tag:blog.luxuryrealestate.com:articles20100104the-estin-report-aspen-real-estate-white-paper-2009-2010-year-end Luxury Real Estate Blog : The Estin Report: Aspen Real Estate "White Paper" 2009/2010 Year End Blog contributions are provided exclusively from Luxury Real Estate members throughout the world. 2010-01-05T04:43:25-05:00 Typo tag:blog.luxuryrealestate.com:Comment58716 2010-01-05T04:43:25-05:00 2010-01-05T04:43:25-05:00 Simon Salloom Comment on The Estin Report: Aspen Real Estate "White Paper" 2009/2010 Year End by Simon Salloom
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Simon Salloom LA Times: Southern California home prices and sales improve in November Southern California's real estate industry, decimated by the mortgage meltdown and housing bust, is stirring to life again -- even making hiring plans -- as home prices bounce back. Find more information about Santa Monica and Brentwood Real Estate here
tag:blog.luxuryrealestate.com:Comment58717 2010-01-05T04:44:19-05:00 2010-01-05T04:44:19-05:00 Simon Salloom Comment on The Estin Report: Aspen Real Estate "White Paper" 2009/2010 Year End by Simon Salloom
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Simon Salloom LA Times: Sales of existing homes soar 7.4% in U.S. This is a pretty up beat article about home sales that I am quoted in. We need more positive news these days. Find more information about Santa Monica and Brentwood Real Estate here
tag:blog.luxuryrealestate.com:Comment71203 2010-03-03T16:37:09-05:00 2010-03-03T16:37:09-05:00 Denver Jumbo Home Loans Comment on The Estin Report: Aspen Real Estate "White Paper" 2009/2010 Year End by Denver Jumbo Home Loans
This is some great commentary and I agree- there are signs of life in the market. I have a couple clients in California who are competing on properties with multiple offers on the first day on the market. Sounds like 2005 all over again. However, I personally am skeptical we are out of the woods yet on the economy. It will be interesting to see what the economy does once the government stimulus programs expire. Bernanke himself even stated recently that the economy is not yet self-sustaining without government stimulus.