Although I think there is still some down side left (possibly a lot in some markets that so far have not been slaughtered), for the U.S. as a whole I think the sales steep decline is a temporary thing caused by the tax credits, I think home sales will rebound somewhat come next spring.
Although I think there is still some down side left (possibly a lot in some markets that so far have not been slaughtered), for the U.S. as a whole I think the sales steep decline is a temporary thing caused by the tax credits, I think home sales will rebound somewhat come next spring.
Although I think there is still some down side left (possibly a lot in some markets that so far have not been slaughtered), for the U.S. as a whole I think the sales steep decline is a temporary thing caused by the tax credits, I think home sales will rebound somewhat come next spring.
Although I think there is still some down side left (possibly a lot in some markets that so far have not been slaughtered), for the U.S. as a whole I think the sales steep decline is a temporary thing caused by the tax credits, I think home sales will rebound somewhat come next spring.
Although I think there is still some down side left (possibly a lot in some markets that so far have not been slaughtered), for the U.S. as a whole I think the sales steep decline is a temporary thing caused by the tax credits, I think home sales will rebound somewhat come next spring.
