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ParticipantDWCAP: Share with us what years you are describing when vacancies went from near 1% to way higher 3 years later. Was it San Diego?
ParticipantDWCAP: Share with us what years you are describing when vacancies went from near 1% to way higher 3 years later. Was it San Diego?
ParticipantDWCAP: Share with us what years you are describing when vacancies went from near 1% to way higher 3 years later. Was it San Diego?
ParticipantDWCAP: Share with us what years you are describing when vacancies went from near 1% to way higher 3 years later. Was it San Diego?
ParticipantSDRealtor: Fitch has consistently been more conservative in their ratings than Moody’s & S & P, and they lost a lot of business because of their stance.
Now they’ve put out a very pessimistic outlook while Zandi of Moody’s hints of a recovery. Let’s give credit where credit is due (no pun intended!)ParticipantSDRealtor: Fitch has consistently been more conservative in their ratings than Moody’s & S & P, and they lost a lot of business because of their stance.
Now they’ve put out a very pessimistic outlook while Zandi of Moody’s hints of a recovery. Let’s give credit where credit is due (no pun intended!)ParticipantSDRealtor: Fitch has consistently been more conservative in their ratings than Moody’s & S & P, and they lost a lot of business because of their stance.
Now they’ve put out a very pessimistic outlook while Zandi of Moody’s hints of a recovery. Let’s give credit where credit is due (no pun intended!)ParticipantSDRealtor: Fitch has consistently been more conservative in their ratings than Moody’s & S & P, and they lost a lot of business because of their stance.
Now they’ve put out a very pessimistic outlook while Zandi of Moody’s hints of a recovery. Let’s give credit where credit is due (no pun intended!)ParticipantSDRealtor: Fitch has consistently been more conservative in their ratings than Moody’s & S & P, and they lost a lot of business because of their stance.
Now they’ve put out a very pessimistic outlook while Zandi of Moody’s hints of a recovery. Let’s give credit where credit is due (no pun intended!)ParticipantThe price drop per average house YOY is not too meaningful since it can be distorted by a change in the mix of housing type.
What counts is the decline in price/Sq.Ft., which is down a considerable 20% or so, YOY. This is huge, in these previously impregnable markets. The question must be asked, will LJ, Del Mar, etc. follow their northern neighbors?ParticipantThe price drop per average house YOY is not too meaningful since it can be distorted by a change in the mix of housing type.
What counts is the decline in price/Sq.Ft., which is down a considerable 20% or so, YOY. This is huge, in these previously impregnable markets. The question must be asked, will LJ, Del Mar, etc. follow their northern neighbors?ParticipantThe price drop per average house YOY is not too meaningful since it can be distorted by a change in the mix of housing type.
What counts is the decline in price/Sq.Ft., which is down a considerable 20% or so, YOY. This is huge, in these previously impregnable markets. The question must be asked, will LJ, Del Mar, etc. follow their northern neighbors?ParticipantThe price drop per average house YOY is not too meaningful since it can be distorted by a change in the mix of housing type.
What counts is the decline in price/Sq.Ft., which is down a considerable 20% or so, YOY. This is huge, in these previously impregnable markets. The question must be asked, will LJ, Del Mar, etc. follow their northern neighbors?ParticipantThe price drop per average house YOY is not too meaningful since it can be distorted by a change in the mix of housing type.
What counts is the decline in price/Sq.Ft., which is down a considerable 20% or so, YOY. This is huge, in these previously impregnable markets. The question must be asked, will LJ, Del Mar, etc. follow their northern neighbors? -
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