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How much longer do you think the real estate market will decline? |
I personally am guessing that next summer will see the lows of the real estate market, what do you think? (And I know we can't know for sure, just looking for your opinions and guesses) This depends a great deal on where in the US you live and which segment of the market you are looking at. Personally I think the downturn is going to last into the summer of 2009. Just guessing. But there is a huge glut of condos on the market in just about every city you visit and more under construction. A builder won;t abandon a project just because the market is low; they'll keep building and add some incentives to get the properties sold. The glut of condos is and will continue to weaken the market for homes. So until they stop adding inventory to the market, I don't see the slide stopping. well all the gloom and doom experts are actually saying years and years but in my area i think things should be back to normal after 1 or 2. god i hope anyone want to buy a 3yr old house in sunny south florida on acre and qtr of land? lol. |
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