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Real Estate: The Big Question
10/29/06 - 07:47 AM EST
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In short, without some extremely and unexpectedly good economic news -- or a quick resurgence of inflation -- the housing market has little reason to turn around, and buyers have little reason to push prices higher. It's a classic case of reality entering a market that has been moved to extremes by emotion. If you're a buyer, you can sit back and pick your spot -- unless, of course, you have a home to sell first! And that's The Savage Truth.
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