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Jon quote: "Only if we go back to 1800s-style of many people sleeping in the same bed." Anecdotal evidence that there is tons of housing available for a growing population: 1) A friend of mine who is director of a research program at the Jet P…
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Here is a Kennydale lot also being split, and an outbuilding has to be demolished to do it. The old existing house has a bit of a view, but that will be history if the split-off lot gets a big fill-to-lot-line "cracker box" built next to it. http:…
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Article says: Go for a Long Lease "If you've got job, it's a great time to be a renter and to sign the longest lease possible," said Ron Johnsey, president of Axiometrics.com, a Dallas apartment data company. Uh, if rents are declining, why …
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I can't even figure out what is happening here. Bank sale on July 2008? But King County records list an individual as the owner. Why would anyone bother to list at $699, when it sold in 2007 for $550k? . http://www.redfin.com/WA/Renton/712-Li…
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Wow, fascinating presentation. Gives me a whole new set of things to look at. I am just a simple engineer and I still get very confused about why there so little consensus on what might happen, and what the consequences of various actions.
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I agree with Alan's point. My house is down about 20% from peak although headed lower. But my 401k was down 47% last I checked. Of course, my husband's bank CDs are doing just fine.
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DJO, thanks for the logic checks, but I think that I have valid counter-points as below. I have checked Renton prices, and many examples of houses are down more than 20% from peak. Many listed prices, and actual October and November sales show l…
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I am not actually finding rents to be as amenable as others are in the area and house range that I am interested in. But, my criteria may be harsher. I want to rent about a $400,000 house in Renton for 4.5% of the sales price or $1500 per month.…