CNBC Manhattan: Still a Good Buy

Who is Ramirez?

I live in Manhattan.

cnbc.com , second article "Pros' Deeper Look Proves All Real Estate Is Local"
This is a good one

http://www.cnbc.com/id/25347147

Manhattan: Always bounces back, is the safest market in America..

I found out who Ramirez is: — Diane Ramirez, president of Halstead Property.

There's a "real-estate expert" if ever I heard of one!

I ALWAYS believe what real estate agents say. If not Diane Ramirez, then Dottie Herman.

Two of the most dispassionate, disinterested, upright and knowledgeable sources about real estate there are.

LMAO.

Of course! Manhattan never goes down.

stevejhx, this is who Ramirez is:

Diane Ramirez, president of Halstead Property

So, president of a real estate broker agency saying Manhattan is a good buy! See... what did I tell you? It's ALWAYS a good to buy real estate in Manhattan.

So what if the statement came from the head salesperson? I don't know about you, but if a car salesperson tells me today that a Hummer is an excellent buy, I'd believe it! Wouldn't you???

MMAfia, Great Minds! We posted the exact same thing at the exact same time.

That's the "Halstead person" that JuiceMan didn't quote in his other thread - probably out of sheer embarrassment.

Gotta luv dem Hummers.

Or is GM trying to sell that division...?

I live in Manhattan and would love to buy a larger apartment but having the president of a real estate company saying to buy now is not someone I will listen to.

Funny, how Stevejhx, mmafia, julia and dco always seem clustered. Do you guys all live together at 21 Chelsea?

No. mmafia lives in a miserable one-bedroom dive in hole of a building in Jersey City where he has an endless view of where he REALLY wants to live: Manhattan!

For my part I pay $25,000 a month in rent for a view of an airshaft.

julia lives on the upper-east-and-or-west side(s).

dco lives under a bridge.

None of us is a savvy real-estate investor.

Did I mention I was pissing my rent away?

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