I think you are right; it is a buyer's market. Things got soft in march and now I believe the buyers are in the drivers seat.
Seasider said:I counted 17 closings in Seaside through July. There were two more houses pending to close in August. All have been over $1mm. Most were substantially more. Seaside has the good fortune to be above the flood zone and behind the dunes.
You know, the sun comes out when you are around skier. You have such a positive personality and great outlook for the future.skier said:I counted 39 closings for the same period in 2004.
skier said:I counted 39 closings for the same period in 2004.
Cavallino said:At least Skier made is 9 whole days without posting a "Real Estate Doom & Gloom Message"....
I do recall his statements he would only lurk...but I guess he couldn't help it anymore....the delirium tremors <shakes> must have been too much to take...
Does anyone remember the song from HeeHaw "Doom...Despair...and agony on me" ?
Doug
RiverOtter said:Yes the asking prices are reduced... But are these people taking a loss? Or less of a gain?
Is this like the government saying "spending cuts" which realy means "reduction in the increse of spending"?