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Well, it didn't take a nuclear physicist to figure that one out. I thought it was a long time ago.
some of these houses WILL NEVER be desirable, because other factors like fuel prices, and just general living patterns will never fit with them.
the trend here in Phx is back to apartment and high-density living. People are tired of the burbs.
That's right.
Let the prices crater, then buy later for 65% less.
DO NOT buy housing now. Tell everyone.
hello dumbass.
you wont be able to buy them, they'll buy out whole neighborhoods, 'create jerbs', remarket it at the same overinflated prices weve all come to know and love, and rip you off again!
Let'em crater. Then buy later for 65% less.
do you really think that banks are just going to let people like you pick them up? after they spend all this time and money engineering these markets?
Do you really think hiding 25 MILLION empty houses is realistic?
at this point, it's not realistic, but possible because big money owns every god damn bit of information that enters our heads. If they managed to get the US to fork over TRILLIONS while we all watched in amazement while our country completely goes to shit, just about anything can happen. This is what happens when you poison our education system, our family unit, and all the other crap liberals love to do in the name of 'equality'.
While Las Vegas is not yet included, look at this article, and it has another thread just started:
Prices are cratering
Saw this one today 100k below 1994 price
http://www.redfin.com/NV/Las-Vegas/2681-E-Hacienda-Ave-89120/home/29510381
sellers are now getting desperate to sell before the debt foregivness act ends.
There were 3,544 recorded re-sales in September, down 17 percent from a year earlier,
http://www.vegasinc.com/news/2012/oct/17/las-vegas-new-building-boom/