FIND YOUR DREAM HOME OR APARTMENT
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Oct 1, 2011 11:08AM
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Sep 6, 2009 9:48PM
Historically, real estate values have risen an average of 7% per year. That's an average. It means that if the average holds up, declines in values will be followed by increases in values. It's always just a matter of timing. Don't subscribe to the panic syndrome. And "experts" don't know nuthin'.
Aug 25, 2009 4:42AM
Aug 25, 2009 4:19AM
This survey is a misuse of bandwidth. Housing prices have already started an upward trend. New housing prices haven't declined more than 20 percent. The cost of materials alone to build a house will drive up the costs. Materials have already gained in price due to the lack of building. And NO, Obama will not win a second term. Interest rates will start to rise along with a side order of inflation. The dollar bill won't be worth 50 cent in the outside market because of the multi-trillion dollar debt and the overprinting of U.S. currency.
Aug 23, 2009 5:34AM
Aug 23, 2009 4:19AM
Aug 22, 2009 11:39PM
Until we get rid of big government (whom currently owns shares in our banks, auto and housing industries, as we as G.E. and now nationalizing health-care), the prices on real-estate across this entire country is going to continue to plummet. We are not going to see any kind of housing gains until we reach an economic turn-around, and that is not going to happen until we get rid of or tie the hands of the current administration. That is the way it is, and if you do not believe that keep setting on your haunches doing nothing until your house gets taken by the state too.
Aug 22, 2009 11:32PM
Obviously the best place to live in the current market is in the White House. Does that sound ridiculous? Just think about it for a moment: you get to live in a mansion with a salary of a couple hundred thousand a year, free limo, airplane & private helicopters. You have a housing project near by (in case you get home-sick)--but we will all have one near soon--and you get to spend all of the money that 300,000,000 people can earn over thier entire lives, the lives of their children, and their grand-children. So when are we going to put a stop to this man doing this to us and put a stop to the housing crises and economic woes in this once great nation?
Aug 22, 2009 12:50PM
I cannot see how some report can decide it knows one way or another how housing will go. Mainly because different areas have ups and downs, so the East may have a rise in value while the South takes a nosedive. Basically, a good sound house in a decent location will have better value than a dump in the stix. And I love Obama! High time the regular folks get their fair time in the government instead of stuffy overrated "I'm rich, my friends are rich, my family is rich, so I'm a big snob and could care less about the little people." I like to put it this way, and said it before: you can't have some fools run up a tremendous credit card bill for years before they leave office then get mad at the next one coming in who has the guts and savvy to know it hurts to correct the mess, but it has to be done. Things take time, and he deserves the respect of allowing him to do his job without backseat drivers.
Aug 22, 2009 12:40PM
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Aug 22, 2009 7:12AM
Aug 19, 2009 11:33AM
If anybody thinks that Pres. Obama can correct all the damage Bush done in his 2 terms, has to be an idiot like this predictor of home prices. I am in my 80's, and have seen inflation out of control, but the last 8 yrs of Bush has taken all records, and never will be matched again unless by a CAPITALISTIC screwball as him. Historic trends do ring true for the Republicans, along with Fox news. You sure can count on them to make the rich richer, and the rest of the populace suffer. That is why all the millionaires grew to billionaires, due to inflation. Oh, I forgot, good old Bush gave them a big tax break to accomplish this!!!!!
We need DEFLATION now , not more INFLATION. So, let the home prices come down.
Aug 19, 2009 11:33AM
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