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Monthly Archives: March 2008
“The numbers for us continue to rise”
Posted in Economics, Housing Bubble, New Jersey Real Estate
267 Comments
From the Trenton Times: Singing the mortgage blues Otis Boone describes his housing problem as “a funny situation,” but stories like his have become common in Mercer County and around the country. In August 2005 he and his wife moved … Continue reading
Morris County not immune to slump
Posted in Economics, Housing Bubble, New Jersey Real Estate
6 Comments
From the Daily Record: Morris hasn’t escaped crunch of foreclosures The Morris County Sheriff’s Office reports that the number of houses put up for auction within the first two months of this year was 40 percent higher over the same … Continue reading
Weekend Open Discussion – Part II
Posted in General
248 Comments
Now Open, Part II! Prior weekend thread closed due to comment overflow.
Weekend Open Discussion
Posted in General
411 Comments
This is the time and place to post observations about your local areas, comments on news stories or the New Jersey housing market, open house reports, etc. If you have any questions you wanted to ask earlier in the week … Continue reading
Abandoned homes, abandoned pets
Posted in Economics, National Real Estate
2 Comments
From MarketWatch: Foreclosing on Fido Call it reckless abandonment. Shelters and animal rescue organizations across the country are packed cage-to-cage with dogs and cats, even birds and reptiles, that have been ditched or dropped off as scores of foreclosed-upon homeowners … Continue reading
Spring 2008 Trends – Short Sales
Posted in New Jersey Real Estate
39 Comments
Source: A Realtor (R) Association Newsletter Need I say more?
Saddle River Lowball!
Posted in General
389 Comments
Congratulations to Mary J. Blige on her skillfully executed Saddle River Lowball! Original List Price: $17,000,000 Last List Price: $13,900,000 Sale Price: $12,300,000 (28% under original list price!) From the Daily News: Mary J. Blige pays $12M for N.J. mansion … Continue reading
Watchung Comp Killer
Posted in Comp Killer, Price Reduced
9 Comments
445 Johnston Court, Watchung NJ Purchase Price: $915,000 Purchased: 4/26/2006 Current Asking Price: $749,900 (Short Sale) 18% under 2006 purchase price History MLS# 2468806 Listed: 12/20/2007 Original List Price: $749,900 Days on Market: 98 Active
Crystal Springs Comp Killer
Posted in Comp Killer, Price Reduced
6 Comments
9 Little Tarn Court, Hardyston/Hamburg NJ Purchase Price: $850,000 Purchased: 3/3/2006 Current Asking Price: $698,800 (Short Sale) 18% under 2006 purchase price History MLS# 2270030 Listed: 4/24/2006 Original List Price: $935,000 Reduced: $885,000 Days on Market: 338 Withdrawn MLS# 2390640 … Continue reading
Fourth Quarter GDP – Recession?
Posted in Economics, National Real Estate
6 Comments
From Bloomberg: U.S. Economy Probably Expanded at Slower Pace in Fourth Quarter The deepening housing slump brought U.S. growth to a near standstill in the fourth quarter and has now probably tipped the world’s biggest economy into a recession, economists … Continue reading
Have mercy on us
Posted in New Jersey Real Estate, Property Taxes
306 Comments
From the Associated Press: NJ lawmakers call for cities, towns to impose their own taxes Assembly lawmakers on Tuesday said the state should weigh allowing cities and towns to impose their own taxes as more woes were predicted for New … Continue reading
Livingston Comp Killer
Posted in Comp Killer, New Jersey Real Estate, Price Reduced
10 Comments
14 Fernwood Road, Livingston NJ Purchase Price: $995,000 Purchased: 1/22/2007 Current Asking Price: $799,000 (Short Sale) 20% under 2007 purchase price History MLS# 2430585 Listed: 7/30/2007 Original List Price: $995,000 Reduced: $799,000 Days on Market: 240 Active
Consumer gloom spreading
Posted in Economics, Housing Bubble, National Real Estate
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From the NY Times: Consumer Attitudes and Home Prices Sour Americans are bracing for rising unemployment and shrinking salaries, a gloomy outlook that could translate into a serious cutback in consumer spending, the primary engine of the economy. A private … Continue reading
New Jersey 2008 Job Market Outlook
Posted in Humor
48 Comments
From Screaming Frog Productions: http://www.screamingfrog.com More information about this clip can be found here: http://www.thejobtheshort.com/ Hat tip to chicagofinance for this gem.
S&P: January Home Prices fall 10.7%
Posted in Economics, Housing Bubble, National Real Estate
305 Comments
From Bloomberg: S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Index Fell Record 10.7% in January Home prices in 20 U.S. metropolitan areas fell in January by the most on record, a sign the housing recession is deepening, a private survey showed today. The S&P/Case-Shiller … Continue reading