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In reply to the discussion: Wall Street firms are exiting the housing market. Big time. [View all]

tulipsandroses

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4. Interesting. I'm in GA. Similar houses in my neck of the woods are still over 300K.
Reply to roamer65 (Original post)
Sat Feb 22, 2025, 07:50 PM
Feb 2025

Definitely something to pay attention to.

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Wall Street firms are exiting the housing market. Big time. [View all] roamer65 Feb 2025 OP
Good. I hope that they get whiplash. They distorted the housing market for their own benefit and now, they're SWBTATTReg Feb 2025 #1
Please provide a text summary Bluetus Feb 2025 #2
Duly noted. roamer65 Feb 2025 #3
Interesting. I'm in GA. Similar houses in my neck of the woods are still over 300K. tulipsandroses Feb 2025 #4
Builders at least in my area of Florida have over built there's FloridaBlues Feb 2025 #5
In Orlando/Central Florida there is a lot of inventory (slow sales) but prices are reached an all time high last month. OrlandoDem2 Feb 2025 #6
Biggest takeaway for me is the risk-adjusted return. Frasier Balzov Feb 2025 #7
Bingo. roamer65 Feb 2025 #8
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