historically housing moves with inflation
with rising oil, rates , etc....inflation has risen///just look at ur insurance bill
so to say housing will go up is not a BOLD statment
lest say we at 3% inflation and the housing market sits flat
IN real terms it lost 3% (not to mention mortgage, maintance, etc)
if u look at some housing pull backs (or debacles if u may) ..u'll see prices in LA in the 80s went down like 15% over a 7 yr period ...but in real terms..over 7 years it was more like 40%
i agree with others on this post...as a trader living in miami..we are JUST STARTING to see "GOOD" deals and fire sales...and the majority of the condo's have not been built yet..even good deals are not printing immediately....and really..they are not even good deals 2br for 500k is not a "good " deal..its still a lot of money
im assuming that is what is goin on in Las vegas, az, cali ,etc
Min 5 years to see a "REAL" uptick...meaning rising with inflation or higher at least in this market
nationally..who knows .....lets be honest ..its all local anyways...
people in Detroit, TX , etc didnt get the RIP people in NY, DC, CAli ,FL got.....so they shouldnt come in like those places did
(even though in detroit ..its a blood bath..family lives there)
if i could i'd Arb Detroit with Miami in a heartbeat
Long D town..short Miami
GO WOLVERINES!!!
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