@ Susan – Yes its sllloooowwwwly improving, houses purchased for $150,000 used to be worth $60,000 and are now worth $60,500. Meanwhile I am still looking for a job beyond 23 hrs a week $8/hr and no benefits but at least I have that.
The housing bubble was like surfing, some of those dumb enough to push up the crest of the wave, are now hitting the reef. Sadly the “big winds” on Wall Street (finance end) who really drove the waves will mostly come away unscathed.
doc white over 12 years ago
Bats in the bellfree.
pouncingtiger over 12 years ago
Cobwebs in the ol’ attic.
Sportymonk over 12 years ago
@ Susan – Yes its sllloooowwwwly improving, houses purchased for $150,000 used to be worth $60,000 and are now worth $60,500. Meanwhile I am still looking for a job beyond 23 hrs a week $8/hr and no benefits but at least I have that.
LingeeWhiz over 12 years ago
To market, to market to sell a fat pig…..the lipstick, the lipstick…it has to be really big.
dfowensby over 12 years ago
makes great available shelter for homeless squatters and crackheads, though.
GROG Premium Member over 12 years ago
That’s a spooky thought.
BRONCO1983 over 12 years ago
They don’t want you to own nothing any more. That’s why they rigged the market so. They wants you dependent on them. Make them more powerful.
Dtroutma over 12 years ago
The housing bubble was like surfing, some of those dumb enough to push up the crest of the wave, are now hitting the reef. Sadly the “big winds” on Wall Street (finance end) who really drove the waves will mostly come away unscathed.
danlarios over 12 years ago
got cowwebs?