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(former)FormerSanDiegan
Participant[quote=CONCHO]A lot of people moved to California in the 1930s, too. Ever read “The Grapes of Wrath?”[/quote]
What hapeended to those people who moved to California in, say 1935 ?
(former)FormerSanDiegan
ParticipantReading this thread makes me wonder …
Are there real estate bulls, somewhere, obsessing about shadow demand ?
(former)FormerSanDiegan
ParticipantReading this thread makes me wonder …
Are there real estate bulls, somewhere, obsessing about shadow demand ?
(former)FormerSanDiegan
ParticipantReading this thread makes me wonder …
Are there real estate bulls, somewhere, obsessing about shadow demand ?
(former)FormerSanDiegan
ParticipantReading this thread makes me wonder …
Are there real estate bulls, somewhere, obsessing about shadow demand ?
(former)FormerSanDiegan
ParticipantReading this thread makes me wonder …
Are there real estate bulls, somewhere, obsessing about shadow demand ?
(former)FormerSanDiegan
Participant[quote=socrattt]
SDR, it’s interesting because in one sense I can’t complain because my business is doing really well right now and there is much more cash on the table than there was a couple of months ago. On the other hand I wonder if we are being misinformed simply to keep US consumer spending moving which will in turn put a temporary float on the economic numbers.
[/quote]Perhaps there are other people just like you.
When an economy starts to bottom or recover from a recession it is the result of a bunch of people making individual decisions based on their personal situation. This tends to happen well before their is any confirmation from the corporate world, hiring or employment figures.
(former)FormerSanDiegan
Participant[quote=socrattt]
SDR, it’s interesting because in one sense I can’t complain because my business is doing really well right now and there is much more cash on the table than there was a couple of months ago. On the other hand I wonder if we are being misinformed simply to keep US consumer spending moving which will in turn put a temporary float on the economic numbers.
[/quote]Perhaps there are other people just like you.
When an economy starts to bottom or recover from a recession it is the result of a bunch of people making individual decisions based on their personal situation. This tends to happen well before their is any confirmation from the corporate world, hiring or employment figures.
(former)FormerSanDiegan
Participant[quote=socrattt]
SDR, it’s interesting because in one sense I can’t complain because my business is doing really well right now and there is much more cash on the table than there was a couple of months ago. On the other hand I wonder if we are being misinformed simply to keep US consumer spending moving which will in turn put a temporary float on the economic numbers.
[/quote]Perhaps there are other people just like you.
When an economy starts to bottom or recover from a recession it is the result of a bunch of people making individual decisions based on their personal situation. This tends to happen well before their is any confirmation from the corporate world, hiring or employment figures.
(former)FormerSanDiegan
Participant[quote=socrattt]
SDR, it’s interesting because in one sense I can’t complain because my business is doing really well right now and there is much more cash on the table than there was a couple of months ago. On the other hand I wonder if we are being misinformed simply to keep US consumer spending moving which will in turn put a temporary float on the economic numbers.
[/quote]Perhaps there are other people just like you.
When an economy starts to bottom or recover from a recession it is the result of a bunch of people making individual decisions based on their personal situation. This tends to happen well before their is any confirmation from the corporate world, hiring or employment figures.
(former)FormerSanDiegan
Participant[quote=socrattt]
SDR, it’s interesting because in one sense I can’t complain because my business is doing really well right now and there is much more cash on the table than there was a couple of months ago. On the other hand I wonder if we are being misinformed simply to keep US consumer spending moving which will in turn put a temporary float on the economic numbers.
[/quote]Perhaps there are other people just like you.
When an economy starts to bottom or recover from a recession it is the result of a bunch of people making individual decisions based on their personal situation. This tends to happen well before their is any confirmation from the corporate world, hiring or employment figures.
(former)FormerSanDiegan
Participant[quote=Rt.66]
I’ll beat your $165k challenge. Hows about we start at $150k in SD?
Right now today I have 52 homes for $150k or less in SD to choose from. And that’s excluding condos! Sure at this point they are not the cream of the crop obviously. And I really should not have to explain that SD will have that crazy averages thing happening, so yes coastal SD will be higher than inland, duh.
To assume I meant La Jolla or Carlsbad would have a median of $165k when I say “SD will have a median of $165k” is just more RE Bear word games.
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52 homes for 150K or less is a long way from a median of 165K.
About 7,000 homes away in fact.Emotional ? Provocative ? Passionate ?
Yes.Correct ?
MaybeAnalytically precise ?
No.(former)FormerSanDiegan
Participant[quote=Rt.66]
I’ll beat your $165k challenge. Hows about we start at $150k in SD?
Right now today I have 52 homes for $150k or less in SD to choose from. And that’s excluding condos! Sure at this point they are not the cream of the crop obviously. And I really should not have to explain that SD will have that crazy averages thing happening, so yes coastal SD will be higher than inland, duh.
To assume I meant La Jolla or Carlsbad would have a median of $165k when I say “SD will have a median of $165k” is just more RE Bear word games.
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52 homes for 150K or less is a long way from a median of 165K.
About 7,000 homes away in fact.Emotional ? Provocative ? Passionate ?
Yes.Correct ?
MaybeAnalytically precise ?
No.(former)FormerSanDiegan
Participant[quote=Rt.66]
I’ll beat your $165k challenge. Hows about we start at $150k in SD?
Right now today I have 52 homes for $150k or less in SD to choose from. And that’s excluding condos! Sure at this point they are not the cream of the crop obviously. And I really should not have to explain that SD will have that crazy averages thing happening, so yes coastal SD will be higher than inland, duh.
To assume I meant La Jolla or Carlsbad would have a median of $165k when I say “SD will have a median of $165k” is just more RE Bear word games.
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52 homes for 150K or less is a long way from a median of 165K.
About 7,000 homes away in fact.Emotional ? Provocative ? Passionate ?
Yes.Correct ?
MaybeAnalytically precise ?
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