OCLuvr said:
OCLuvr said:
irvinehomeowner said:Where have you been IC?
Good to see you back in the threads.
Irvinecommuter said:irvinehomeowner said:Where have you been IC?
Good to see you back in the threads.
Thanks
Working and life.
How are you?
Soylent Green Is People said:We had a RE Consulting Group come by the office and give some info from their latest report
2018 expected appreciation 3.6%
2019 expected appreciation 1.5%
2020 expected appreciation -.01%
2021 expected appreciation -3.5%
Wish I had permission to post the entire 50+ page report as there's a great deal to chew on here, but it's a "subscriber only" newsletter.
Soylent Green Is People said:This was OC only. Irvine specific data is a bit tough since it's influenced by new construction more than other areas.
If a company forecasts 3.6 then adjusts forecasts, it's a matter of new data. This particular company is national in it's scope and would not have the clients they do if they constantly monkeyed with the numbers. No one can predict the future, but their data was extensive and compelling.
My .02c
Soylent Green Is People said:This was OC only. Irvine specific data is a bit tough since it's influenced by new construction more than other areas.
If a company forecasts 3.6 then adjusts forecasts, it's a matter of new data. This particular company is national in it's scope and would not have the clients they do if they constantly monkeyed with the numbers. No one can predict the future, but their data was extensive and compelling.
My .02c
Soylent Green Is People said:This was OC only. Irvine specific data is a bit tough since it's influenced by new construction more than other areas.
If a company forecasts 3.6 then adjusts forecasts, it's a matter of new data. This particular company is national in it's scope and would not have the clients they do if they constantly monkeyed with the numbers. No one can predict the future, but their data was extensive and compelling.
My .02c