Category Archives: The Real Estate Bottom

Thoughts On The Latest Case-Shiller and Prices

Posted on February 26, 2014 by Tim Freund

When the real estate market was at its lowest point, prices had to by definition do what?  Either stay flat or rise.  After all we’re talking about the lowest point.  For argument sake, let’s say that low point was in … Continue reading →

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June 2013: Perception Is 9/10’s Of The Law

Posted on August 28, 2013 by Tim Freund

Great news for property owners: Case-Shiller, S & P’s housing index, shows home values are up across the nation.  Prices in some areas like Los Angeles Metro, are up for the 15th consecutive month and up over 20% from the … Continue reading →

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The Problem With Pipeline

Posted on March 16, 2013 by Tim Freund

Pipeline.  I suppose the word stems from the bringing of water from the well to the parched.  Perhaps it comes from the ancient times.  King Herod is supposed to have built miles of waterways to water the lands of Israel.  … Continue reading →

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Real Estate 2013: What Happened To The Bottom?

Posted on February 10, 2013 by Tim Freund

Many real estate agents, analysts and buyers are asking the same question: What the heck happened to the bottom?  Weren’t we supposed level off before surging up again?  Doesn’t this portend to another bubble that is destined to burst all … Continue reading →

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