Comments on: The Real Estate Market: Don’t Celebrate Housing’s Recent Uptick Yet

By: Russ

Russ — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 05:01:19 +0000

Tim seems to be doing his usual job of missing the point. Maybe if he takes the time to visit Chica again, they can point out to him again what’s happening with OUR national real estate market & the great derivitives undergirding all the prime realestate we thought we owned going up in price to the moon etc.? Tim, if you go to China, please don’t forget to ask them if they could also bail out your little piece of the real estate pie and, if that doesn’t work, maybe Dr. Obama/Cousin Bernanke will give you a bailout handout to sustain you, until your home reappreciates itself beyound the price you originally paid, if you upkeep it and keep it painted etc.? Just don’t let anyone else in on any of your dealings. No major national bailouts; just a little Timmy bailout can change your story here. Maybe Cousin Ben can inflate the price of your home back up against this major trend? He’ll perhaps try anything once, in order to try and help his major friends won’t he?

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By: Coldwell Banker

Coldwell Banker — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 14:17:24 +0000

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By: LOWELL MEYER

LOWELL MEYER — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 05:05:35 +0000

another factor …..50% of sales are by investors which means many of those homes will be back on the market soon…they sure are not all going to be rentals especially if values do not come back up….and for values coming back up soon…not sure they will happen unless we go back to lier loans…or income goes up the the lier loan amounts which I doubt either of these will happen in the next several yrs.

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By: Ted Osmundson

Ted Osmundson — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 23:50:28 +0000

It appears that many of the foreclosed properties in southern California are not listed on the MLS. It seems that prices are being driven upwards by inventory being held back and off the market. We are seeing multiple offers driving the prices up by as much as 10% plus while many homes sit vacant with no sign in the front yard indicating the property is for sale. All of this is going on while new homes are being built in the same area just north of Temecula. This area grew rapidly from 2001 to 2005. Our last howm went from 100K in 1998 to 350K in 2004.

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