From Tom's link
"South Florida," he said, "is working off of a totally new economic model than any of us have ever experienced in the past."
This is why I sold my back yard. I figured people would only be so insane for a limited time. If they keep it up for another year I'll sell the house.
Hee, 4 of us xposted on the same quote.
I think the bubble bursting would be nice. Since I am pretty settled in and ok with where I am, this might mean that some friends could afford to buy closer to me and that'd be awesome.
Sooo happy to be renting right now.
I saw that article, Tom. I am hoping the bubble pops soon enough for me to actually buy something someday, but not at the same time as the currency crashes, because you still have to have money to buy a house.
The Economist (I think) ran an article recently saying that if you run the numbers, in several metro areas anyway, you're actually better off long term renting than owning right now.
Now I'm really, really hoping the sale of my house goes through.
Did anybody have Prince Rainier in Deathpool? [link]
Lunch has arrived! My desk will survive for me to beat my against another day.
bon bon - that is hilarious. I like that so much more that the flash mob trend from a few years ago.
I wonder if all the bubblepop talking is gonna hasten the pop?
Still want a house. And really, homes in neighborhoods that I can afford aren't really too bubblicious. More steady, slow rises that aren't going to crash. Well, unless they become crackhoods.