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Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=sdrealtor] I grew up in Cherry Hill NJ which has 2 sides – east and west. I grew up on the east side. Zip code is 08003 and in case you are wondering the median income in 2003 was $122K. Its a very nice suburb about 15 minutes outside Philadelphia.
[/quote]I’ll be in Philly later this month. I’ll drive to Cherry Hill just to check it out. 😉
Any place in particular I should go?
As you know, I enjoy visiting Philly. But so far, I have no interest in the suburbs.[/quote]
Cherry Hill is a nice suburb. (I have former coworkers who live there)… but it’s very much the burbs… with a nice mall, too. Not sure it’s worth a trip to see it, though.
Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=sdrealtor] I grew up in Cherry Hill NJ which has 2 sides – east and west. I grew up on the east side. Zip code is 08003 and in case you are wondering the median income in 2003 was $122K. Its a very nice suburb about 15 minutes outside Philadelphia.
[/quote]I’ll be in Philly later this month. I’ll drive to Cherry Hill just to check it out. 😉
Any place in particular I should go?
As you know, I enjoy visiting Philly. But so far, I have no interest in the suburbs.[/quote]
Cherry Hill is a nice suburb. (I have former coworkers who live there)… but it’s very much the burbs… with a nice mall, too. Not sure it’s worth a trip to see it, though.
Participant[quote=CONCHO]I say we drop John Bolton on Iran.[/quote]
+10Participant[quote=CONCHO]I say we drop John Bolton on Iran.[/quote]
+10Participant[quote=CONCHO]I say we drop John Bolton on Iran.[/quote]
+10Participant[quote=CONCHO]I say we drop John Bolton on Iran.[/quote]
+10Participant[quote=CONCHO]I say we drop John Bolton on Iran.[/quote]
+10Participant[quote=evolusd]http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Firm-Calif-home-sales-drop-22-apf-1234460859.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=2&asset=&ccode=
Some tax credit lapse, of course. I can’t believe the record low rates haven’t lured more buyers to the table. Confidence is just soooooo low.
I’m staying out of the housing game. I don’t like renting, but don’t like gambling either.[/quote]
Buyers that were qualified and ready to be buy were lured by the tax credits. Interest rates aren’t that different in the past few months.
The low rates are causing a surge of refinancing… but not really drawing new buyers in…
Participant[quote=evolusd]http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Firm-Calif-home-sales-drop-22-apf-1234460859.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=2&asset=&ccode=
Some tax credit lapse, of course. I can’t believe the record low rates haven’t lured more buyers to the table. Confidence is just soooooo low.
I’m staying out of the housing game. I don’t like renting, but don’t like gambling either.[/quote]
Buyers that were qualified and ready to be buy were lured by the tax credits. Interest rates aren’t that different in the past few months.
The low rates are causing a surge of refinancing… but not really drawing new buyers in…
Participant[quote=evolusd]http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Firm-Calif-home-sales-drop-22-apf-1234460859.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=2&asset=&ccode=
Some tax credit lapse, of course. I can’t believe the record low rates haven’t lured more buyers to the table. Confidence is just soooooo low.
I’m staying out of the housing game. I don’t like renting, but don’t like gambling either.[/quote]
Buyers that were qualified and ready to be buy were lured by the tax credits. Interest rates aren’t that different in the past few months.
The low rates are causing a surge of refinancing… but not really drawing new buyers in…
Participant[quote=evolusd]http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Firm-Calif-home-sales-drop-22-apf-1234460859.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=2&asset=&ccode=
Some tax credit lapse, of course. I can’t believe the record low rates haven’t lured more buyers to the table. Confidence is just soooooo low.
I’m staying out of the housing game. I don’t like renting, but don’t like gambling either.[/quote]
Buyers that were qualified and ready to be buy were lured by the tax credits. Interest rates aren’t that different in the past few months.
The low rates are causing a surge of refinancing… but not really drawing new buyers in…
Participant[quote=evolusd]http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Firm-Calif-home-sales-drop-22-apf-1234460859.html?x=0&sec=topStories&pos=2&asset=&ccode=
Some tax credit lapse, of course. I can’t believe the record low rates haven’t lured more buyers to the table. Confidence is just soooooo low.
I’m staying out of the housing game. I don’t like renting, but don’t like gambling either.[/quote]
Buyers that were qualified and ready to be buy were lured by the tax credits. Interest rates aren’t that different in the past few months.
The low rates are causing a surge of refinancing… but not really drawing new buyers in…
ParticipantI worked for a very small company that did modem drivers (among other things) back in the pre-wireless 90’s. (Remember dial up and windows 3.1?) Intel bought that software package making the owners rich. Very rich. The driver code they bought was obsolete the day it was bought.
But the owners of the company made a bundle. The guys who wrote the code got very small bonuses and mostly left in anger. I worked on different stuff but was still disgusted and I left the company shortly thereafter.
ParticipantI worked for a very small company that did modem drivers (among other things) back in the pre-wireless 90’s. (Remember dial up and windows 3.1?) Intel bought that software package making the owners rich. Very rich. The driver code they bought was obsolete the day it was bought.
But the owners of the company made a bundle. The guys who wrote the code got very small bonuses and mostly left in anger. I worked on different stuff but was still disgusted and I left the company shortly thereafter.
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