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ParticipantNever looked at that. All we looked at is how long they have owned the property. My guess is that the number of long time owners forced to sell would be relatively small. I’m sure there are siome out there but I’d expect it to be a relatively small percentage.
ParticipantNever looked at that. All we looked at is how long they have owned the property. My guess is that the number of long time owners forced to sell would be relatively small. I’m sure there are siome out there but I’d expect it to be a relatively small percentage.
ParticipantNever looked at that. All we looked at is how long they have owned the property. My guess is that the number of long time owners forced to sell would be relatively small. I’m sure there are siome out there but I’d expect it to be a relatively small percentage.
ParticipantNever looked at that. All we looked at is how long they have owned the property. My guess is that the number of long time owners forced to sell would be relatively small. I’m sure there are siome out there but I’d expect it to be a relatively small percentage.
ParticipantFWIW, a while back we looked at several established neighborhoods and the average was 10 years plus in several SD areas we picked. we randomly picked a street and I pulled all the data from the tax records. You cant look at newer neighborhoods because they havent been in existance long enough to know how long people will stay.
ParticipantFWIW, a while back we looked at several established neighborhoods and the average was 10 years plus in several SD areas we picked. we randomly picked a street and I pulled all the data from the tax records. You cant look at newer neighborhoods because they havent been in existance long enough to know how long people will stay.
ParticipantFWIW, a while back we looked at several established neighborhoods and the average was 10 years plus in several SD areas we picked. we randomly picked a street and I pulled all the data from the tax records. You cant look at newer neighborhoods because they havent been in existance long enough to know how long people will stay.
ParticipantFWIW, a while back we looked at several established neighborhoods and the average was 10 years plus in several SD areas we picked. we randomly picked a street and I pulled all the data from the tax records. You cant look at newer neighborhoods because they havent been in existance long enough to know how long people will stay.
ParticipantFWIW, a while back we looked at several established neighborhoods and the average was 10 years plus in several SD areas we picked. we randomly picked a street and I pulled all the data from the tax records. You cant look at newer neighborhoods because they havent been in existance long enough to know how long people will stay.
ParticipantUpdate time!
Short sales 5,648 up from 5,632 smallest change yet probably due to Turkey day.
Countywide we are at 18,856 down from 18,987 last week. Inventory should start dropping off precipitously between now and the y/e. The difference this year could be all the distressed inventory that will stay on.
ParticipantUpdate time!
Short sales 5,648 up from 5,632 smallest change yet probably due to Turkey day.
Countywide we are at 18,856 down from 18,987 last week. Inventory should start dropping off precipitously between now and the y/e. The difference this year could be all the distressed inventory that will stay on.
ParticipantUpdate time!
Short sales 5,648 up from 5,632 smallest change yet probably due to Turkey day.
Countywide we are at 18,856 down from 18,987 last week. Inventory should start dropping off precipitously between now and the y/e. The difference this year could be all the distressed inventory that will stay on.
ParticipantUpdate time!
Short sales 5,648 up from 5,632 smallest change yet probably due to Turkey day.
Countywide we are at 18,856 down from 18,987 last week. Inventory should start dropping off precipitously between now and the y/e. The difference this year could be all the distressed inventory that will stay on.
ParticipantUpdate time!
Short sales 5,648 up from 5,632 smallest change yet probably due to Turkey day.
Countywide we are at 18,856 down from 18,987 last week. Inventory should start dropping off precipitously between now and the y/e. The difference this year could be all the distressed inventory that will stay on.
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