Month: October 2012

32% Justify Strategic Default

Here's another ivory-tower type who doesn't look hard enough to see that what's needed is market cleansing.   The housing crises seems to have led Americans to take a less critical view of strategic default. According to a recent survey that polled 1,026 U.S. adults,...

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Woodshed

Frustrated buyers are willing to have more tolerance these days, as long as there is some acknowledgement in the price.  But sellers can help themselves out too: (Humor included at end, not political opinion.)

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Lowest Inventory Count

Housingtracker reports that San Diego inventory is down 32.6% year-over-year: San Diego Inventory: "Housing inventory in San Diego, which is typically highest in the spring/summer and lowest in the fall/winter, peaked at 21,075 in August 2006. The lowest housing...

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QE3 To Help Housing

The third round of quantitative easing will raise the stock market by 3.1% and home prices by nearly 2%, assuming the program lasts through 2013, researchers at Deutsche Bank assert. But not everyone agrees that the move with translate to helping the average American....

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