Super Bowl Market Machinations
February 6th, 2006 • Related • Filed Under
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A common precept that is recognized in the modern real estate market is that homes do not start selling until after the Super Bowl. Two bloggers take on this presumption as a challenge to the real estate market to show whether the recent slow down is a long term trend or season blip that is getting wildly exaggerated.
The Northern New Jersey Real Estate Bubble has the post “… And They’re Off!” telling potential buyers to wait before placing an offer on a new home. The Walk-Through has a post that challenges those that are positive with the title “Out of Excuses”.
Both of these posts are a worthy read. Enjoy.
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