Case-Shiller 3 month rolling averages through November. https://wolfstreet.com/2019/01/29/the-most-splendid-housing-bubbles-in-america-deflate-seattle-san-francisco-bay-area-los-angeles-san-diego-denver-case-shiller/
Another joke who probably hoping the market crashes coz he did not buy earlier.
Op probably the guy in 2010 saying it's going to drop further and it's a bad time to buy and to wait for the bubble to burst.
Donot know about OP but you both definitely are insecure home owners who cannot have an objective view of data whether they agree with it or not.
Well said
Seattle is up 29% since the last peak bubble, of course prices need to cool. Cannot just go up 17% a year indefinitely:)
Why no label on dat x axis? I bought 1st (only?) house in Oregon last year, after watching prices jump up at a crazy rate over the previous 5ish years. I hope it stays, but plan on dying here and having the family bury me in the back yard, so not overly concerned
It’s all about interest rates, dummies.
Copy and paste at this point ”Home sales tend to rise along with the temperature. According to Realtor.com, 50% of homes are sold in summer. But if you want to get the best deal—and avoiding a bidding war—your odds are best when the weather turns colder and the days grow short, says Lawrence Yun, chief economist for the National Association of Realtors." http://money.com/money/4213128/best-time-to-buy-home/