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To: GlockThe Vote

Housing will be down in some regions, flat or going up in others.

The Rocky Mtn states, for instance, continue to have a growing population that puts an upward demand on housing units.


44 posted on 12/30/2010 2:50:58 PM PST by lurk
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To: lurk

I disagree. Demographics, inflation, taxes, carrying costs, young people saddled wth debt, etc is going to keep houisng in the toilet for decades.


46 posted on 12/30/2010 2:52:28 PM PST by GlockThe Vote (Who needs Al Queda to worry about when we have Obama?)
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To: lurk
"The Rocky Mtn states, for instance, continue to have a growing population that puts an upward demand on housing units."

In Colorado, the demand for rentals is way up, while the demand for purchases is way down. Foreclosures are high, and there's much suspicion that devaluations aren't being done honestly (local governments trying to keep property taxes up).


62 posted on 12/30/2010 3:33:12 PM PST by familyop (cbt. engr. (cbt), NG, '89-' 96, Duncan Hunter or no-vote.)
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