Bob said:Coming from a resident of Sedona, that is quite a compliment!
No kidding! Sedona is in my Top 10 beautiful places!
Bob said:Coming from a resident of Sedona, that is quite a compliment!
Kurt: I couldn't agree with you more - and you have a wonderful knack for keeping it pithy :clap_1:kurt said:Thanks for more words of wisdom Donna.
I still say the next 20 years are going to make the last 20 in SoWal seem sleepy, with giant commercial and residential construction along the 98, 331, and 20 corridors. Over a 40 year timeline we are still in the beginning stages of development.
Coast is Clear said:While there is definite softness in the Gulf Coast market, as with most investments, the smartest investors are the ones who make their move when things look their worst, and get out when things look their best. That is something very counter to human nature.
Those that invest when all the news is bad will look brilliant when things turn. Are we there yet?
Once good news starts to come in it is too late.
GaltsGulch said:...cognisenti in South Walton had realized the real estate values had stopped rising. Yes folks real estate peaked...
It took the cognisenti on Wall Street, who don't have their finger on the pulse of South Walton real estate as closely as you all do, several weeks, maybe 12 weeks, to figure this out and start selling their holdings down, but there is much more downside to go, should valuations plumet an additional 20% in the area, as I expect is a good possibility and not extreme at all, given the multiple 100% increase in valuations over the past few years...