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pienza was getting super busy traffic today. The last release is selling at about $200+/sqf. It is very enticing price range.
p.s. we do not mind sending our kids to RU since my wife’s sister still lives in NJ. She is also RU graduates from cook.
fromnjParticipantpienza was getting super busy traffic today. The last release is selling at about $200+/sqf. It is very enticing price range.
p.s. we do not mind sending our kids to RU since my wife’s sister still lives in NJ. She is also RU graduates from cook.
fromnjParticipantpienza was getting super busy traffic today. The last release is selling at about $200+/sqf. It is very enticing price range.
p.s. we do not mind sending our kids to RU since my wife’s sister still lives in NJ. She is also RU graduates from cook.
fromnjParticipantpienza was getting super busy traffic today. The last release is selling at about $200+/sqf. It is very enticing price range.
p.s. we do not mind sending our kids to RU since my wife’s sister still lives in NJ. She is also RU graduates from cook.
fromnjParticipantI watched house of cards few nights ago. And I agreed to paramount about those criminals from a loan officer to a guy in wall street. A guy like a head of quick loan should be punished severely at the maximum level under the law allows. if the current law does not, something is wrong in the system so fix it now and then punish them asap.
They all have to be ejected from our financial systems.
fromnjParticipantI watched house of cards few nights ago. And I agreed to paramount about those criminals from a loan officer to a guy in wall street. A guy like a head of quick loan should be punished severely at the maximum level under the law allows. if the current law does not, something is wrong in the system so fix it now and then punish them asap.
They all have to be ejected from our financial systems.
fromnjParticipantI watched house of cards few nights ago. And I agreed to paramount about those criminals from a loan officer to a guy in wall street. A guy like a head of quick loan should be punished severely at the maximum level under the law allows. if the current law does not, something is wrong in the system so fix it now and then punish them asap.
They all have to be ejected from our financial systems.
fromnjParticipantI watched house of cards few nights ago. And I agreed to paramount about those criminals from a loan officer to a guy in wall street. A guy like a head of quick loan should be punished severely at the maximum level under the law allows. if the current law does not, something is wrong in the system so fix it now and then punish them asap.
They all have to be ejected from our financial systems.
fromnjParticipantI watched house of cards few nights ago. And I agreed to paramount about those criminals from a loan officer to a guy in wall street. A guy like a head of quick loan should be punished severely at the maximum level under the law allows. if the current law does not, something is wrong in the system so fix it now and then punish them asap.
They all have to be ejected from our financial systems.
fromnjParticipantIn 4S, it is reaching at $200/sqf for :=3000 sqf new homes. If it was originally selling around $150+/sqf for similar house (3000 sqf) in 2001 or so, $200 -250/sqf may be a break point. Old properties have a larger lot size, so you may say I cannot compare apples and oranges, but when I see recent closing, there are many homes sold at around $200 – $300/sqf. I am expecting that many deal will be closed around that range for this year at least.
I guess, one of esmith’ predictions : soft landing senario may be the case for next 3 months or so in 2009.
p.s.
we all went to RU (I went to grad school, my wife went undergrad/MBA). We are hoping scarlet knights will show some heat again this year.fromnjParticipantIn 4S, it is reaching at $200/sqf for :=3000 sqf new homes. If it was originally selling around $150+/sqf for similar house (3000 sqf) in 2001 or so, $200 -250/sqf may be a break point. Old properties have a larger lot size, so you may say I cannot compare apples and oranges, but when I see recent closing, there are many homes sold at around $200 – $300/sqf. I am expecting that many deal will be closed around that range for this year at least.
I guess, one of esmith’ predictions : soft landing senario may be the case for next 3 months or so in 2009.
p.s.
we all went to RU (I went to grad school, my wife went undergrad/MBA). We are hoping scarlet knights will show some heat again this year.fromnjParticipantIn 4S, it is reaching at $200/sqf for :=3000 sqf new homes. If it was originally selling around $150+/sqf for similar house (3000 sqf) in 2001 or so, $200 -250/sqf may be a break point. Old properties have a larger lot size, so you may say I cannot compare apples and oranges, but when I see recent closing, there are many homes sold at around $200 – $300/sqf. I am expecting that many deal will be closed around that range for this year at least.
I guess, one of esmith’ predictions : soft landing senario may be the case for next 3 months or so in 2009.
p.s.
we all went to RU (I went to grad school, my wife went undergrad/MBA). We are hoping scarlet knights will show some heat again this year.fromnjParticipantIn 4S, it is reaching at $200/sqf for :=3000 sqf new homes. If it was originally selling around $150+/sqf for similar house (3000 sqf) in 2001 or so, $200 -250/sqf may be a break point. Old properties have a larger lot size, so you may say I cannot compare apples and oranges, but when I see recent closing, there are many homes sold at around $200 – $300/sqf. I am expecting that many deal will be closed around that range for this year at least.
I guess, one of esmith’ predictions : soft landing senario may be the case for next 3 months or so in 2009.
p.s.
we all went to RU (I went to grad school, my wife went undergrad/MBA). We are hoping scarlet knights will show some heat again this year.fromnjParticipantIn 4S, it is reaching at $200/sqf for :=3000 sqf new homes. If it was originally selling around $150+/sqf for similar house (3000 sqf) in 2001 or so, $200 -250/sqf may be a break point. Old properties have a larger lot size, so you may say I cannot compare apples and oranges, but when I see recent closing, there are many homes sold at around $200 – $300/sqf. I am expecting that many deal will be closed around that range for this year at least.
I guess, one of esmith’ predictions : soft landing senario may be the case for next 3 months or so in 2009.
p.s.
we all went to RU (I went to grad school, my wife went undergrad/MBA). We are hoping scarlet knights will show some heat again this year. -
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