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Wed Sep 24th 12:42 PM | Rating: 0 0
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The Unfortunate State of the Current Housing Market

Keep in mind that each city (market) is different for real estate trends. In San Diego California, condo vales in a number of neighborhoods have in the past two years dropped over 50%! For a good take on this and a few charts, visit: www.brokerforyou.com/b.../
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Tue Sep 23rd 09:48 AM | Rating: 0 0
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Housing Prices: How Far to Go Until the Bottom?

I agree. But, in bubble markets like Las Vegas, San Diego etc. the drop will be MUCH larger. As an example, San Diego median home price in August was $350,00, a 26.3% drop from a year ago.
For a 'real' picture of the San Diego CA real estate bubble market, visit:
www.brokerforyou.com/b.../
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Mon Sep 15th 02:22 AM | Rating: 0 0
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How Long Until Housing Prices Stabilize?

Sure, "eventually" the real estate market will bottom. When, is the question! For a good post on the value drops in San Diego California, one should read the 9-10-08 post "The San Diego California Real Estate Great Depression" it can be found at:
www.brokerforyou.com/b.../
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Mon Sep 15th 02:11 AM | Rating: 0 0
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Getting Real About Real Estate

Great realistic real estate article.. For similar article for home value drops in San Diego California over the last two years, I would suggest one look at the 9-10-08 post "The San Diego California Real Estate Great Depression" it can be found at:
www.brokerforyou.com/b.../
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Mon Sep 15th 02:08 AM | Rating: 0 0
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How Much Have our Real Estate Assets Gone Down?

Interesting graph. For similar graph for San Diego California over the last two years, I would suggest one look at the 9-10-08 post "The San Diego California Real Estate Great Depression" it can be found at:
www.brokerforyou.com/b.../

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Mon Sep 8th 10:24 AM | Rating: 0 0
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Currency Market Predicts Bailout Is the End of the Credit and Housing Crunch

You make some good points, but I think you are a year or two early for a housing bottom.

You noted "There is a lot of demand on the sidelines" quoted from Toll CEO, but the real demand on the sidelines is NOT to buy, but to SELL!
For another take on this "demand" from a San Diego Realtor, one must read "San Diego Real Estate Pent-Up Demand .. It’s Real & About To Kick-In," this blog post was published on 7-14-08 on:
www.brokerforyou.com/b.../

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Sat Aug 30th 09:19 AM | Rating: 0 0
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Declines from Peaks in Housing Show Big Disparity

Good post & great chart. For San Diego 30% seems a low estimate. I just read an article on how changes in jumbo financing may push the San Diego housing market down further. The article is titled Jumbo Financing and the Impact on The San Diego Real Estate Market and can be found at: www.brokerforyou.com/b.../
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Wed Sep 5th 13:57 PM | Rating: 0 0
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Commercial Real Estate Could Drop 15% -- Bloomberg

Hi, interesting blog. Thanks for the read!

I just noticed in today’s headlines that the Realtors pending home sale index fell by 12.2% for July 2007. This is a huge drop especially considering that most economists thought it would only be off by 2%.

Today I noted in a San Diego real estate broker’s blog (www.brokerforyou.com/b.../) an interesting post about this as well as some really eye opening statistics for the San Diego real estate market.

You definitely want to view the chart posted on August 27th showing the one year value decline for condominiums in the San Diego area. This chart shows that in one zip code, values were off by over 34.2% in just this time period. When one considers that the top of the market was actually sometime around the summer of 2005, there is a good possibility that before this is over, some real estate values could be off by 50% or more from their peak.

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