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ParticipantGreat site surveyor.
It looks a little high for my area too, but I don’t think anymore than 10-15%.
ParticipantGreat site surveyor.
It looks a little high for my area too, but I don’t think anymore than 10-15%.
ParticipantGreat site surveyor.
It looks a little high for my area too, but I don’t think anymore than 10-15%.
ParticipantGreat site surveyor.
It looks a little high for my area too, but I don’t think anymore than 10-15%.
February 7, 2008 at 3:14 PM in reply to: Hovnanian claims 2100 sales during 3-day sales event #149432Participantgiantveggie – welcome.
That link was simply one of the first links I came across and I thought it was ironic. I have no opinion on the quality of their homes, simply an opinion that prices are still overpriced.
I find it comical that Hov blames tighter lending standards for homes not selling – hard evidence that the record number of high volume sales (and inflated prices) was only due to loose lending – however, aren’t these the standards that should have been in place all along?
February 7, 2008 at 3:14 PM in reply to: Hovnanian claims 2100 sales during 3-day sales event #149685Participantgiantveggie – welcome.
That link was simply one of the first links I came across and I thought it was ironic. I have no opinion on the quality of their homes, simply an opinion that prices are still overpriced.
I find it comical that Hov blames tighter lending standards for homes not selling – hard evidence that the record number of high volume sales (and inflated prices) was only due to loose lending – however, aren’t these the standards that should have been in place all along?
February 7, 2008 at 3:14 PM in reply to: Hovnanian claims 2100 sales during 3-day sales event #149700Participantgiantveggie – welcome.
That link was simply one of the first links I came across and I thought it was ironic. I have no opinion on the quality of their homes, simply an opinion that prices are still overpriced.
I find it comical that Hov blames tighter lending standards for homes not selling – hard evidence that the record number of high volume sales (and inflated prices) was only due to loose lending – however, aren’t these the standards that should have been in place all along?
February 7, 2008 at 3:14 PM in reply to: Hovnanian claims 2100 sales during 3-day sales event #149716Participantgiantveggie – welcome.
That link was simply one of the first links I came across and I thought it was ironic. I have no opinion on the quality of their homes, simply an opinion that prices are still overpriced.
I find it comical that Hov blames tighter lending standards for homes not selling – hard evidence that the record number of high volume sales (and inflated prices) was only due to loose lending – however, aren’t these the standards that should have been in place all along?
February 7, 2008 at 3:14 PM in reply to: Hovnanian claims 2100 sales during 3-day sales event #149787Participantgiantveggie – welcome.
That link was simply one of the first links I came across and I thought it was ironic. I have no opinion on the quality of their homes, simply an opinion that prices are still overpriced.
I find it comical that Hov blames tighter lending standards for homes not selling – hard evidence that the record number of high volume sales (and inflated prices) was only due to loose lending – however, aren’t these the standards that should have been in place all along?
Participant”…and the Silver Lining
Prices are falling in Britain as well, and to some analysts, that’s just fine. On Jan. 28, The Times of London ran a commentary by a geography professor Chris Hamnett titled, “Great news! House prices are down.” His point: By making homes more affordable, a big price drop will be good for the market’s long-term health.”I think I’ve heard one main stream comment that declining prices are a good thing. I’m surprised the perma-bulls don’t start pointing to this. Although that would mean they would have to accept that prices are going to fall even further. Of course that means thinking beyond 3 months, which Wall Street, the FED, and our Government can’t do.
Oh the horror when a sub $100,000 HH income can afford a home again!
Participant”…and the Silver Lining
Prices are falling in Britain as well, and to some analysts, that’s just fine. On Jan. 28, The Times of London ran a commentary by a geography professor Chris Hamnett titled, “Great news! House prices are down.” His point: By making homes more affordable, a big price drop will be good for the market’s long-term health.”I think I’ve heard one main stream comment that declining prices are a good thing. I’m surprised the perma-bulls don’t start pointing to this. Although that would mean they would have to accept that prices are going to fall even further. Of course that means thinking beyond 3 months, which Wall Street, the FED, and our Government can’t do.
Oh the horror when a sub $100,000 HH income can afford a home again!
Participant”…and the Silver Lining
Prices are falling in Britain as well, and to some analysts, that’s just fine. On Jan. 28, The Times of London ran a commentary by a geography professor Chris Hamnett titled, “Great news! House prices are down.” His point: By making homes more affordable, a big price drop will be good for the market’s long-term health.”I think I’ve heard one main stream comment that declining prices are a good thing. I’m surprised the perma-bulls don’t start pointing to this. Although that would mean they would have to accept that prices are going to fall even further. Of course that means thinking beyond 3 months, which Wall Street, the FED, and our Government can’t do.
Oh the horror when a sub $100,000 HH income can afford a home again!
Participant”…and the Silver Lining
Prices are falling in Britain as well, and to some analysts, that’s just fine. On Jan. 28, The Times of London ran a commentary by a geography professor Chris Hamnett titled, “Great news! House prices are down.” His point: By making homes more affordable, a big price drop will be good for the market’s long-term health.”I think I’ve heard one main stream comment that declining prices are a good thing. I’m surprised the perma-bulls don’t start pointing to this. Although that would mean they would have to accept that prices are going to fall even further. Of course that means thinking beyond 3 months, which Wall Street, the FED, and our Government can’t do.
Oh the horror when a sub $100,000 HH income can afford a home again!
Participant”…and the Silver Lining
Prices are falling in Britain as well, and to some analysts, that’s just fine. On Jan. 28, The Times of London ran a commentary by a geography professor Chris Hamnett titled, “Great news! House prices are down.” His point: By making homes more affordable, a big price drop will be good for the market’s long-term health.”I think I’ve heard one main stream comment that declining prices are a good thing. I’m surprised the perma-bulls don’t start pointing to this. Although that would mean they would have to accept that prices are going to fall even further. Of course that means thinking beyond 3 months, which Wall Street, the FED, and our Government can’t do.
Oh the horror when a sub $100,000 HH income can afford a home again!
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