Is the Times Union for real??

The article in the weekend edition of The FL Times Union was all about how prices have bottomed out and now the worst of the real estate slump is over. REALLY?? I don't think so. I don't know where in the world they are getting this info. I just logged out of MLS after checking the latest numbers. There were many, many price changes tonight in the Beaches area. The average drop was approx $14,000.00. Some were (once again) as much as a 50 thousand dollar drop. I don't see ANY price increases which would indicate that there has been a "turn around".

I will keep you posted. In the meantime, call me if you're thinking about buying--this truly is (still) a buyers market!!

Til next time,

Ronda

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