The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

An SI Board Since June 2001

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1000	Well, thanks for the tip....but I've lived thru all the home improvements I	Tradelite	10/31/2001
999	Now you can do it all wireless. The thermostats that is.	GraceZ	10/31/2001
998	Actually, we did have ductwork installed....previous A/C was a cold-water chille	Tradelite	10/31/2001
997	Try to get a quote for central air on one that has radiator heat. You might as w	GraceZ	10/31/2001
996	LOL! I know what you mean. I have an older solid masonry three-story and every	Tradelite	10/31/2001
995	<i>I'm a house fanantic and brick fronted houses with clapboard siding	GraceZ	10/31/2001
994	I think thay are just stoopit. Another info: DELATION COMING <i>Agricultu	ild	10/31/2001
993	JRI....no one can predict rates that far out. I was once told by a mortgage exp	Tradelite	10/31/2001
992	<i>brick on all sides</i> I'm a house fanantic and brick fronte	stomper	10/31/2001
991	Price per SF depends a great deal on two variables: cost of labor at locally	Tradelite	10/31/2001
990	Does the thread have any thoughts about direction of rates over next 3 months...	JRI	10/31/2001
989	david, where i live houses are going for up to $200 a square foot for "midd	Skeeter Bug	10/31/2001
988	ild, that refi article makes me believe that banks are scared and scared badly..	Skeeter Bug	10/31/2001
987	David Jones, I built a modular home in the mist of $275k-350K homes 8 years ago	donald sew	10/31/2001
986	Replacement is exactly what it is, what it costs to make you whole again <i&g	GraceZ	10/31/2001
985	Don't get me wrong I've checked them out. But building codes here prohib	David Jones	10/31/2001
984	"Every single property I've ever bought had a replacement cost on the p	David Jones	10/31/2001
983	In may respects, some modern modular homes (NOT mobile homes) are better constru	jjs_ynot	10/31/2001
982	Don't knock 'em until you see one put together. royalhomes.com There	GraceZ	10/31/2001
981	45 to 60 dollars a foot! Don't make laugh. Pre manufactured homes are the cl	David Jones	10/31/2001
980	London housing market top end prices down 10% thisislondon.com	Les H	10/31/2001
979	The best person to ask whether or not it makes sense to build your own or buy ex	GraceZ	10/30/2001
978	October 30, 2001 Page One Feature Loan Modification Programs Are Helping Homeown	ild	10/30/2001
977	HiSpeed, I spoke to some of my contracting friends back in NJ about a year ago,	donald sew	10/30/2001
976	HiSpeed,re:"how much ... today". According to Alan Greenspan, it shoul	John Chen	10/30/2001

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