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ParticipantHi Bug’s
I would argue that this time is different in at least one respect, and I believe that the down trend will be both sharper and shorter as this was mostly caused by a finance bubble, where the one in 86-90 was mostly boomers getting to home buying age all at once.
I believe also that people are missing the fact that the housing prices in most area’s were about flat from 1990 – 2000, so there was a little catching up to do, and that home prices in the better area’s may not drop as much as most on this board think.
ParticipantHi Bug’s
I would argue that this time is different in at least one respect, and I believe that the down trend will be both sharper and shorter as this was mostly caused by a finance bubble, where the one in 86-90 was mostly boomers getting to home buying age all at once.
I believe also that people are missing the fact that the housing prices in most area’s were about flat from 1990 – 2000, so there was a little catching up to do, and that home prices in the better area’s may not drop as much as most on this board think.
ParticipantHi Bug’s
I would argue that this time is different in at least one respect, and I believe that the down trend will be both sharper and shorter as this was mostly caused by a finance bubble, where the one in 86-90 was mostly boomers getting to home buying age all at once.
I believe also that people are missing the fact that the housing prices in most area’s were about flat from 1990 – 2000, so there was a little catching up to do, and that home prices in the better area’s may not drop as much as most on this board think.
ParticipantHi Bug’s
I would argue that this time is different in at least one respect, and I believe that the down trend will be both sharper and shorter as this was mostly caused by a finance bubble, where the one in 86-90 was mostly boomers getting to home buying age all at once.
I believe also that people are missing the fact that the housing prices in most area’s were about flat from 1990 – 2000, so there was a little catching up to do, and that home prices in the better area’s may not drop as much as most on this board think.
February 21, 2008 at 5:54 AM in reply to: Something to consider for those of you looking for a foreclosure in the suburbs #156775ParticipantThat’s a lot of Oatmeal !!
🙂February 21, 2008 at 5:54 AM in reply to: Something to consider for those of you looking for a foreclosure in the suburbs #157059ParticipantThat’s a lot of Oatmeal !!
🙂February 21, 2008 at 5:54 AM in reply to: Something to consider for those of you looking for a foreclosure in the suburbs #157077ParticipantThat’s a lot of Oatmeal !!
🙂February 21, 2008 at 5:54 AM in reply to: Something to consider for those of you looking for a foreclosure in the suburbs #157085ParticipantThat’s a lot of Oatmeal !!
🙂February 21, 2008 at 5:54 AM in reply to: Something to consider for those of you looking for a foreclosure in the suburbs #157154ParticipantThat’s a lot of Oatmeal !!
🙂February 20, 2008 at 2:30 PM in reply to: Something to consider for those of you looking for a foreclosure in the suburbs #156474ParticipantTwo way commuter trains down the center of the 15 should do the trick.
Buses or trams can do the rest.
Ever been to Australia ,
Cars are just for weekends most places other than the U.S.
For the Temecula Locals,
Extending Clinton Keith to the OC and adding the commuter trains is a no brainer .February 20, 2008 at 2:30 PM in reply to: Something to consider for those of you looking for a foreclosure in the suburbs #156758ParticipantTwo way commuter trains down the center of the 15 should do the trick.
Buses or trams can do the rest.
Ever been to Australia ,
Cars are just for weekends most places other than the U.S.
For the Temecula Locals,
Extending Clinton Keith to the OC and adding the commuter trains is a no brainer .February 20, 2008 at 2:30 PM in reply to: Something to consider for those of you looking for a foreclosure in the suburbs #156761ParticipantTwo way commuter trains down the center of the 15 should do the trick.
Buses or trams can do the rest.
Ever been to Australia ,
Cars are just for weekends most places other than the U.S.
For the Temecula Locals,
Extending Clinton Keith to the OC and adding the commuter trains is a no brainer .February 20, 2008 at 2:30 PM in reply to: Something to consider for those of you looking for a foreclosure in the suburbs #156777ParticipantTwo way commuter trains down the center of the 15 should do the trick.
Buses or trams can do the rest.
Ever been to Australia ,
Cars are just for weekends most places other than the U.S.
For the Temecula Locals,
Extending Clinton Keith to the OC and adding the commuter trains is a no brainer .February 20, 2008 at 2:30 PM in reply to: Something to consider for those of you looking for a foreclosure in the suburbs #156853ParticipantTwo way commuter trains down the center of the 15 should do the trick.
Buses or trams can do the rest.
Ever been to Australia ,
Cars are just for weekends most places other than the U.S.
For the Temecula Locals,
Extending Clinton Keith to the OC and adding the commuter trains is a no brainer . -
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