I think as consumers that much of your interest seems to be about what is happening to housing prices. We see reports where May prices dropped after increasing well over 4% in months prior. Then we read in the local paper that prices are continually rising and exceeding the highest prices set at the peak of the market escalation in 2006 and 2007, just prior to the market crash. How can both of these things be true at the same time? It depends on what (6 comments)
san diego housing market recovery: San Diego Real Estate - Experts Disagree on San Diego Housing Recovery
- 10/05/09 02:55 PM
San Diego Real Estate - Experts Disagree on San Diego Hosing Recovery Standard and Poor's Case-Schiller Home Price Index for San Diego jumped 2.5% from June to July of this year. That numbers significance is that it is the biggest one month increase over the last for years. And it is on top of the other price increases for the previous two months. That defines what most most experts agree is clear evidence of a trend.. Three months is is the minimum for a “ trend” to be evident and at least they agree on that premise.But many are saying (19 comments)
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