QUOTE(cherroy @ Jun 21 2011, 03:11 PM)
Most of the time, price won't drop, even drop, only minimal only.
But you may see more difficulty to sell.
People rather hold on the properties instead fire-sale, until last resort, which prevent price dropping.
So high probably is you see more property want to sell, but harder to sell, take longer to sell, instead of price drop.
You may see "for sale" banner for longer time.
Unlike last time, property is snapped up once you put up "for sale".
i beg to differ. Just sold my condo less than 1 month after putting it in the market and on third potential buyer visit and the price is very close to my asking price But you may see more difficulty to sell.
People rather hold on the properties instead fire-sale, until last resort, which prevent price dropping.
So high probably is you see more property want to sell, but harder to sell, take longer to sell, instead of price drop.
You may see "for sale" banner for longer time.
Unlike last time, property is snapped up once you put up "for sale".
Jun 21 2011, 04:53 PM

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