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To: nanak
I agree that prices in SoCal can't continue to increase at the recent rate.

One thing I don't see discussed in these articles is demand. Demand continues to be high in SoCal. Driven by population and the old reasons, weather, location etc. Demand my reduce the increase and not result in too drastic of a drop in values.

7 posted on 12/10/2004 9:20:11 PM PST by verifythentrust
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To: verifythentrust
Demand continues to be high

Bingo! The Washington D.C. area has 3% unemployment and is projected to be SHORT 220,000 houses by the year 2020. Prices won't be dropping. If telecommuting takes off and everyone can live wherever they want to do their job then big city housing (read TERRIBLE traffic) is in trouble.

11 posted on 12/10/2004 9:29:38 PM PST by 69ConvertibleFirebird (Never argue with an idiot. They drag you down to their level, then beat you with experience.)
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