California Joins Florida in Housing Recovery

(EMAILWIRE.COM, May 4, 2009 ) Destin, Florida -- As the worst recession in decades grips the nation, home buyers are coming out in numbers that havenÂ’t been seen in years in California, which is joining Florida as the second state to pull into a housing recovery, according to a new report by Housing Predictor dot com.

Stronger home sales in the Golden State have begun to boost the California housing market out of the drudges and on the way to a full fledged recovery. The forecast recovery wonÂ’t happen right away in the nationÂ’s most populated state. Housing Predictor analysts looked through the data and have done the research to determine just when that will develop.

More than any where else in the country California knows the ups and downs in real estate, experiencing massive price swings. Following the Savings and Loan Scandal in the 1980Â’s some housing markets saw prices decline by as much as 80% from the markets peak. Its cyclical history is unequaled in American real estate.

Housing Predictor forecasts more than 250 local housing markets in all 50 states, and was the first real estate research firm to forecast the foreclosure epidemic and that the real estate crisis would make a major impact on the entire national economy.

Foreclosures now compose the over-whelming majority of home and condo sales nationally. Nearly 6-million additional Alt-A Option mortgages will reset through 2010. At least a third of those will not be able to be refinanced under present mortgage guidelines. As a consequence, millions of more homes will go into foreclosure and provide a growing inventory of property for sale at bargain hunter prices.

Check your market forecast, get the details on how California will recover and other real estate news at http://www.housingpredictor.com

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Mike Colpitts
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