http://www.marketwatch.com/story/april-new-home-sales-level-highest-since-may-08-2010-05-26-100260
"WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - U.S. new-home sales rose 14.8% in April to their highest level since May 2008, the Commerce Department estimated Wednesday. The increase in new-home sales to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 504,000 was well above the 425,000 pace expected by economists surveyed by MarketWatch. New-home sales in March were revised to a 439,000 level compared with the previous estimate of 411,000. New-home sales are up 47.8% compared with a year ago. The months' supply of homes on the market fell to 5.0 months in April from 6.2 months in March. Median sales prices have fallen 9.5% in the past year to $198,400. "
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Response by steveF
over 16 years ago
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what's up? u beat me to it bro! You're pretty fast :)
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Response by ab_11218
over 16 years ago
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give it after the tax break runs out.... you'll see how reality hurts.
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Response by ericho75
over 16 years ago
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"what's up? u beat me to it bro! You're pretty fast :)"
I'm the best.
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Response by w67thstreet
over 16 years ago
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Ericho. I'd like a private meeting with you on the hh on 178th street. It's about this copper investment you told me to get into. Just don't tell anyone you are meeting me there. C u soon buddy.
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Response by marco_m
over 16 years ago
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ericho go away...how is that copper chart doing?? up up and away you cheezball
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Response by cccharley
over 16 years ago
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And prices declined again - awesome. Keep the median dropping
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Response by alanhart
over 16 years ago
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Yeah, cccharley, but it's all about QUALITY of sales, not quantity of sales. And certainly not the money involved. I'm simply mortified that anyone would bring up anything as vulgar as money when discussing real estate sales.
what's up? u beat me to it bro! You're pretty fast :)
give it after the tax break runs out.... you'll see how reality hurts.
"what's up? u beat me to it bro! You're pretty fast :)"
I'm the best.
Ericho. I'd like a private meeting with you on the hh on 178th street. It's about this copper investment you told me to get into. Just don't tell anyone you are meeting me there. C u soon buddy.
ericho go away...how is that copper chart doing?? up up and away you cheezball
And prices declined again - awesome. Keep the median dropping
Yeah, cccharley, but it's all about QUALITY of sales, not quantity of sales. And certainly not the money involved. I'm simply mortified that anyone would bring up anything as vulgar as money when discussing real estate sales.
http://www.house.gov/list/press/tx14_paul/PRHTCEEAct.shtml
Gee, prices fell and sales went up. This is truly shocking.
Dear Jesus, did our libertarian hero Ron Paul just propose the government nose in on the personal spending habits of Americans???
The downturn in real estate, especially NYC, continues. Thanks for the update, Ericho.
"Median sales prices have fallen 9.5% in the past year to $198,400. "
Oh yeah, forgot that part.