[theDentist]

Doncha hate it when a housing bubble just refuses to burst time after time, month after month, year after year?

[SoFloFreeper]

see post three. they found a way to put some bad news in the story. :) They are so predictable.

[Havok]

"Doncha hate it when a housing bubble just refuses to burst time after time, month after month, year after year?"


Yes because I cant afford to buy one up here in Taxachusetts.
I'm moving to New Hampshire. (thats not any better as of late)

[driftless]

"bubble burst" Ditto. But what I really hate are all the doomists on this forum who perpetually wring their hands and predict DISASTER!!! ...even when good economic news comes out. For these people it's never a case of maybe we'll have a slight dip or decline. Oh no, we're headed for DISASTER!!!THE SKY IS FALLING!!!! I guess for some people being constant pessimists satisfies a large inner yearning to be eternally miserable.

[.cnI redruM]

If you want to buy one at an affordable price, yes, it genuinely sux. If you like seeing the economy as a whole do well, there is that silver lining.

[wallcrawlr]

[Muzzle_em]

I live in Ga. and have been trying to sell my house since the end of Feb. There was such a glut of new homes in my area that we barely had anyone looking at ours all summer, which is supposed to be the prime time for selling a home. We had absolutely NOBODY looking at it in Sept. Suddenly there was HEAVY interest in October and multiple offers! We did not get the asking price, however, but then again, this ain't FL or CA.

[maxwell]

Well I hope it don't burst before I sell my house and move on up...