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ParticipantEven the Union Tribune is publishing articles that take more of a Piggs point of view.
ParticipantEven the Union Tribune is publishing articles that take more of a Piggs point of view.
ParticipantEven the Union Tribune is publishing articles that take more of a Piggs point of view.
ParticipantEven the Union Tribune is publishing articles that take more of a Piggs point of view.
ParticipantI think this answers the ever-lingering question; “Are we at the bottom yet?”
And I quote from the article:
“The surge in loan failures underscored that it’s too soon to expect an end to the region’s housing problems, despite recent upticks in home sales and prices. DataQuick previously reported that the county’s median home price rose $5,000 in April to $400,000 after falling for nine months in a row.”ParticipantI think this answers the ever-lingering question; “Are we at the bottom yet?”
And I quote from the article:
“The surge in loan failures underscored that it’s too soon to expect an end to the region’s housing problems, despite recent upticks in home sales and prices. DataQuick previously reported that the county’s median home price rose $5,000 in April to $400,000 after falling for nine months in a row.”ParticipantI think this answers the ever-lingering question; “Are we at the bottom yet?”
And I quote from the article:
“The surge in loan failures underscored that it’s too soon to expect an end to the region’s housing problems, despite recent upticks in home sales and prices. DataQuick previously reported that the county’s median home price rose $5,000 in April to $400,000 after falling for nine months in a row.”ParticipantI think this answers the ever-lingering question; “Are we at the bottom yet?”
And I quote from the article:
“The surge in loan failures underscored that it’s too soon to expect an end to the region’s housing problems, despite recent upticks in home sales and prices. DataQuick previously reported that the county’s median home price rose $5,000 in April to $400,000 after falling for nine months in a row.”ParticipantI think this answers the ever-lingering question; “Are we at the bottom yet?”
And I quote from the article:
“The surge in loan failures underscored that it’s too soon to expect an end to the region’s housing problems, despite recent upticks in home sales and prices. DataQuick previously reported that the county’s median home price rose $5,000 in April to $400,000 after falling for nine months in a row.”ParticipantBut, I just read a post where a guy said that seeing his child play with a puppy in the backyard of a home that he owned vs rented was his motivation for buying now. Besides that, people that he works with have also decided to buy now. So those reasons certainly override any logic and common sense from hard data that he should NOT buy now. (In addition, a realtor probably told him that it was a good time to buy)
ParticipantBut, I just read a post where a guy said that seeing his child play with a puppy in the backyard of a home that he owned vs rented was his motivation for buying now. Besides that, people that he works with have also decided to buy now. So those reasons certainly override any logic and common sense from hard data that he should NOT buy now. (In addition, a realtor probably told him that it was a good time to buy)
ParticipantBut, I just read a post where a guy said that seeing his child play with a puppy in the backyard of a home that he owned vs rented was his motivation for buying now. Besides that, people that he works with have also decided to buy now. So those reasons certainly override any logic and common sense from hard data that he should NOT buy now. (In addition, a realtor probably told him that it was a good time to buy)
ParticipantBut, I just read a post where a guy said that seeing his child play with a puppy in the backyard of a home that he owned vs rented was his motivation for buying now. Besides that, people that he works with have also decided to buy now. So those reasons certainly override any logic and common sense from hard data that he should NOT buy now. (In addition, a realtor probably told him that it was a good time to buy)
ParticipantBut, I just read a post where a guy said that seeing his child play with a puppy in the backyard of a home that he owned vs rented was his motivation for buying now. Besides that, people that he works with have also decided to buy now. So those reasons certainly override any logic and common sense from hard data that he should NOT buy now. (In addition, a realtor probably told him that it was a good time to buy)
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