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  • IIC
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2003
    • 14938

    Originally posted by stocks54
    Hello IIC,

    I saw your comment on BMHC thread about real estate market. My gut feeling is that there are some areas in USA were housing prices have appreciated way too much. I hae been trying to figure out what might be a best play in anticipation of correction in local real estate market. One that I can think of is bying 2006 PUTS for housing stocks. Any idea as to what might be other good play?

    Thanks in advance for your suggestion.

    Best Regards,
    Stocks.
    Might want to wait till there are a lot of foreclosures and go into real estate yourself...My guesstimate is 1 to 1 1/2 years
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    • IIC
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2003
      • 14938

      Upgrades: ASYT PWR LTD Q FTO DAVE FCH SRNA DPH ASGN HOMS PHTN
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      • IIC
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2003
        • 14938

        Now who was the one who said they wouldn't be surprised if CAFE never trades again? Of course we could always see it in the pinks.

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        • IIC
          Senior Member
          • Nov 2003
          • 14938

          Traded PDLI +.30 and HOMS -.06 yesterday. I was 5up and 4dn on daytrades last week and I ended red overall. It's tough to make up one horrible trade.
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          • Originally posted by IIC
            Might want to wait till there are a lot of foreclosures and go into real estate yourself...My guesstimate is 1 to 1 1/2 years
            Doug, I was interested in discussing real estate also, particularly as it pertains to the LA area.

            Conventional wisdom says that there is not much supply, at least in the coastal area. But I see more and more dense new develpoments being crammed into limited space, often in proximity to major streets.

            You familiar with the old naval housing in San Pedro (actually right around the corner from where I live)? They want to build 2600 residential units (up to SIX STORIES) in the space where currently 200-something vacant houses sit.

            Some developers wanted to build about 1500 units in Torrance until the residents complained loudly enough that city council finally told the developers to take a hike (Thank God!).

            Any such activity going on around you? I still see the same open marsh off of Culver near the Marina every time I go by that way. Don't know much about it, but I'm sure that if nothing is being built up on it, chances are it's somehow IMPOSSIBLE to build on it.

            So not only do we need to look at foreclosures; we also need to keep tabs on all this re-zoning crap going on. Makes me happy for my quarter-acre lot, although $$MM$$ and everyone else back east would certainly laugh at it

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            • skiracer
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2004
              • 6314

              BJ
              Join a group and fight it like a dog. Those developers aren't living in cramped spaces. They're out in the country with a 8" electrified fence around their 5 acre plots. They don't give a shit about you or anyone else as long as they get what they want.
              THE SKIRACER'S EDGE: MAKE THE EDGE IN YOUR FAVOR

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              • Websman
                Senior Member
                • Apr 2004
                • 5545

                Originally posted by B.J
                Makes me happy for my quarter-acre lot, although $$MM$$ and everyone else back east would certainly laugh at it
                A quarter acre? Is that all you have??? BWAAAAAHAHAHAAAAAAA!!!!

                Just kidding BJ.

                I'm fortunate to live on a 3/4 acre, lakefront lot, but all of the new developments are putting homes on the smallest lot possible. They have a minimum space of 14' beteen houses and a 20' deep back yard.

                I guess the good part is that you don't have much grass to cut.

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                • IIC
                  Senior Member
                  • Nov 2003
                  • 14938

                  Originally posted by B.J
                  Doug, I was interested in discussing real estate also, particularly as it pertains to the LA area.

                  Conventional wisdom says that there is not much supply, at least in the coastal area. But I see more and more dense new develpoments being crammed into limited space, often in proximity to major streets.

                  You familiar with the old naval housing in San Pedro (actually right around the corner from where I live)? They want to build 2600 residential units (up to SIX STORIES) in the space where currently 200-something vacant houses sit.

                  Some developers wanted to build about 1500 units in Torrance until the residents complained loudly enough that city council finally told the developers to take a hike (Thank God!).

                  Any such activity going on around you? I still see the same open marsh off of Culver near the Marina every time I go by that way. Don't know much about it, but I'm sure that if nothing is being built up on it, chances are it's somehow IMPOSSIBLE to build on it.

                  So not only do we need to look at foreclosures; we also need to keep tabs on all this re-zoning crap going on. Makes me happy for my quarter-acre lot, although $$MM$$ and everyone else back east would certainly laugh at it
                  The old Naval housing...yes, I know where it is. My area...already crammed with apts and condos...In fact, I live in a townhouse myself....well, my wife lives here too

                  There were a lot of protests about the Marina area(Playa Vista)...Protected land...Much of it is developed now...where the old Hughes Aircraft airport was(EXPENSIVE too!!!)...I used to go down there w/ my binocs...birdwatching...Even 10 years ago you would see some cool birds. When I was a kid my dad and I would go fishing in La Ballona Creek and catch halibut down there(circa 1958 or so).

                  My activist days are over...Even though I was a pretty "Conservative" activist...I don't know what is going on w/ the Ballona Wetlands anymore...There was give and take...so I assume some of that area will remain undeveloped for many years for the bird migrations...Down by Culver and Lincoln.

                  1/4 acre...You must be a MULTI-MILLIONAIRE.

                  Anyway...Generally, in the Real Estate Market I believe the builders will be the last to go...that's when there will be an over supply. Projects planned a year ago have not even started....by the time they are finished I think there will be some bargains...along with the foreclosures....Doug(IIC)

                  PS...Here's a little tip as far as watching the Real Estate market...look at what resort properties, which are usually 2nd homes are doing...The coastal props are not the best indicator because there is no room to build more(except condo types)...look at the prices in the Desert or Mountains where there is still a lot of land available...Those are the first ones that drop in many cases.
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                  • IIC
                    Senior Member
                    • Nov 2003
                    • 14938

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                    • Ski, good advice. I'll certainly look into it.

                      Webs... actually 9300 SF (JUST SHY of a 1/4 acre). Lakefront... that's SWEET!!!!

                      Doug good tips regarding vacation property. I need to start thinking about staking my retirement claim within the next 10 years.

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                      • IIC
                        Senior Member
                        • Nov 2003
                        • 14938

                        Mr. Breakout is updated...Please take a look.



                        Thanks,

                        Doug(IIC)
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                        • Doug, the last report I see is 7/31.

                          Never mind, now 8/7 is appearing.

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                          • IIC
                            Senior Member
                            • Nov 2003
                            • 14938

                            I'm thinking about deleting the old reports...I have them saved on my hard drive anyway and most are on CD... I leave them up so people can go back and see what I said...Whether I was Right or Wrong.

                            Also, I type them all in Word...Then I paste and copy. The host I use for Mr. B allows regular type mixed with HTML mixed with their own Beginner's Semi-HTML...But I have a template saved....I use all 3.

                            I'm thinking that it might be better to reverse the order of the Weekend Reports...Newest first???

                            On some of my other sites...like my online dating service site...I have to do everything in HTML...I'm not Mr. Webmaster...but I don't make that many changes so it is not too time consuming...Later...Doug(IIC)
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                            • Lyehopper
                              Senior Member
                              • Jan 2004
                              • 3678

                              Originally posted by B.J
                              Ski, good advice. I'll certainly look into it.

                              Webs... actually 9300 SF (JUST SHY of a 1/4 acre). Lakefront... that's SWEET!!!!

                              Doug good tips regarding vacation property. I need to start thinking about staking my retirement claim within the next 10 years.

                              BJ .... I just developed a 102 acre sub-division .... Only nine lots, the smallest is 5 acres the largest is almost 20 acres. Southwestern VA, Blue Ridge Mountains near Roanoke. You can see the property from the Blue ridge parkway on the mountains above. I have another 400 acres in the same valley if you got the jack$$$ .... 1/4 acre lot WHY?!!! Email me and I'll build you your own damn lake.lol .... [email protected]
                              BEEF!... it's whats for dinner!

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                              • Websman
                                Senior Member
                                • Apr 2004
                                • 5545

                                Originally posted by Lyehopper
                                BJ .... I just developed a 102 acre sub-division .... Only nine lots, the smallest is 5 acres the largest is almost 20 acres. Southwestern VA, Blue Ridge Mountains near Roanoke. You can see the property from the Blue ridge parkway on the mountains above. I have another 400 acres in the same valley if you got the jack$$$ .... 1/4 acre lot WHY?!!! Email me and I'll build you your own damn lake.lol .... [email protected]
                                My Grandfather had a 100 acre farm near Roanoake in Salem. I still have a pile of relatives that live there. My uncle has 200 acres that goes up the side of a mountain.

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