10 Cities Where Housing is on the Rebound.
Its nice to see that some markets are re-bounding, not such a great thing to be in one of those over priced markets! Central New Jersey didn't make either list.. hmm, I think we are stabilizing. Thanks for posting.
Jennie: I would love to chat with the folks who compiled these lists. I disagree with several of the choices on both of the lists. I wonder how many local sources the writers used in compiling their information.
Hi Jennie, I agree with Karen Anne. Investopedia must have a really good crystal ball. How can anyone predict prices will drop 8.3% in SF by next June but will increase 14.3% by 2011. NY is not on either list. I don't know if that is good or bad.
I am not sure what criteria they use to predict the cities - outside of data from the MLS. I read a Fortune Magazine article that predicted that 2010 would see an increase of about 3% per year in the Bay Area markets. - Jennie
Jennie.
Thanks for posting this information. We have noticed Los Angeles county start to climb back up ,as most of our 2009 business was here...hoping to see San Bernardino climb upwards soon too! (hopeful) ;o)
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