10 reasons to be bullish on housing

Hmmm. . . some good points there. The RE market is local, and in NYC it's block by block. All good stuff goes fast: cars, houses, jewelry, even the best sweater. Mediocre stuff always sits.

I think NYC will be fine. It's my other properties in other states that suck . . .

My favorite line from the article: "Admittedly when you have seen the depths of despair, a single ray of dim light can feel like high noon"

i didn't read much of it.. i saw San Francisco and i immediately thought third world.. back to my bukake

"Andrew Jeffery is a principal of Cirios Real Estate"

http://ciriosrealestate.com/
"Cirios provides value-added brokerage services to home buyers throughout the Bay Area."

reason #11 to be bullish on housing?
Andrew Jeffery's girlfriend won't say yes to anything less than a full 3cts. man needs some dough, like yesterday.

LucilleIsSnotty

lucille IS snotty, she's had this damn plague for like 2 weeks now. columbiacounty, did lucille offend you in some way? what exactly is your problem?

i think people should read this before doing anything with real estate http://www.amazon.com/Warren-Buffett-Invest-Estate-ebook/dp/B004M8S4ZO

is that you?

11. I bought.

what buffett said in 2009: "you can bet on inflation"
what buffett said in 2010: "what people have to understand is that a year from now, housing problems will mostly be behind us"

The whole things is silly. If we are talking about housing, to the average American, they want one house. At this stage, they don't want to be bullish, they don't want to be bearish, they want to find something affordable as this is their house