Comments on: Foreclosures bringing affordability back to California http://www.foreclosuretruth.com/blog/sean/foreclosures-bringing-affordability-back-california/ Sat, 04 Feb 2012 19:57:02 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Anchor http://www.foreclosuretruth.com/blog/sean/foreclosures-bringing-affordability-back-california/#comment-2517 Anchor Mon, 11 May 2009 06:03:00 +0000 http://new.www.foreclosuretruth.com/?p=156#comment-2517 <p>What an improvement!</p> <p>Thanks, Sean, for making this data available to us. Surely, your article shows clear improvement in affordibility. Specially, in the form you presented the data, its pretty clear to understand......Good to see discussion on this issue.:)</p> What an improvement!

Thanks, Sean, for making this data available to us. Surely, your article shows clear improvement in affordibility. Specially, in the form you presented the data, its pretty clear to understand……Good to see discussion on this issue.:)

]]> By: everquest platinum http://www.foreclosuretruth.com/blog/sean/foreclosures-bringing-affordability-back-california/#comment-2516 everquest platinum Tue, 21 Oct 2008 18:36:38 +0000 http://new.www.foreclosuretruth.com/?p=156#comment-2516 <p>California is still a great place to live in and Southern California can’t really be compared to any region of Texas. I think that the housing bubble has a bit of deflating left to do. When the prices hit the 400s, we’ll be in affordable territory for SoCal. At 400k, it beats living in Texas any day!</p> California is still a great place to live in and Southern California
can’t really be compared to any region of Texas. I think that the
housing bubble has a bit of deflating left to do. When the prices hit
the 400s, we’ll be in affordable territory for SoCal. At 400k, it beats
living in Texas any day!

]]> By: Anonymous http://www.foreclosuretruth.com/blog/sean/foreclosures-bringing-affordability-back-california/#comment-2515 Anonymous Tue, 01 Jul 2008 02:49:50 +0000 http://new.www.foreclosuretruth.com/?p=156#comment-2515 <p>Definitely a reflection of the economy as a whole. Not only housing prices drop but the collapse of the credit markets.  Eventually we will ride out this problem, but if you have cash now there are some bargains to be had.<br /><br />http://gewdir.com the bad credit loans blog</p> Definitely a reflection of the economy as a whole. Not only housing prices drop but the collapse of the credit markets.  Eventually we will ride out this problem, but if you have cash now there are some bargains to be had.

http://gewdir.com the bad credit loans blog

]]> By: Greg http://www.foreclosuretruth.com/blog/sean/foreclosures-bringing-affordability-back-california/#comment-2514 Greg Sun, 25 May 2008 02:35:15 +0000 http://new.www.foreclosuretruth.com/?p=156#comment-2514 <p>Sean, I just discovered your blog and site today and must say that I really appreciate how insightful and factual it is. A great resource for tracking the CA foreclosure trend. I've added the site to my RSS feeds and will be checking in regularly. Here's to an improved market, thanks to foreclosures, which I love! Greg</p> Sean, I just discovered your blog and site today and must say that I really appreciate how insightful and factual it is. A great resource for tracking the CA foreclosure trend. I’ve added the site to my RSS feeds and will be checking in regularly. Here’s to an improved market, thanks to foreclosures, which I love! Greg

]]> By: Mark McGlothlin http://www.foreclosuretruth.com/blog/sean/foreclosures-bringing-affordability-back-california/#comment-2513 Mark McGlothlin Wed, 21 May 2008 19:54:26 +0000 http://new.www.foreclosuretruth.com/?p=156#comment-2513 <p>Sean, nice to see someone else talking about affordability issues.  I run a market analysis and research company for investors and we think that affordability is one of the prime determinants of a market's health in the single family arena.  We agree with Cyrus Moulle-Berteaux (Traxis Partners, recent WSJ op-ed) that as affordability improves, inventory will of course fall, and will probably continue to fall in most markets until there are 5 to 6 months of inventory left.  Of course there's great variability market to market, but our research suggests that CMB's rule of thumb noted above is not that far off.....</p> Sean, nice to see someone else talking about affordability issues.  I run a market analysis and research company for investors and we think that affordability is one of the prime determinants of a market’s health in the single family arena.  We agree with Cyrus Moulle-Berteaux (Traxis Partners, recent WSJ op-ed) that as affordability improves, inventory will of course fall, and will probably continue to fall in most markets until there are 5 to 6 months of inventory left.  Of course there’s great variability market to market, but our research suggests that CMB’s rule of thumb noted above is not that far off…..

]]> By: Sean http://www.foreclosuretruth.com/blog/sean/foreclosures-bringing-affordability-back-california/#comment-2512 Sean Wed, 21 May 2008 01:24:54 +0000 http://new.www.foreclosuretruth.com/?p=156#comment-2512 <p>And with affordability driven by foreclosures comes more sales! Sales are increasing in California, driven significantly be sales of REO property according to reports today from DataQuick:</p> <p>NorCal</p> <p>http://www.dqnews.com/News/California/Bay-Area/RRBay080520.asp</p> <p>SoCal</p> <p>http://www.dqnews.com/News/California/Southern-CA/RRSCA080519.aspx</p> And with affordability driven by foreclosures comes more sales! Sales are increasing in California, driven significantly be sales of REO property according to reports today from DataQuick:

NorCal

http://www.dqnews.com/News/California/Bay-Area/RRBay080520.asp

SoCal

http://www.dqnews.com/News/California/Southern-CA/RRSCA080519.aspx

]]> By: Sean http://www.foreclosuretruth.com/blog/sean/foreclosures-bringing-affordability-back-california/#comment-2511 Sean Wed, 21 May 2008 01:19:56 +0000 http://new.www.foreclosuretruth.com/?p=156#comment-2511 <p>Looks like CAR also caught that affordability is improving in California: http://www.car.org/index.php?id=Mzg0ODk=</p> Looks like CAR also caught that affordability is improving in California: http://www.car.org/index.php?id=Mzg0ODk=

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