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The following data represents the median price of all homes sold in March 2008 as compared to the median price of all homes sold in March 2007 (year over year price trends).
Fairfax County, VA-13% Prince William County, VA-30% Loudoun County, VA-20% Washington D.C.-8%
The following data represents the median price of all homes sold in March 2008 as compared to the median price of all homes sold in March 2007 (year over year price trends).
Fairfax County, VA-13% Prince William County, VA-30% Loudoun County, VA-20% Washington D.C.-8%
/sarcasm on
Hey, don't believe those independent statistics you read.
Listen to the mass media and government/corporate analysts who tell us everything is ok, we've hit bottom and good times are ahead so go out and buy something.
Salaries are up, the banking institutions have been bailed out, builders are getting some big bucks and the subprime borrowers in trouble will get some counciling so they won't do it again. Times are good..get out there and BUY !
/sarcasm on
Hey, don't believe those independent statistics you read.
Listen to the mass media and government/corporate analysts who tell us everything is ok, we've hit bottom and good times are ahead so go out and buy something.
Salaries are up, the banking institutions have been bailed out, builders are getting some big bucks and the subprime borrowers in trouble will get some counciling so they won't do it again. Times are good..get out there and BUY !
Well duh... Lawrence Yun and the NAR already said we've hit bottom. Or was that last month? Wait - maybe that was last year? No, I think the NAR said we've hit a permanently high plateau.
Either way, its a great time to buy. I know this because I just saw the NAR commercial on t.v. telling me that my house will double in value in 10 years and that buying a home is the best way to create wealth. I think I need to puke now!
Do you know of a site like this that tracks sales statistics for the Hampton Roads area?
Unfortunately I don't have any data sources for that area.
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