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Sold my house in Jersey (that I bought for $185K on 1986) for $400K seven years ago. It resold two years after for $580K.Boom and bust on housing. I bought a house in Long Beach, Ca. in the 1970's for 25k. Three years later sold it for 50k. It's now going for 800 k. It's boom and bust in real estate. At least in some areas.
who's he?That’s who he’s running against.
but dumb ass, any property you tried to buy went up at the same rate, so you made nothing if you repurchased another house. Doh!Sold my house in Jersey (that I bought for $185K on 1986) for $400K seven years ago. It resold two years after for $580K.
Resold a year ago for 700K
Real estate tends to go up and people moving out of the cities following COVID made it jump more.
I feel bad for that last buyers. Prices are dropping
All property does that, so what ever one makes will merely be enough to repurchase another house. Cause they all went up while your 70's property went up. In other words, a dollar is still a dollar no matter where you use it.Boom and bust on housing. I bought a house in Long Beach, Ca. in the 1970's for 25k. Three years later sold it for 50k. It's now going for 800 k. It's boom and bust in real estate. At least in some areas.
You right wingers and your media echo chamber assured me… 100% chance you assured me… we were going into recession… 100%.
Well, where is it? Looks like foxy Biden out foxed the world. Best economy in the first world.. some lists have us second.
Let’s get rid of the GOP insurrectionists and keep the economy going!
As a reminder here were the dummy predictions:
- CNBC, Oct. 10, 2022: “JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon warns U.S. likely to tip into recession in 6 to 9 months”
- Bloomberg, Oct. 17, 2022: “Forecast for US Recession Within Year Hits 100% in Blow to Biden”
- The Economist, Nov. 18, 2022: “Why a global recession is inevitable in 2023”
- Bloomberg, Dec. 6, 2022: “Wall Street Chorus Grows Louder Warning That 2023 Will Be Ugly”
- Wall Street Journal, Jan. 2, 2023: “Big Banks Predict Recession, Fed Pivot in 2023”
- Fox Business, Feb. 6, 2023: “Bank of America ‘still forecasting’ 2023 recession”
- POLITICO, April 4, 2023: “Jamie Dimon warns of new economic storms ahead”
- CNBC on April 12, 2023: “Fed expects banking crisis to cause a recession this year, minutes show”
Apparently you never heard of "location, location, location"but dumb ass, any property you tried to buy went up at the same rate, so you made nothing if you repurchased another house. Doh!
You fkers are so fking stupid.
Unless you move to another state, or another area in the state.All property does that, so what ever one makes will merely be enough to repurchase another house.
yep, so what? all property went up by the same percentages. Not every property is the same price duh!!!!!Apparently you never head of "location, location, location"
Some property goes up a lot more than others because of location. And a move from one area to another, can result in significant profit. Why do you think people are moving out of those high priced blue states, to red states, where property is cheap, and taxes are low.
nope, in the state, property goes up the same percentages. An area may be a more ritzy area than another, but that was that way when you purchased the property you sold.Unless you move to another state, or another area in the state.
I did fine. Moved upstate and bought a house for $325Kbut dumb ass, any property you tried to buy went up at the same rate, so you made nothing if you repurchased another house. Doh!
You fkers are so fking stupid.
Wrong !!!!!!! And wrong on a BIG scale.yep, so what? all property went up by the same percentages. Not every property is the same price duh!!!!!
money.com
How's that different than what I said?Wrong !!!!!!! And wrong on a BIG scale.
Some areas experienced wild gains in property values, while other areas only small gains.
The city that has experienced the most significant rise is none other than Los Angeles. California's largest city, LA, has seen home prices rise around 23.8 percent since September 2022
As Home Prices Fall, These 5 Cities Are Offering Buyers Big SavingsAs Home Prices Fall, These 5 Cities Are Offering Buyers Big Savings
Topping the list is Austin, Texas.
Austin, Texas (down 16.4% from May 2022)
How's that different than what I said?
It's a different state?Say you were in a $500,000 house in LA in 2022, and looking at a $500,000 house in Austin. Waiting a year, and the house you were in went UP 23%, and the house you were looking at went down 17%.
Even you can do that math.
The same holds for LA to Sacramento. Same state.It's a different state?
then why did you feel the need to go to Texas? My statement was in state.The same holds for LA to Sacramento. Same state.
Whether within the same state, or from state to state, the direction of property values vary. Some areas go up, other areas go down.then why did you feel the need to go to Texas? My statement was in state.
again, nothing that I didn't say. I used the word Ritzy!!Whether within the same state, or from state to state, the direction of property values vary. Some areas go up, other areas go down.
You think it's like an ocean, where the tide raises all boats by the same amount.
As I said, you couldn't be more wrong.
You claimed you couldn't gain by selling in one place and buying in another.again, nothing that I didn't say.
you can't.You claimed you couldn't gain by selling in one place and buying in another.
