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March 6, 2008 at 1:44 PM in reply to: 39 out of 88 active listings in Carmel Valley for attached are being sold underwater. #165063March 6, 2008 at 1:44 PM in reply to: 39 out of 88 active listings in Carmel Valley for attached are being sold underwater. #165375
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ParticipantI believe Alex’s implication was that it’s condos that are getting hit in CV, not detached homes. At this point that may be so, but that doesn’t mean those homes are “protected”, it just means that their time has yet to come.
And speaking of time, we gots lots.
March 6, 2008 at 1:44 PM in reply to: 39 out of 88 active listings in Carmel Valley for attached are being sold underwater. #165386ParticipantI believe Alex’s implication was that it’s condos that are getting hit in CV, not detached homes. At this point that may be so, but that doesn’t mean those homes are “protected”, it just means that their time has yet to come.
And speaking of time, we gots lots.
March 6, 2008 at 1:44 PM in reply to: 39 out of 88 active listings in Carmel Valley for attached are being sold underwater. #165391ParticipantI believe Alex’s implication was that it’s condos that are getting hit in CV, not detached homes. At this point that may be so, but that doesn’t mean those homes are “protected”, it just means that their time has yet to come.
And speaking of time, we gots lots.
March 6, 2008 at 1:44 PM in reply to: 39 out of 88 active listings in Carmel Valley for attached are being sold underwater. #165480ParticipantI believe Alex’s implication was that it’s condos that are getting hit in CV, not detached homes. At this point that may be so, but that doesn’t mean those homes are “protected”, it just means that their time has yet to come.
And speaking of time, we gots lots.
March 6, 2008 at 6:48 AM in reply to: 39 out of 88 active listings in Carmel Valley for attached are being sold underwater. #164828ParticipantThe thing to remember is that the rate of sales for the area since 11/2007 was only about 15 units/month.
Going forward, it’s likely that some of those short sales will make their way into foreclosure. Given enough time and enough foreclosures, the pain train (tm 2007 by TG) will pull into this zip and those foreclosures will end up driving that market, too.
It’s all connected. Even Carmel Valley.
March 6, 2008 at 6:48 AM in reply to: 39 out of 88 active listings in Carmel Valley for attached are being sold underwater. #165140ParticipantThe thing to remember is that the rate of sales for the area since 11/2007 was only about 15 units/month.
Going forward, it’s likely that some of those short sales will make their way into foreclosure. Given enough time and enough foreclosures, the pain train (tm 2007 by TG) will pull into this zip and those foreclosures will end up driving that market, too.
It’s all connected. Even Carmel Valley.
March 6, 2008 at 6:48 AM in reply to: 39 out of 88 active listings in Carmel Valley for attached are being sold underwater. #165149ParticipantThe thing to remember is that the rate of sales for the area since 11/2007 was only about 15 units/month.
Going forward, it’s likely that some of those short sales will make their way into foreclosure. Given enough time and enough foreclosures, the pain train (tm 2007 by TG) will pull into this zip and those foreclosures will end up driving that market, too.
It’s all connected. Even Carmel Valley.
March 6, 2008 at 6:48 AM in reply to: 39 out of 88 active listings in Carmel Valley for attached are being sold underwater. #165157ParticipantThe thing to remember is that the rate of sales for the area since 11/2007 was only about 15 units/month.
Going forward, it’s likely that some of those short sales will make their way into foreclosure. Given enough time and enough foreclosures, the pain train (tm 2007 by TG) will pull into this zip and those foreclosures will end up driving that market, too.
It’s all connected. Even Carmel Valley.
March 6, 2008 at 6:48 AM in reply to: 39 out of 88 active listings in Carmel Valley for attached are being sold underwater. #165243ParticipantThe thing to remember is that the rate of sales for the area since 11/2007 was only about 15 units/month.
Going forward, it’s likely that some of those short sales will make their way into foreclosure. Given enough time and enough foreclosures, the pain train (tm 2007 by TG) will pull into this zip and those foreclosures will end up driving that market, too.
It’s all connected. Even Carmel Valley.
ParticipantBy knowing that it’s flattening out 6 months before it happens as a result of doing your own research.
Watch listings vs. sales. It ain’t rocket science.
ParticipantBy knowing that it’s flattening out 6 months before it happens as a result of doing your own research.
Watch listings vs. sales. It ain’t rocket science.
ParticipantBy knowing that it’s flattening out 6 months before it happens as a result of doing your own research.
Watch listings vs. sales. It ain’t rocket science.
ParticipantBy knowing that it’s flattening out 6 months before it happens as a result of doing your own research.
Watch listings vs. sales. It ain’t rocket science.
ParticipantBy knowing that it’s flattening out 6 months before it happens as a result of doing your own research.
Watch listings vs. sales. It ain’t rocket science.
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