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To: bentway who wrote (466599)	3/26/2009 6:15:24 PM
From: tejek	Respond to of 1574796

"The above numbers indicate that CA's housing market is pretty much back to normal." But unemployment is over 10% and rising. You know crime must be exploding too. CA ain't looking so desirable. The state is basically bankrupt, and will likely default unless the national economy turns on a dime. Yes, that's why I question if the old median high will be hit in the next ten years. CA has to clean up its act and find a way to make up for the revenue shortfall caused by Prop 13.