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ParticipantLostCat
And you’ve watched the wizard of ozz about 400 times too many.
LostCat
ParticipantLostCat
And you’ve watched the wizard of ozz about 400 times too many.
LostCat
ParticipantLostCat
And you’ve watched the wizard of ozz about 400 times too many.
LostCat
ParticipantWell if there are enough people like this guy, the Sub Prime Loan Industry might see an increase in sales over the next month…
We all be able to identify why there was a little spike during the month of May.
LostCat
ParticipantI go looking at new houses so I know what I want to do to the house I bought ten years ago.
LostCat
ParticipantUCLA and the Anderson Forecast are the biggest two jokes in the country. In fact, I haven’t seen the Anderson Forecast predict the right thing yet, so why do people make a big deal out of it?
F-n UCLA.. Give me a break. What a second rate school…
April 30, 2007 at 1:26 PM in reply to: Price drop will be to pre bubble DOLLARS or adjusted for inflation??? #51467LostCat
ParticipantBottom line is no one knows really. You’re question is the answer. There are too many factors to really determine the outcome. In some areas, the actual dollar price will decline as well as have inflation catch up with it. You’ll spend more dollars that are worth less, but easier to come by on a house that is worth less after adjusting to inflation.
So yeah, in some areas, a house that was $200k in 2000. Will sell for $400k in 2008, but will actually cost as much if not less than if the house was purchased in 2000.
Chula Vista, Poway and Downtown SD will likely get hit the hardest here in SD. Older hoods will probably hold some value in terms of the actual price (but it they will be devalued because they will not increase with inflation).
Chula Vista is over built, Downtown is way over built for the market (young single realtors), and Poway is Poway. It’s a long drive to anywhere and everywhere and there are not enough freaked out white people to move there anymore.
LostCat
ParticipantPerryChase,
I hear you. Yeah, if he made a killing, he wouldn’t be selling his house for a loss. His wife’s spending habbits crippled him. lol the new cars, cloths, etc… Maybe it just felt that way because he was buy rounds of drinks for people he didn’t know hotels in Vegas. It ran dry.
LostCat
ParticipantYou read in the OC Register that second generation Asians have to take care of their parents? I am sure there is some truth to this because it is cultural. It works like that. Many American, no matter what race you are will probably be in the same boat if our SS Tax doesn’t pan out like it should over the next 20 years. But wait, is this the same OC Register that tells us time and time again that there is not going to be a housing market crash, one that reports on Anna Nicole Smith’s kid and who the daddy is instead reporting what is really going on in the middle east. What the heck is all this generalization going on. There are just as many foreigners buying houses, condos, condo conversions (including Asians) in south east San Diego as there are in Carmel Valley. There are just as many poor, stupid, misdirected asian, blacks, mexians, indians as there are poor, stupid, misdirected whites. Ethnically, San Diego is very diverse and not all Chinese are well off and well educated. Asia is a large place and china is very populated. There are many different types of Asians. Crap, Cambodia is one of, if not the, poorest country in the world. They are about as Asian as it gets. They can’t do anything right over there, especially since the 1960’s after Pol Pot killed everyone that knew how to do anything. Plus all the ex Khmer Rouge own all the major utilities and income companies… Northern China is horrible too (we here in America don’t hear much or don’t know that part too well, just the port cities). I am pretty sure the Chinese on the net right now, buying homes in Carmel Valley, going to UCSD aren’t the same Chinese that are coming to the USA through the Mexican border wrapped under the engine block of a Chevy suburban. These guys (which make up a larger percent of the Chinese population), aren’t living in Carmel Valley and they are not here to dispute the other oppressive Chinese that think their culture is so sustainable. Heck if America had a population of 1.5 billion, we could put 90% of the population to work in a sweetshop while 10% of the population lived like kings. The poor would never have a voice and everywhere the rich American went, they’d tell the rest of the world that they have it good and that education and saving money is priority number one for their culture. If you want to look at some real facts about a culture that knows how to save and also educate themselves, England is number one in all of the above. Their population is just 1/20 the size so we don’t feel the impact as greatly.
LostCat
ParticipantBob2007,
I am happy for my friend because he married a freak and he is happy. He didn’;t have any kids and married too you (19 years old), now 24. So for him, the timing is great. Lycus 103.7
LostCat
ParticipantBrutal hawk….
LostCat
ParticipantThe problem is that savvy proffessionals don’t have time to understand the market. Just like they don’t understand or have time to vote on the right people in local offices or understand the impacts of sprawl like that of Del Sur on our quality of life.
LostCat
ParticipantThis is too great…The ending is the best…
LostCat
ParticipantYeah, once again, the UT doesn’t make sense.
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