Open to disagreement
I know many of you will be stopping by over the next couple days to read the latest Carnival of Real Estate, which I posted here at
RE.covery Carnival of Real Estate
just moments ago. I still don't have the knack for cool graphics or logos ... or witty poetry or moving songs written to the blogs submitted. But I am adamant that's it's time to embrace a philosophy of recovery in housing for 2009. You can disgree, I encourage it, comment or subscribe and engage later too. The least you can do is care enough to have some emotions about the American Dream. I do.
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2 comments:
I think you are correct in many parts of the country. Unfortunately, I doubt its true for my area. Since we are just 20 miles north of Manhattan and we never had a significant decline in housing prices. But for parts of the country that have seen declines, there are some signs that the market is going to turn..if the recession doesn't derail things.
Note: At least in our market there is a lot of pent up need to buy - as well as sell. But so far the pent up need to buy seems to be overwhelming the need to sell. People are scared, so they continue to rent.
I am sure the recovery time is very near, that's the only reason why I have been suggesting all my friends to buy the property now as the rates are still down! thanks for this post.
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