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本帖最后由 Bluesky_AL 于 2009-5-26 15:24 编辑 ) _; W O( T' M( y6 n- l% h) @* w5 A
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it looks true ideally. but i don't think that would happen in the next year. Except the extreme condition, the price probably will drop, but won't be that far (like 10%).
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I am not eco major.. but just curious of the way of your calculation. 20-30% for profit? You must be kidding me. A business with 10% return rate can be considered really good business. For a new house, don't forget the cost of the lot, plus some other nonprofit investments (like school, traffic control etc). 3 j6 m( W* Z" D1 h3 \9 Y) ]
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Now a lot of builders already ceased their projects under the such condition, if the situation is keep going like this, how many houses (include new and used) will be on the market after one year ? and don't forget the effect of the inflation (3-4% per year).
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0 C- N+ C5 \1 K9 W5 n1 ?/ LThe gas price is going up now.. Oil projects will be recovered in a short term..
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" s& O C7 p3 {7 E10% drop for the hose price? In my point of view, that's just a joke.... |
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