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Juneboarder

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12. With every up, there's a down...

Reply to BigmanPigman (Reply #8)

Thu Apr 1, 2021, 01:59 PM

Apr 2021

And with every down, there's an up. Things will correct themselves at some point in the future, but with that downturn, values will go back up beyond the last high. It's just the nature of "coastal" properties in CA.

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Berkeley Home Sells for $1 Million Over Asking After Getting 29 Offers [View all] mahatmakanejeeves Mar 2021 OP

"Berserkely". n/t PoliticAverse Mar 2021 #1

and then they wonder why there are homeless in the area. AllaN01Bear Mar 2021 #2

Value northlake9 Mar 2021 #3

Jeez, I thought $30,000 over was ridiculous. louis-t Mar 2021 #4

I was going to say the same jimfields33 Mar 2021 #6

We have a similar home in Ala. dixiegrrrrl Mar 2021 #9

That's awesome that you were able to buy a nice place in Alabama jimfields33 Mar 2021 #10

attacking money laundering would be a good start. dixiegrrrrl Mar 2021 #11

It's going to be a real mess when Mr.Bill Mar 2021 #5

It's happening here in Chicago, at least bamagal62 Mar 2021 #7

A realtor was on the local news and he said that this bubble BigmanPigman Mar 2021 #8

With every up, there's a down... Juneboarder Apr 2021 #12

Good, accurate summary. BigmanPigman Apr 2021 #13