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Massive Texas New Home Liquidation Sale HERE
Jullian Lopez – Living Houston Real Estate
Dec 23, 2022 TAVOLA
Massive Texas New Home Liquidation Sale HERE
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0:00 – Intro
0:44 – Map & Prices
1:23 – Post Interview with sales agents
4:16 – Inventory
7:04 – Still Building
9:04 – Re-cap Outro
The second 11 minute video:
Real Estate never goes to ZERO
Rick McHone
Dec 24, 2022
Nationally and in the Arizona real estate market we have seen sales decline steadily over the past six months.
Can they go any lower? Not much.
I am a realtor in the Greater Phoenix area serving all surrounding communities from New River south to the City of Maricopa.
Real Estate never goes to ZERO
Yes RE does go to zero and even less than zero. Prior company had to PAY the city to take its old headquarters when it moved to a bigger town. Town was small and no one wanted the building so it was “donated” along with some money, to the city.
White elephants can definitely have a negative net value.
Pascoag, RI Housing Prices Crater 31% YOY As New England Housing Prices Fall Like A Lead Balloon
https://www.movoto.com/pascoag-ri/market-trends/
As one Rhode Island broker explained, “Prices have been falling for 2 years now.”