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07-31-2007, 10:21 AM
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Vote! Housing Prices vs. Growth in Prescott
I have seen a lot of posts lately complaining about high housing prices AND complaining about too much growth. Growth and Home Prices are married to each other. If you do not allow growth, then housing prices go up because there are not enough homes to meet the demand. If you allow growth, then there are plenty of homes to meet the demand and housing prices will remain stable or decrease. So, here is your chance to vote for what you would like to see in the Prescott area:
1. No growth and High housing prices 2. Moderate growth and Moderate housing prices 3. Fast growth and Low housing prices Last edited by BiggsHomes; 07-31-2007 at 11:28 AM. 
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