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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index
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To: coug who wrote (206145)6/5/2009 1:26:45 PM
From: Patricia TrincheroRead Replies (1) of 306849
 
My point was that the areas least effected were farming regions. Perhaps places where growth had not accelerated over the past decades.

I have driven through those states and seen wheat and corn fields followed by corn and wheat fields. The slow growth or flatline growth vectors toward less decline in recessionary periods as long as the food can be harvested. Food is always needed.

I doubt many students stay in the area of those Universities after graduation.

Slow growth = less bubble effects =less job losses in recession
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