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Another anecdote. Asking $1.449 mil, sold at $1.8 mil. Closed within 15 days.
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Cupertino/10587-Randy-Ln-95014/home/1331434
Well, we put in an offer for this apartment building and didn't get it. It closed in 9 days for $130k above list price. Of course, it's not possible according to Patneters.
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Redwood-City/436-Clinton-St-94062/home/2021871
The money comes out of the taxes paid by us. This is such bull shit!
I mean a single guy can time his nightly dinner to coincide with the local bar's happy hour buffet.
Yup! :-)
Net Jersey is the place to be in.
Is it a co incidence that blue states take the longest to foreclose?
There isn't any cheese for Blue states,the Red states are eating most of it.
http://wallethub.com/edu/states-most-least-dependent-on-the-federal-government/2700/
Cops.one day, will shoot the wrong person & a family member will go postal. Wonder who they might go postal on?
APOCALYPSEFUCKisShostikovitch says
The victim's family should be able to behead the cops in public and fuck the bloody gushing stumps.
I don't believe for one moment that these cops acted alone.
Public employees, their pension funds bloated with the ill-gotten lucre that is destroying America, tricked these officers into shooting this man as a way of diverting blame from the Federal Reserve.
The lawn was yellow. It needed iron. Blood is an excellent source of iron, and the gardener was low hanging fruit.
APOCALYPSEFUCKisShostikovitch says
The victim's family should be able to behead the cops in public and fuck the bloody gushing stumps.
I think you may have made an accidental mistake - you meant to say that the cops should be able to whack the remaining family members and fornicate the blood stumps. Only then will we learn the true meaning of freedom and security.
Interesting number for San Jose. While much of the obvious foreclosure/short-sale activity has slowed, the spectre of more still seems to be out there if the banksters get off their duffs. It's likely this is part of what's depressing the first-time buyer and move-up markets too.
APOCALYPSEFUCKisShostikovitch says
A jury of 12 anarchists awarded the lawn torturer's family $6.5 million this week
1. The cops weren't prosecuted criminally for murder. Therefore, justice was not served. Nor is there any incentive for cops not to commit murder since...
2. The taxpayers flip the bill. The compensation should have been taken from the salaries and retirement plans of all cops in the guilty police department. Cops tolerate protect the criminal in their ranks. The law needs to incentive the opposite behavior by making the criminal behavior of one cop materially affect all other cops.
3. A human life is worth far more than $6.5 million.
APOCALYPSEFUCKisShostikovitch says
The victim's family should be able to behead the cops in public and fuck the bloody gushing stumps.
Agreed. Given police behavior any reasonable person would shoot a cop on sight.
Douglas Zerby was finishing up watering his lawn when neighbors, completely brainwashed by the police state, called the cops because they saw Zerby holding what they thought was a gun. It was actually a water hose nozzle.
So what if he had had a gun? Last time I checked, guns were legal. Shouldn't the pro-gun rights people be literally up in arms over this demanding murder charges against the cops and at least involuntary manslaughter charges against the neighbors who reported a false emergency and/or a false crime that led to this man's death?
If guns are legal, there is no reason why a person should not be able to possess on his own lawn. He has the right to sit with an AK47 strapped to his shoulder just watching the traffic pass by.
Not to mention, this guy was white. So it's should be ok to the gun nuts that he had a gun. I mean, if a black man had a gun, I'd expect the pro-gun crowd to side with the police, but this guy is as white as Dennis Leary.
I'm sorry that the market is built on criminal acts, manipulation and artificial inflation, but at the end if the day we have to accept that fact, move on, let prices fall naturally and be done with it.
Also, Granny and/or her babyboomer almost-senior children remember 2007 prices and are insistent on holding out for that.
Yes, there are plenty of Russians and South Americans buying, but they're buying the luxury apartments to launder or hide money. They're not buying the middle-class or upper-middle class condos.
The Boomers holding out for the get rich quick scheme of the housing bubble is part of the problem today.
Also, unless you are a citizen you should not be able to buy here. Period.
It looks like Redfin has stopped publishing Listing Data and Sold Data metrics under Market Trends for individual cities. It was nice to have as its showed month to month and year over year trends. Thankfully, they are still publishing the charts that we all love. Conspiracy theories anyone?
It looks like Redfin has stopped publishing Listing Data and Sold Data metrics under Market Trends for individual cities. It was nice to have as its showed month to month and year over year trends. Thankfully, they are still publishing the charts that we all love. Conspiracy theories anyone?
I noticed now the listing has old asking price masked too, so can't really tell the asking price history unless you cross check it on zillow.
WOW! The UNtrustworthy are certainly in control of what information is apparent to the people!
Say hey! This was in the Wall Street Journal on March 30, 1999. Note "... how much it will buy."
Holy cow/interesting/compelling ...!
And where is it up to date??? Right here ... see the first chart shown in this thread.
Recent Dow day is Thursday, April 10, 2014 __ Level is 102.9
WOW! It is hideous that this is hidden! Is there any such "Homes, Inflation Adjusted"? Yes! This was in the New York Times on August 27, 2006:
And up to date (by me) is here:
http://patrick.net/?p=1219038&c=999083#comment-999083
WOW! The UNtrustworthy are certainly in control of what information is apparent to the people!
And "ThePublic Be Suckered"
http://patrick.net/?p=1230886
Net Jersey is the place to be in.
See that.... We're #1, We're #1!!!!
That's great, but do they have propane?
I'm sort of like Rew. I bought about 2 years ago and so as lame as this sounds, once I did so I lost that "fire under my ass" when it comes to real estate discussions. That said, the housing bubble did make me aware and to be cautious with my money because what goes up ALWAYS comes down and I have no doubt the same will happen in the Bay Area again at some point and when it does, I'm sure that also means the economy will suffer too.
If anything, I find I'd much rather see a more balanced, rational market. I have no intention of selling until I'm retired or older. But in the meantime it appears we're in another bubble, and that means we're already on our way to another pop.
edvard2, I echo the sentiments of your last paragraph. You claim we're in a bubble. Here's a couple of reasons we may be in a bubble in the Bay Area:
1. Influx of Mobile 1.0 wealth (and, to some extent Web 2.0 IPO/options/RSU money)
2. Fed policies that helped investors "clear" the market (and then some)
3. Under investment in multifamily housing after the last bubble popped.
Will we see an outright popping like last time (dotcom bust, or foreclosure crisis)? Or will it be a slow deflation? Or do we just slide sideways into oblivion?
Come on folks. None of this should be all that shocking as most of these are judicial foreclosure states.
Designed and built by Bilbo Baggins dosed outta his frickin' mind.
More like a wanna be Gaudi. Was probably the product of shrooms and absinthe back then.
Oh my.
Say, does anyone know if they are foreclosing on the condom factory "over in Jersey" where Bob Sacamano works? Kramer wants to know.
Betcha her next job is with HCA, Aetna/US Healthcare, another Insurance/Hospital profiteering organization or a Lobbyist Firm who reps them.
Her replacement is closely tied to MetLife and Walmart, and of course, a CFR board member.
https://www.opensecrets.org/revolving/rev_summary.php?id=70787
She'll get a job as an Obamacare "Expert".
Either that or head tech firm that will be awarded tech support for Heathcare.gov.
Thank you kitty cat, job well done! Thank you for removing the burden of choosing the level of health care I feel I need. Thank you for the ability to pay to be covered for treatments I have zero chance of needing. You didn't do a very good job by most people's standards, but clearly good enough for government work.
The fucked up part is that we taxpayers will eventually be on the hook, not the banks, for the lost money.
This is why I am pissed off at the banks; they contributed to the problem or caused the problem, lost their ass but taxpayers paid for it.
Everyone in Fannie&Freddie and banking has an interest in these "zombie houses" not being foreclosed en masse, it could upset the apple cart again.
Banks have a tough time foreclosing in some states. The guy was quoted from a bank that he never wants to originate any loan that he'll have to foreclose on someday.
Deadbeats fight tooth and nail if they can legally to never leave their houses.
The poor market isn't declining? Family Dollar is just getting it's butt kicked by industry leaders, Walmart and Dollar General. The two best places to get good deals on name-brand products.
this is a misnomer.
what poor shoppers will miss is what they won't have nomer.
This time it will tech bust in SV. SFBA will be the epicenter of next collapse.
That's not what happened at all.
This administration came in hitting hard. It was dead set on punching the middle class worker/consumer in the gut. They gave out billions to cut rate thrift businesses, so they could build and hire 10's of thousands of part time jobs(and set the tone for the new order of things to come) to made it look like they were growing.
When in fact, they were the beneficiaries of Uncle Ben's converted Cheese.
The administration continued their assault on the competition of their beneficiaries of Obamawurld, by placing regulations and mandates that shuttered most private full time jobs.
Now that most of these businesses have been left to their own profits they can legitimately get from real customers, because this administration is now being occupied by throwing billions into the ACA debacle and botched website. We're starting to see just how productive these favorite pets really have been for the last 5 years.
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