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  1. sdduuuude
    December 16, 2009 @ 10:12 AM

    I’m soooo excited for next
    I’m soooo excited for next month. I can’t wait to see what color you will use for 2010. Will it be hot pink? Red ? Will Doug Henning make a special New Years appearance ? So many questions.

    • Rich Toscano
      December 16, 2009 @ 11:39 AM

      Ha! I hadn’t even thought
      Ha! I hadn’t even thought about it. I was maybe gonna just let 2007 roll off the chart… i thought more than 3 years could make it kind of cluttery. I will take your hot pink suggestion under advisement.

      rich

  2. sdrealtor
    December 16, 2009 @ 2:10 PM

    I vote for keeping 2007 as
    I vote for keeping 2007 as its a very important year. The graph clearly shows the subprime meltdown/credit contraction cratering home sales and causing inventory to peak. From a historical perspective I think its important to keep that baseline.

    How about Chartruese?

    • drboom
      December 17, 2009 @ 6:49 PM

      sdrealtor wrote:I vote for
      [quote=sdrealtor]I vote for keeping 2007 as its a very important year. The graph clearly shows the subprime meltdown/credit contraction cratering home sales and causing inventory to peak. From a historical perspective I think its important to keep that baseline.[/quote]

      I agree, please keep it.

      [quote]How about Chartruese?[/quote]

      I was thinking calico, to chart the downside of the dead cat bounce.

    • CA renter
      December 18, 2009 @ 2:33 AM

      sdrealtor wrote:I vote for
      [quote=sdrealtor]I vote for keeping 2007 as its a very important year. The graph clearly shows the subprime meltdown/credit contraction cratering home sales and causing inventory to peak. From a historical perspective I think its important to keep that baseline.

      How about Chartruese?[/quote]

      Agree! Please keep the 2007 trendline, Rich. 🙂

  3. Anonymous
    January 5, 2010 @ 7:30 PM

    Rich,
    You have probably

    Rich,
    You have probably answered this in the past, but in your charts you say your source is sandicor .. but they do not supply numbers such as price per square foot as far as I have seen. Please let me know if Im mistaken and where within sandicor this is. Thanks!

    • Rich Toscano
      January 5, 2010 @ 8:37 PM

      You can pull their data into
      You can pull their data into excel and run whatever calculations you want… they supply price and square footage.

      rich

  4. Anonymous
    January 6, 2010 @ 11:47 AM

    Thanks Rich… That must be
    Thanks Rich… That must be a ton of data to sort. So are you using all of the zips within San Diego County?

    • Rich Toscano
      January 6, 2010 @ 12:53 PM

      Yes…
      rich

      Yes…

      rich

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