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I don't know about Seattle but in my markets I have a new lease signed before the locksmith finishes re keying the doors..
Are "your markets" are also the "hottest housing markets"? The article seems to focus on the latter.
DASKAA says
Are "your markets" are also the "hottest housing markets"? The article seems to focus on the latter.
I don't know. They didn't define what the"hottest markets" are nor list the "hottest markets". Only the markets with the lowest rises in rent which may or may not be the "hottest markets", whatever that term means. .
the so called hot markets
Strategist saysthe so called hot markets
The hottest markets for what? Home construction, rental construction, house sales, rental price increases, housing price increases, home sales? The article is just a typically silly bit of NAR fluff.
I don't know. They didn't define what the"hottest markets" are nor list the "hottest markets".
The ones which had ridiculous run-up in house prices, duh. SFBA, SD, Seattle - this kind of thing.
DASKAA says
The ones which had ridiculous run-up in house prices, duh. SFBA, SD, Seattle - this kind of thing.
I didn't see that part in the article. Can you cut and paste it? Can you quantify those cities so we can see if they are the same cities as in the list of lowest rent rises?
Like I said, meaningless NAR fluff.
Whatever. Not bored enough to continue discussing this.
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