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1597For example this is the house in Cleveland of that guy involved in the horribletejek-5/9/2013
1596I am shocked some overvalued markets from the last time are already back to or tejek-5/9/2013
1595How all this divergence plays out over time will be interesting. My guess is shJohn Vosilla15/8/2013
1594We were all basically run off that board in 2009-10 even though we were right...John Vosilla-5/8/2013
1593The perma bears all thought they were so smart and ahead of the curve<g> tejek-5/8/2013
159235k houses from the mid 70's in CA sound like they were a good deal. Up unttejek-5/8/2013
1591Remember how they told us that a flood of foreclosed homes were about to hit theJohn Vosilla-5/7/2013
159035k houses from the mid 70's in CA sound like they were a good deal. Kind oJohn Vosilla15/7/2013
1589Six out of every 10 homes in Las Vegas remain underwater — a statistic that leatejek-5/6/2013
1588Now look at Pittsburgh, Oklahoma City, Austin, Houston and Dallas all are near tejek-5/6/2013
1587[graphic] Please note.......it was around 1977 that Prop 13 was passed.tejek-5/6/2013
1586Acording to Brookings, a lot of metros still aren't there yet: IMHO much beJohn Vosilla-5/6/2013
1585Six out of every 10 homes in Las Vegas remain underwater — a statistic that leadJohn Vosilla-5/6/2013
1584What was the highest annual appreciation rate in California? California RealJohn Vosilla-5/6/2013
1583I agree that is part of it but it also is just plain exhaustion once prices fartejek-5/5/2013
1582Median sale price of homes in Washington, D.C., hits record high The median ptejek-5/5/2013
1581 New signs of life arise in Las Vegas Unemployment is down, construction projetejek-5/5/2013
1580I agree that is part of it but it also is just plain exhaustion once prices far John Vosilla-5/5/2013
1579Median sale price of homes in Washington, D.C., hits record high The median prJohn Vosilla-5/5/2013
1578So why did the most recent 11-year rally fail to achieve expected heights, and tejek-5/1/2013
1577I don't know enough about Sac to know why its not doing well. Same with San tejek-5/1/2013
1576Nearly everyone accepts as fact the perception that California real estate priceJohn Vosilla-5/1/2013
1575Inventory is coming back just not in manic areas The good news for our inventorJohn Vosilla-5/1/2013
1574I would have thought Sacramento would be up there with Austin and Raleigh.. NoJohn Vosilla-5/1/2013
1573True but Charlotte Harbor is fantastic and the seclusion of the peninsula I woulJohn Vosilla-5/1/2013
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