Probably the price decline will continue, but in the long term, the rescue plan should help housing prices recover as (or if) our economy improves. Growth in the economy should result in lower unemployment and better wages that usually augers well for home prices. Of course, there are many factors at play, and certainly, higher oil prices mean less disposable incomes, and negatively affect prices.
While this would be nice (although miscalculated, the bailout portion of the bill was $700 billion, about $21k per American), it would cause massive inflation due to a huge increase in the money supply. Just like the huge increase in the supply of houses caused housing prices to plummet, a huge increase in the supply of money would drive down the value of the dollar.
They will go up.
It is extremely easy to purchase a Tampa home while the housing market is down. Prices are cheaper and more affordable so you can get a better house for the lower price.
No after Americans tore it down it became the stock exchange
They all sat down together and talked about it.
The real estate market is down in Austin, Texas. The housing market is in a recession and prices for houses are lower than they have been in years.
Market variability refers to shifts and changes in the market. For instance, the housing market is variable because home prices go up and down on a regular basis.
When the sun is low down, the shadow is longer. If the sun is high up the shadow is shorter.
That is why the US government considered the bailout. because we have a sucke !#$$ president thatdont know how to do his jib right so what does he do?............ he drives the us straight down in to the drowned and while he does it he trys to sell and act like he know what he doing, and we all know he dont.
That's down to your personal opinion
Crop prices went down because of the boom in farm production in the 1870s.
yes it is