Aug 24, 2017 #26 R RobbieB Give me a museum and I'll fill it. (Picasso) Give me a forum ... Joined Mar 22, 2016 Messages 8,968 Same thing really. Lots of good high paying jobs lead to more personal income that gets spent of more expensive houses.
Same thing really. Lots of good high paying jobs lead to more personal income that gets spent of more expensive houses.
Aug 24, 2017 #27 97guns Full time employment: Posting here. Joined Nov 29, 2011 Messages 744 Location The Deep South Bay One city I frequent, Reno, NV., has no real industry but jobs are around, average wage from what I can see is 12-$15/hr but housing is doing pretty good.
One city I frequent, Reno, NV., has no real industry but jobs are around, average wage from what I can see is 12-$15/hr but housing is doing pretty good.
Aug 28, 2017 #28 C CaptTom Thinks s/he gets paid by the post Joined Jan 4, 2017 Messages 2,676 Without any analysis, just glancing at the graphs, am I seeing another bubble developing?
Aug 28, 2017 #29 97guns Full time employment: Posting here. Joined Nov 29, 2011 Messages 744 Location The Deep South Bay Glancing at my property values, they are still around 15% shy of their previous highs. On paper the stock market is in more of a bubble than RE
Glancing at my property values, they are still around 15% shy of their previous highs. On paper the stock market is in more of a bubble than RE
Aug 28, 2017 #30 FlaGator Full time employment: Posting here. Joined Aug 3, 2008 Messages 982 Location The 850 CaptTom said: Without any analysis, just glancing at the graphs, am I seeing another bubble developing? Click to expand... I would say we're on a path for a cyclical peak. My read is the cycle is ~15 years. Think it will take looser credit to get to a bubble. Could happen - 15 years is about long enough for the last lessons to be forgotten.....
CaptTom said: Without any analysis, just glancing at the graphs, am I seeing another bubble developing? Click to expand... I would say we're on a path for a cyclical peak. My read is the cycle is ~15 years. Think it will take looser credit to get to a bubble. Could happen - 15 years is about long enough for the last lessons to be forgotten.....