[sdnerd]

I can’t stand the small rooms.

The ones where if you put a small table, and some chairs you are bumping against the walls. Many of them also have a very small seating area right at the entry way.

Much prefer there just be large open spaces, but that seems very hard to find.

[sdnerd]

I can’t stand the small rooms.

The ones where if you put a small table, and some chairs you are bumping against the walls. Many of them also have a very small seating area right at the entry way.

Much prefer there just be large open spaces, but that seems very hard to find.

[sdnerd]

I can’t stand the small rooms.

The ones where if you put a small table, and some chairs you are bumping against the walls. Many of them also have a very small seating area right at the entry way.

Much prefer there just be large open spaces, but that seems very hard to find.

[sdnerd]

I can’t stand the small rooms.

The ones where if you put a small table, and some chairs you are bumping against the walls. Many of them also have a very small seating area right at the entry way.

Much prefer there just be large open spaces, but that seems very hard to find.

[sdnerd]

I can’t stand the small rooms.

The ones where if you put a small table, and some chairs you are bumping against the walls. Many of them also have a very small seating area right at the entry way.

Much prefer there just be large open spaces, but that seems very hard to find.

[sdnerd]

It will be very interesting to see the final numbers for this one. I have this feeling it received multiple bids and got bumped up quite a bit.

If however it really sells for that big of a discount – I would agree; it will be interesting times.

The buy vs. rent calculations could get very interesting as this year progresses… as could the various bailout attempts.

[sdnerd]

It will be very interesting to see the final numbers for this one. I have this feeling it received multiple bids and got bumped up quite a bit.

If however it really sells for that big of a discount – I would agree; it will be interesting times.

The buy vs. rent calculations could get very interesting as this year progresses… as could the various bailout attempts.

[sdnerd]

It will be very interesting to see the final numbers for this one. I have this feeling it received multiple bids and got bumped up quite a bit.

If however it really sells for that big of a discount – I would agree; it will be interesting times.

The buy vs. rent calculations could get very interesting as this year progresses… as could the various bailout attempts.

[sdnerd]

It will be very interesting to see the final numbers for this one. I have this feeling it received multiple bids and got bumped up quite a bit.

If however it really sells for that big of a discount – I would agree; it will be interesting times.

The buy vs. rent calculations could get very interesting as this year progresses… as could the various bailout attempts.

[sdnerd]

It will be very interesting to see the final numbers for this one. I have this feeling it received multiple bids and got bumped up quite a bit.

If however it really sells for that big of a discount – I would agree; it will be interesting times.

The buy vs. rent calculations could get very interesting as this year progresses… as could the various bailout attempts.

[sdnerd]

I do not know anyone who wants to buy a UTC condo. In fact, I’m not sure anybody does – just to rent for work/school.

Most people I know are waiting on the sidelines, until it reaches a certain price (hopefully). Some have recently jumped at MM REO’s where buy ~= rent.

I don’t know what significant demand would be. I would say 2% of the population is a whole lot if they had their eyes on the same property or area as you do though. 🙂

Contrary to a strong belief on this forum, I hoped to convey that many young people (especially couples) do in fact have strong income & the ability to save for a 20% DP. At least some portion were either priced out, or not on the market the last 8-10 years and counting.

If there is money, as prices fall there will be demand.

[sdnerd]

I do not know anyone who wants to buy a UTC condo. In fact, I’m not sure anybody does – just to rent for work/school.

Most people I know are waiting on the sidelines, until it reaches a certain price (hopefully). Some have recently jumped at MM REO’s where buy ~= rent.

I don’t know what significant demand would be. I would say 2% of the population is a whole lot if they had their eyes on the same property or area as you do though. 🙂

Contrary to a strong belief on this forum, I hoped to convey that many young people (especially couples) do in fact have strong income & the ability to save for a 20% DP. At least some portion were either priced out, or not on the market the last 8-10 years and counting.

If there is money, as prices fall there will be demand.

[sdnerd]

I do not know anyone who wants to buy a UTC condo. In fact, I’m not sure anybody does – just to rent for work/school.

Most people I know are waiting on the sidelines, until it reaches a certain price (hopefully). Some have recently jumped at MM REO’s where buy ~= rent.

I don’t know what significant demand would be. I would say 2% of the population is a whole lot if they had their eyes on the same property or area as you do though. 🙂

Contrary to a strong belief on this forum, I hoped to convey that many young people (especially couples) do in fact have strong income & the ability to save for a 20% DP. At least some portion were either priced out, or not on the market the last 8-10 years and counting.

If there is money, as prices fall there will be demand.

[sdnerd]

I do not know anyone who wants to buy a UTC condo. In fact, I’m not sure anybody does – just to rent for work/school.

Most people I know are waiting on the sidelines, until it reaches a certain price (hopefully). Some have recently jumped at MM REO’s where buy ~= rent.

I don’t know what significant demand would be. I would say 2% of the population is a whole lot if they had their eyes on the same property or area as you do though. 🙂

Contrary to a strong belief on this forum, I hoped to convey that many young people (especially couples) do in fact have strong income & the ability to save for a 20% DP. At least some portion were either priced out, or not on the market the last 8-10 years and counting.

If there is money, as prices fall there will be demand.

[sdnerd]

I do not know anyone who wants to buy a UTC condo. In fact, I’m not sure anybody does – just to rent for work/school.

Most people I know are waiting on the sidelines, until it reaches a certain price (hopefully). Some have recently jumped at MM REO’s where buy ~= rent.

I don’t know what significant demand would be. I would say 2% of the population is a whole lot if they had their eyes on the same property or area as you do though. 🙂

Contrary to a strong belief on this forum, I hoped to convey that many young people (especially couples) do in fact have strong income & the ability to save for a 20% DP. At least some portion were either priced out, or not on the market the last 8-10 years and counting.

If there is money, as prices fall there will be demand.

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