Quote from vhehn:
buying frenzy in parts of california for houses under a million. dont give me the lame excuse it because of the tax credit. do you really think an 8k tax credit will motivate someone to buy a million dollar house?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnmsjIM-IXs&feature=sub
JimtheRealtor
October 17, 2009
"The market has picked up steam, in spite of many negative economic factors in play now, and in the future. How do you explain it? Lower prices are the #1 contributor, and here in Carmel Valley people who have been waiting since 2006 for some sanity are buying at roughly 20% off peak pricing. They're tired of waiting, and if the deal seems good enough, they're going for it. There were four houses that sold at peak pricing, and the haircuts were -17%, -18%, -20%, -21%"
Well. if Jim "the Realtor" says it, it has to be true.
Realtors are honest.
California, Nevada, Arizona and Florida are leading the pack in foreclosures, and the last 3 months have shattered records in that regards.
The high end of the market is getting crushed because Jumbo loans are nearly impossible to get right now.
