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The Bottom Of The Market ?. . .

 

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Our Market Is Turning. . .

GREAT NEWS!!

10 Cities Where Real Estate Is Surging Again . . . .

 

City / Market Rebound off
the Bottom
2009
Bottom
Minneapolis, Minnesota 12.94% April
San Francisco, California 12.5% March
Cleveland, Ohio 10.9% March
Denver, Colorado 8.19% February
Dallas, Texas 8.10% February
Washington, D. C. 7.79% March
Boston, Massachusetts 6.94% March
Chicago, Illinois 6.75% April
San Diego, California 6.17% April
Atlanta, Georgia 5.82% March

"Mr Buyer. . . I think we just missed The Bottom Of The Market?. . ."


 

 

 

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Comments

Fernando, we're seeing similar results and I think for the low end we've seen the bottom.  And more sales in the middle of the price range.  I'd be careful about equating this to double digit price gains as I don't think that's going to happen.

Posted by Gabe Sanders, Stuart Florida Real Estate (Martin County Residential Homes, Condos and Land Sales) over 2 years ago

A lot of the trends start in bigger cities. I'm happy to see many on the list. We are also seeing great activity in our market but I think we still have time before we reach the bottom only because of foreclosures and short sales. But overall, inventory levels are slowly reducing and that is a good thing.

Posted by Michele Reneau, Realtor, GRI ~ Charleston, SC Relocation Experts Team (Certified Staging Professional (CSP) Elite Instructor) over 2 years ago

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