here in western ny home prices really havent done much of anything through the entire boom when you adjust for inflation. I imagine much of the country is like this actual % property wise.
i think when you look at the real estate market $ as a whole its deceptive because the hot markets were so hot and also have a denser population so its made the national averages look out of wack.
There is no bubble here, i doubt there is a bubble in Iowa. The hot markets still need to mean revert far more though IMO and get back in line closer to what most property in the country costs.
I mean what does a million still get you in San Diego? It buys a small mansion here.
http://property.buffaloniagarahomes.com/property/detail.cfm?mlnum=273269&property_type=1
i think when you look at the real estate market $ as a whole its deceptive because the hot markets were so hot and also have a denser population so its made the national averages look out of wack.
There is no bubble here, i doubt there is a bubble in Iowa. The hot markets still need to mean revert far more though IMO and get back in line closer to what most property in the country costs.
I mean what does a million still get you in San Diego? It buys a small mansion here.
http://property.buffaloniagarahomes.com/property/detail.cfm?mlnum=273269&property_type=1