Values have fallen even along the coastal submarkets that were once seen as mostly immune from the collapse in home prices elsewhere. Now, while signs of a recovery mount in some of the most distressed inland markets, declining values along the coast are just beginning to lead to short sales and foreclosures in mid-to-upper end housing markets.
Friday, June 19, 2009
California's coastal immunozones no longer immune
From The Wall Street Journal:
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housing bubble
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