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Bay Area Housing Market on the Cusp of Change
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2013 Jul 14, 5:17pm 16,450 views 77 comments
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So, why are you commenting on the Bay Area housing market?
Same reason why I read worldwide news. To be informed. But I didn't know you had to live in an area to pay attention to the news there. If only you spread your genius sooner then I wouldn't have wasted my time reading about the Zimmerman trial since I don't live in Florida.
This is not news. The thread is asking for advice on whether to buy or not in the Bay Area. You added exactly zero knowledge to this thread.
Thanks for the feedback everyone!.
This blog is awesome actually. It heats up quickly, but on the other hand, it keeps everybody awake :-).
As we speak, the two markets that I'm monitoring: Los Altos, San Ramon (yeah, I know, huuuuge difference), seem to be in a state of steady increase in inventory and people not hurrying up and buying anymore.
I guess a simpler question would be: wait for a large dip? Or buy now that there is no competition?
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http://news.theregistrysf.com/bay-area-housing-market-on-the-cusp-of-change/
What you say?
What would you recommend me?
1) Wait for a 5% decrease in good school districts, then buy
2) Wait for a 10% decrease in good school districts, then buy
3) Wait for a 25% decrease in good school districts, then buy
4) Wait for a 30% decrease in good school districts, then buy
5) Close your eyes, take a deep breath, and just buy! now! overbid everyone!!
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