Some Call a Steady life being in a Coma
Our perceptions of life in general shape our vision of reality. Some would find living out in the desert alone with nothing but cows and miles and miles of desert to view as a good life. For other people that would be putting them in prison, cut off from their Twitter, Internet, Cable TV and Starbucks.
Tucson MLS Statistics for April 2009 Update
The Tucson Real Estate Market is heating up. I know, I know you read in the Arizona Daily Star how things are Flat, well, consider the source and the sky is falling attitude. Also take into account that most media reporting is about 6 to 9 month behind reality.
Tucson Absorption Rates April 2009
The Absorption Rate in April Improved in almost all areas of Tucson.
Tucson Real Estate Snapshot April 25, 2009
The investors that sold all their Tucson property to speculators a few years back at inflated prices are now back in the market. This is what real investors do. They buy low, sell high and find the next market where they can buy at good prices. Those True investors are back in Tucson and they are a welcome site.
Tucson Absorption Rates March 2009
We saw the overall inventory level drop in February from 13 + months in January to 11.42 months. That number has now been shaved by more than 3 months. We are headed toward that 6 month level and we should reach it some time in the second or third quarter of 2009.
Tucson Real Estate Market – Push Me Pull You
We are about to wrap up the first quarter of 2009. It has been a roller coaster ride these past three months. Many would compare it to the long drop after the slow churning and cranking of the cars to an unnatural high then the sudden free fall and rush of wind past your face and the feeling in your stomach that you wish you hadn’t had that second corn dog while waiting in line.
Tucson Absorption Rates February 2009
The Absorption Rate faired better in February. The sponge was wrung out a bit during the month. Overall we see a slight decrease in the inventory and the amount of time it takes to absorb the current inventory on the market.
