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Real Estate a Real Bumpy Ride
Yikes! Wow! What does this mean, a double dip real estate recession, a real estate depression, the end of the world? (That was a joke, relax) NAR is powerful but not THAT powerful, yet. So let me chime in with my two cents. Double dip real estate recession, no; real estate depression; maybe; here’s my thinking. The positive outcomes in the real estate market last year were as a result of stimulus in the form of tax credits to first time home buyers and move up home buyers. Employment is still a huge Albatross around the neck of the economy. According to LocalTechWire as of August 23, 2010, North Carolina’s unemployment rate is a real 17.8% not 9.8% as reported by the State’s Employment Security Commission. With numbers like that there was NO recovery in real estate in 2008 and 2009. My telephone can bear up those facts too, it ain’t a ringing much. My take, not a double dip real estate recession but rather a prolonged real estate recession or worse yet a real estate depression, but is this all bad? Well it is bad yes, but needed? Yes also. Here’s my reasoning. Like it or not, the cold hard reality is that our homes, for many of us that is, were NEVER worth what we paid for them or borrowed against them. Mind you this isn’t all homes, just a lot of them. The speculative markets, local markets like inside the Beltline condos, Chapel Hill homes, parts of Durham and new construction ACROSS THE BOARD, were highly inflated and had been so for a very long time. I dare say ten to twelve years or so. In reality the $345,000 home in Cary, asking price, that I helped a client write an offer on this week, was never worth $345,000 that the sellers are asking today. Truly I think, that when they purchased this home twelve years ago, it wasn’t worth the $247,500 that they paid for it. I think that the home was most likely worth $225,000 when brand new, but because it was new they paid an inflated premium. Although it is a...
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