If you watch the news or read the newspaper, it can be
difficult to keep up with the state of the economy. Over the last century, the
real estate market has had its share of ups and downs, none as dramatic as the
highs and lows experienced during the past decade. However, the pendulum is on
its way back, signaling the recovery of the housing market. Although the
housing slowdown has fostered anxiety among investors and homebuyers alike,
real estate has been, and will continue to be, a good long-term investment.
To help separate fact from fiction, I’m
sending you timely information about the historical trends that have shaped the
real estate market over the last century and offer valuable insight into its
recovery. The first page provides an outline of historical trends in home
values, mortgage rates and home equity over the last century. Page two gives an
overview of homeownership trends and demographics. Feel free to share this
information with your family or friends who are looking to buy a home.
You can see this information by clicking here: IOV
And to see an arguement using basic Supply and Demand economics as to the future shortage of housing, click here:
San Diego is especially succeptible to a shortage due to our geographic limitations and the desireability os So Cal as a destination.
Please call me for more information about the
local real estate market.