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This Market is extremely volatile due to the boutique nature and lack of financing. Read last month's report here.
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Renee:
It seems that the highrises are lagging the rest of the market. Is it a completely different demographic? More resort people?
Richard
Richard: There is no financing (that I know if at conforming or near conforming rates) + it is a pretty boutique market. Too much inventory, too little buyers = we still need a correction in this sector.
We have seen SOME improvement due to REO (bargain pricing) coming into this market but it is only the beginning. I call anything over 12 months "depressed" and expect large declines. I have seen MGM Turnberry Residences going for under $200K. Owning a piece of the strip for that amount is just insane. Soho (not on strip but in arts district near downtown) is going for about 1/3 of what they originally sold for just a couple of years ago.