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View Poll Results: What price corresponding to the year will you be ready to buy?
2008 prices 0 0%
2007 prices 0 0%
2006 prices 0 0%
2005 prices 0 0%
2004 prices 0 0%
2003 prices 4 30.77%
2002 prices 1 7.69%
2001 prices 2 15.38%
2000 prices 2 15.38%
1999 and earlier 4 30.77%
Voters: 13. You may not vote on this poll

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Old 04-20-2008, 03:35 PM
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Default Buyers: what price corresponding to the year would you be ready to buy?

Forget about the current zEstimates. If you look up a property on zillow and click "zEstimates & Charts," you can see its value graphed over a 10 year period.

For Florida, the graph peaks at 2006 for 250k and is currently around 210k. Keep in mind, the graph does not account for inflation.

What price corresponding to the year would you be ready to buy?

Made up example: House A is currently priced at 450k but you are waiting for it to fall to 350k (2005 price level) before you would consider buying.
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I'll be ready to buy when the price corresponds to the price it would be at if the year-over-year trend prior to 2001 had continued. For the place I'm looking at in Florida, that's about -10% or 2 years away.
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