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In response to "are we anywhere near being back to historic pricing levels yet? -- nm" by znufrii wants pie

What do you mean?

Posted by ty97 Oct 28 '08, 06:05

Prices match some point in history. Do you mean are we at the prices before the boom? To determine that, I guess we would need to determine when the boom started

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What I mean is are we at a level that we would be at if the boom never happened, in line with historical pre-boom trends. -- nm - znufrii wants pie Oct 28, 06:07 8
- I think that pre-supposes that the 'settling' point will be at the point where we would have been without a boom. - ty97 Oct 28, 06:31
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  - Actualy, you should be able to draw a normalization line on a 30 year chart of growth to find a bubble -- nm - Scorpion Oct 28, 06:21 2
    - [deleted] 1
      - It's just as easy to see house price deviation as it is stock market deviation, house prices would depend more on area though - Scorpion Oct 28, 06:31
  - ummm, obvie... -- nm - Starbucks Barista Oct 28, 06:20 2
    - sassy efffin latte-ers -- nm - ty97 Oct 28, 06:28
    - sfan, but there are people who make their living analyzing this shit, so it's got to be out there somewhere. -- nm - znufrii wants pie Oct 28, 06:20

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