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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 ?
ParticipantReading this thread makes me wonder …
Are there real estate bulls, somewhere, obsessing about shadow demand ?
ParticipantReading this thread makes me wonder …
Are there real estate bulls, somewhere, obsessing about shadow demand ?
ParticipantReading this thread makes me wonder …
Are there real estate bulls, somewhere, obsessing about shadow demand ?
ParticipantReading this thread makes me wonder …
Are there real estate bulls, somewhere, obsessing about shadow demand ?
ParticipantReading this thread makes me wonder …
Are there real estate bulls, somewhere, obsessing about shadow demand ?
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.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.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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