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Monthly Archives: June 2008
Weekend Comp Killer!
Posted in Comp Killer, Housing Bubble, Lowball, New Jersey Real Estate
154 Comments
19 Yale Terrace, Montclair NJ Purchased: 6/1/2005 Purchase Price: $762,000 MLS# 2503228 Sold: 6/26/2008 Sale Price: $705,000 19 Woods End Road, West Orange NJ Purchased: 6/1/2004 Purchase Price: $379,000 MLS# 2493002 Sold: 6/27/2008 Sale Price: $362,500 31 North Road, Chester … Continue reading
Weekend Open Discussion – Part II
Posted in General
134 Comments
Now Open, Part II! Rich was nice enough to provide us with our weekend fill of Bergen County comp killers! Thanks Rich! Harrington Park FUTURE Comp Killer! 182 SCHRAALENBURGH RD Purchased $600,000 9/21/2006 MLS# 2825662 Listed 6/24/2008 Current Asking: $579,000 … Continue reading
Weekend Open Discussion
Posted in General
365 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
May Existing Home Sales
Posted in General
509 Comments
From MarketWatch: Existing-home sales rise 2% in May U.S. home and condo resales inched higher in May as prices continued to fall, the National Association of Realtors reported Thursday. Resales of U.S. houses and condos rose 2% to a seasonally … Continue reading
New Jersey Home Price Tracker – June 2008
Posted in General
280 Comments
(Click to Enlarge) S&P Case Shiller Home Price Index – NY Metro Commutable Low Tier (Under $332,377) October 2006 – 259.75 (peak) April 2007 – 255.94 April 2008 – 233.29 8.85% year over year decline 10.19% decline from peak Mid … Continue reading
April S&P Case Shiller Home Price Index
Posted in General
368 Comments
Data geeks can find the underlying index data at the following S&P link: April 2008 S&P Case Shiller HPI (XLS) From Reuters: Home prices extend record slide in April: S&P NEW YORK (Reuters) – U.S. home prices extended their record … Continue reading
“How many people should own homes, anyway?”
Posted in Housing Bubble, National Real Estate
313 Comments
From the New York Times: Home Not-So-Sweet Home “Owning a home lies at the heart of the American dream.” So declared President Bush in 2002, introducing his “Homeownership Challenge” — a set of policy initiatives that were supposed to sharply … Continue reading
Lowball – May/June 2008
Posted in Lowball
113 Comments
Welcome to another edition of Lowball! Lowball! takes a look at home sales from a different perspective. For those new to Lowball!, a lowball offer is when a buyer offers a significantly lower bid than asking in hopes that the … Continue reading
Weekend Open Discussion – Part II
Posted in General
181 Comments
Now Open, Part II! Weekend Comp Killers! Summit Killer Comp Killer MLS# 2100704 – 20 Caldwell Ave Listed: 8/15/2008 OLP: $649,900 Last List Price: $599,000 DOM: 184 Expired Foreclosed, REO Sold: 6/19/2008 Sale Price: $390,000 Basking Ridge Comp Killer 51 … Continue reading
Weekend Open Discussion
Posted in General
360 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
Friends of Dodd get special treatment
Posted in Housing Bubble, National Real Estate
452 Comments
From the Wall Street Journal: Angelo’s Angel June 19, 2008; Page A14 Give Senator Christopher Dodd credit for nerve. On Tuesday, the very day he finally admitted knowing that Countrywide Financial regarded him as a “special” customer, the Connecticut Democrat … Continue reading
New Jersey Unemployment Rockets to 5.4%
Posted in Economics, New Jersey Real Estate
172 Comments
From the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development: Employment in New Jersey Held Steady in May; Unemployment Rate at 5.4 Percent Trenton, June 18, 2008 – For the third consecutive month, employment in New Jersey as virtually unchanged … Continue reading
“If you had a Macy’s card and a gas card, you could buy an $800,000 home.”
Posted in Economics, Housing Bubble, National Real Estate
107 Comments
From MSNBC: Brace for other shoe to drop in mortgage mess, some warn With most of the country still reeling from the subprime mortgage meltdown, Mark Hanson is warning of the next looming blow. Hanson, a bank consultant and former … Continue reading
Recovery? You’ve got the graph upside down.
Posted in Housing Bubble, National Real Estate, New Development
3 Comments
From Bloomberg: Why Real Estate Market Is Nowhere Near a Bottom: Caroline Baum Every time a housing statistic emits a faint heartbeat — last week’s 6.3 percent increase in the April pending home sales index, for example — there’s a … Continue reading