http://www.equities.com/news/news-headline-story?dt=2012-10-26&val=639163&d=1&cat=headline
Real Estate Marketing Insider's Mr. Nergarden commented on news from the New York Times that home resale numbers, after reaching their highest number in two years, began falling. Mr. Nergarden states that this is bad news for the housing market, saying that the news is a reminder of how far the housing market has to go to make a full recovery from the 2008 crash.
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Are the commercial investors done buying rentals, so demand is falling? I wonder if they now expect the broke consumers to pick up the ball and run with it?? Good luck with that hope...
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Patrick says
This is pretty lame talk. A recovery on par with the credit bubble (read: asset prices absurdly decoupled from real means) would require either the same magical mystery decimals of pre-2008 or a shot-in-the-ass for the middle class. Neither are remotely probable in any of our natural lifetimes.