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To: ReyDM

I had to look at where you live - Georgia... I guess you could have excess inventory there. Here in the OC, I doubt that will occur. Prices may make a correction (some have gotten rather ridiculous), but I don't think things will crash as some here are hope-a-hope-a-hoping!


78 posted on 04/20/2006 9:31:14 AM PDT by antceecee (Hey AG Gonzales! ENFORCE IMMIGRATION LAWS NOW!!!)
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To: antceecee
I have mixed feelings about the GA market, at least metro Atlanta. On the one hand, we haven't participated in the insane runup in prices that the coastal markets have experienced. You can still buy a decent 4BR/2 bath house here for under 200k, especially if you don't mind living far away from the city.

On the other hand, I saw on another site that this market has the highest inventory of anywhere in the US. The new homes keep going up, including infill "McMansions" where a developer buys a 20-40 year old ranch on 1-2 acres of property, bulldozes it and puts up 3-6 cluster mansions. Typically these go for much higher prices, in the 600-800k range. Not sure how much longer that party is going to last ...

83 posted on 04/20/2006 11:17:00 AM PDT by ReyDM
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