Article on "The global housing bubble"

Article discusses the world-wide real estate market and observes that
"...it looks like the biggest bubble in history."

Re: Article on "The global housing bubble"

Maybe so--------->>

"Jim Logajan" <> wrote in message
news:
> Article discusses the world-wide real estate market and observes that
> "...it looks like the biggest bubble in history."
>
>

Re: Article on "The global housing bubble"

Vancouver BC Ca. We have very high prices here . article does not
mention Immigration which is a big factor in our market. The Chinese
pay cash so they not care out price. The long term trend is up. They
are not making any more land and the world population is getting
bigger all the time. China has billions not millions billions of people
who want to move to better places. Prices will not come down. May be
a little when the interest rate's go up. Do not believe what you read.

Re: Article on "The global housing bubble"

On 27-Jul-2005, "Anonymous" <> wrote:

> Vancouver BC Ca. We have very high prices here . article does not
> mention Immigration which is a big factor in our market. The Chinese
> pay cash so they not care out price. The long term trend is up. They
> are not making any more land and the world population is getting
> bigger all the time. China has billions not millions billions of people
> who want to move to better places. Prices will not come down. May be
> a little when the interest rate's go up. Do not believe what you read.

And in Florida it's the South Americans. Don't believe the media.

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Warmest regards,

Steve Horrillo, Realtor / C.Ht. =^..^=

Re: Article on "The global housing bubble"

On 27 Jul 2005 11:26:23 -0700, "Anonymous" <> wrote:

>Vancouver BC Ca. We have very high prices here . article does not
>mention Immigration which is a big factor in our market. The Chinese
>pay cash so they not care out price. The long term trend is up. They
>are not making any more land and the world population is getting
>bigger all the time. China has billions not millions billions of people
>who want to move to better places. Prices will not come down. May be
>a little when the interest rate's go up. Do not believe what you read.

Ever read 'Boom, Bust, Echo' by David Foot?