Comments on: Plankton, Vendus Encourigitis, and the Stratification of Market Activity in Silicon Valley http://3oceansrealestate.com/blog/how-the-lower-end-real-estate-markets-in-silicon-valley-will-eventually-impact-the-higher-priced-markets.html Commentary on the real estate market of the San Francisco Bay Area Sat, 13 Mar 2010 18:45:15 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: A Tale of Two (or Three?) Markets in Sonoma County Real Estate at Wine Country And Horses http://3oceansrealestate.com/blog/how-the-lower-end-real-estate-markets-in-silicon-valley-will-eventually-impact-the-higher-priced-markets.html/comment-page-1#comment-135952 A Tale of Two (or Three?) Markets in Sonoma County Real Estate at Wine Country And Horses Mon, 07 Jan 2008 23:48:10 +0000 http://3oceansrealestate.com/blog/how-the-lower-end-real-estate-markets-in-silicon-valley-will-eventually-impact-the-higher-priced-markets.html#comment-135952 [...] crisis.    How will this glut at the lower end ultimately effect our higher end market?    Kevin Boer has an excellent post on this phenomenon in the mid-peninsula market of the San Francisco...  I’ll comment in more detail on this topic and prices in another [...] [...] crisis.    How will this glut at the lower end ultimately effect our higher end market?    Kevin Boer has an excellent post on this phenomenon in the mid-peninsula market of the San Francisco…  I’ll comment in more detail on this topic and prices in another [...]

]]> By: Jeff Brown http://3oceansrealestate.com/blog/how-the-lower-end-real-estate-markets-in-silicon-valley-will-eventually-impact-the-higher-priced-markets.html/comment-page-1#comment-135922 Jeff Brown Mon, 07 Jan 2008 19:21:16 +0000 http://3oceansrealestate.com/blog/how-the-lower-end-real-estate-markets-in-silicon-valley-will-eventually-impact-the-higher-priced-markets.html#comment-135922 This is by far the most readable explanation of today's market I've seen. Once the buyers with cash are all satiated, one wonders if the timing will be right for the plankton to resume 'feeding' the food chain. Wouldn't that timing be exquisite? This is by far the most readable explanation of today’s market I’ve seen.

Once the buyers with cash are all satiated, one wonders if the timing will be right for the plankton to resume ‘feeding’ the food chain.

Wouldn’t that timing be exquisite?

]]> By: The San Diego Home Blog » Blog Archive » Short sale pies are food for thought. http://3oceansrealestate.com/blog/how-the-lower-end-real-estate-markets-in-silicon-valley-will-eventually-impact-the-higher-priced-markets.html/comment-page-1#comment-135901 The San Diego Home Blog » Blog Archive » Short sale pies are food for thought. Mon, 07 Jan 2008 17:19:21 +0000 http://3oceansrealestate.com/blog/how-the-lower-end-real-estate-markets-in-silicon-valley-will-eventually-impact-the-higher-priced-markets.html#comment-135901 [...] Without beating my head against the wall on this, a day I don’t want to think too hard, I will venture a couple of observations. Attached homes (condos) are generally in a bit more of a pickle than detached. This is not unexpected, but is a potential omen. So go the condos goes the market, eventually. For an excellent refresher on the resale housing trickle-up theory, you should read Kevin Boer’s recent article. [...] [...] Without beating my head against the wall on this, a day I don’t want to think too hard, I will venture a couple of observations. Attached homes (condos) are generally in a bit more of a pickle than detached. This is not unexpected, but is a potential omen. So go the condos goes the market, eventually. For an excellent refresher on the resale housing trickle-up theory, you should read Kevin Boer’s recent article. [...]

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