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the buyer must have had lots of cash. Jumbo rates are through the roof. Funny money is gone for a while.

http://messages.finance.yahoo.com/Business_&_Finance/Investments/ETFs_(A_to_Z)/ETFs_S/threadview?bn=45991&tid=58014&mid=58014 It may seem like a long time ago, but it was only on Monday of last week (Sept. 15) that Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy; the equally big news was that the...

there are buyers out there, the issue is at what price. just curious, what was the last listing price and what lease price are you looking for. I hope you can find a renter soon

you are right. 92603 includes: QH, Turtle Rock, Turtle Ridge and maybe more It was easier to search for 92603

Irvine 92603: <a href="http://www.melissadata.com/lists/ezlists/ezHomeowners.aspx?zip=92603">Number of sales for the last 12 months ( 08/07 - 08/08 ) = 231</a> <a...

some observation on QH: Number of sales for the last 9 months) = 20 Inventory = 35 (per ziprealty) It will take almost 16 months to deplete the inventory. There has to be a big price decline to move the inventory. First number is per ipo website. The inventory number is...

assuming price bottoming in 2012-2014, extrapolating Case/Shiller index for OC, the projected $/sqft would be 1.5X that of 1997. With all the WTF asking prices all over OC and newport coast, it seems very unlikely at least for now. we have to wait and see though.

"We are planning on living in our new house for a while and hopefully we can upgrade in 5 years " I don't suspect home price 5 years from now to be higher than what they are now. So, there will be no extra equity in your home in 5 years. Beside paying the bills, you should have extra money to...

sell4u, thanks for creating this topic and updating us on current market condition in Newport Coast. does anybody know what was price per sqft in 1997 and what is now? any projection on how it will play out as this bubble deflates.