the 1990s had a couple of distinct “bounces” wherein prices rallied a bit in SD County before continuing their descent. The really noticable one was in 1994 – those gains were subsequently wiped out and the market continued downward for another 18 months or so after that.
Still, it’s probably a good idea to keep an eye on the inventory vs. rate of sales.
ParticipantThe bust of the 1990s had a couple of distinct “bounces” wherein prices rallied a bit in SD County before continuing their descent. The really noticable one was in 1994 – those gains were subsequently wiped out and the market continued downward for another 18 months or so after that.
Still, it’s probably a good idea to keep an eye on the inventory vs. rate of sales.
ParticipantThe bust of the 1990s had a couple of distinct “bounces” wherein prices rallied a bit in SD County before continuing their descent. The really noticable one was in 1994 – those gains were subsequently wiped out and the market continued downward for another 18 months or so after that.
Still, it’s probably a good idea to keep an eye on the inventory vs. rate of sales.
ParticipantThere are 16 active listings of 3 and 4 bedroom detached homes in Oceanside, and another 15 actives in Escondido.
Granted, most people aren’t enamored with living in these areas, but $200,000 is already starting to mean something.
ParticipantThere are 16 active listings of 3 and 4 bedroom detached homes in Oceanside, and another 15 actives in Escondido.
Granted, most people aren’t enamored with living in these areas, but $200,000 is already starting to mean something.
ParticipantThere are 16 active listings of 3 and 4 bedroom detached homes in Oceanside, and another 15 actives in Escondido.
Granted, most people aren’t enamored with living in these areas, but $200,000 is already starting to mean something.
ParticipantThere are 16 active listings of 3 and 4 bedroom detached homes in Oceanside, and another 15 actives in Escondido.
Granted, most people aren’t enamored with living in these areas, but $200,000 is already starting to mean something.
ParticipantThere are 16 active listings of 3 and 4 bedroom detached homes in Oceanside, and another 15 actives in Escondido.
Granted, most people aren’t enamored with living in these areas, but $200,000 is already starting to mean something.
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