Generally speaking, real estate is back to 2003 pricing.
Lets say this was the graph of a stock you were trading. At what point would you consider buying into the stock?
This graph looks very similiar to many tech stocks back in the day.
The NYC housing market is coming unglued. According to craigslist, a studio apartment in midtown with a doorman can be had for under 2k.
http://newyork.craigslist.org/searc...axAsk=max&bedrooms=&neighborhood=135&hasPic=1
Lets say this was the graph of a stock you were trading. At what point would you consider buying into the stock?
This graph looks very similiar to many tech stocks back in the day.
The NYC housing market is coming unglued. According to craigslist, a studio apartment in midtown with a doorman can be had for under 2k.
http://newyork.craigslist.org/searc...axAsk=max&bedrooms=&neighborhood=135&hasPic=1