What better way to start out the new year than to read my Top 10 Real Estate Predictions for 2012? Alright, maybe you could be watching the Rose Parade and shoving chips into your face, which is what I would prefer to do on New Year's Day. But after all the hoopla is over, it's back to business as usual.
I spent an inordinate amount of time analyzing the real estate market over the past 12 months and coming up with a logical forecast for 2012. In fact, almost every year I finish my predictions in November. This year took longer than usual. Maybe that's because 2012 will be an unusual year for real estate. Let me know what you think about my real estate predictions for 2012, OK?
More Articles by Elizabeth Weintraub:
- Top 10 Real Estate Predictions for 2011
- Top 10 Real Estate Predictions for 2010
- Top 10 Real Estate Predictions for 2009
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At the time of writing, Elizabeth Weintraub, DRE # 00697006, is a Broker-Associate at Lyon Real Estate in Sacramento, California.
Comments
Would love to ready your predictions…but the tag is not working.
Thanks!
There is no link to read the top 12 predications???????????
link still not working
What predictions? There aren’t any in your article, and there aren’t any for 2012 linked to your article.
Oh, sorry, guys, I just fixed it. Little glitch. It is working now. My apologies.
The link doesnt work, bug wasnt fixed
Elizabeth, whatever you did, it didn’t fix the link. You still cannot read the 2012 predictions.
hmmm, are you really trying to say there are NO predictions perhaps?
I will ask our IT department to look at this. I did not link the headline as I generally do not link headlines but I have now linked the headline as well.
The link is in the body of the blog. But I will ask IT to look at this because it works for me, and it is obviously not working for you, for some reason. I’m sorry that you can’t access it.
I just tried the link but it won’t come up still. Would love to see the predictions
I have removed the link from the headline because we are not supposed to link the headline to the actual article. Also, the IT department says if some of you cannot access the link when you click on it, it’s because you are looking at a cached version and you need to empty your cache.
That’s good, you’re almost there.