Comments on: On the radio whoa oh oh, on the radio http://www.phoenixrealestateguy.com/on-the-radio-whoa-oh-oh-on-the-radio/ Phoenix real estate | Search Phoenix Homes for sale | Real Estate Blog Thu, 18 Mar 2010 14:53:05 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: “Idiot Phoenix Realtor” — John Wake Battles the Bubbleheads at The Phoenix Real Estate Guyhttp://www.phoenixrealestateguy.com/on-the-radio-whoa-oh-oh-on-the-radio/#comment-11451 “Idiot Phoenix Realtor” — John Wake Battles the Bubbleheads at The Phoenix Real Estate Guy Sat, 25 Nov 2006 01:06:43 +0000 http://www.buygilberthomes.com/on-the-radio-whoa-oh-oh-on-the-radio/#comment-11451 [...] And sure enough, they were attempting to mount a frontal assault on John Wake, author of the excellent Arizona Real Estate Notebook. A recent post of John’s had gotten these folks all fired up. Now I’ve never met John personally, but we read each other’s blogs, share thoughts, and we even “guest blogged” together on a local radio show. So I do sort of know John. Certainly well enough to know he’s not an “idiot” and a “dolt” as Housing Panic so maturely proclaimed. I suspect I know John better than “Keith”, the guy that runs Housing Panic, does. [...] [...] And sure enough, they were attempting to mount a frontal assault on John Wake, author of the excellent Arizona Real Estate Notebook. A recent post of John’s had gotten these folks all fired up. Now I’ve never met John personally, but we read each other’s blogs, share thoughts, and we even “guest blogged” together on a local radio show. So I do sort of know John. Certainly well enough to know he’s not an “idiot” and a “dolt” as Housing Panic so maturely proclaimed. I suspect I know John better than “Keith”, the guy that runs Housing Panic, does. [...]

]]> By: Radio daze: Phoenix-area real estate webloggers make a five theater assault on the market . . . | BloodhoundBlog | The weblog of BloodhoundRealty.com in Phoenix, Arizonahttp://www.phoenixrealestateguy.com/on-the-radio-whoa-oh-oh-on-the-radio/#comment-8269 Radio daze: Phoenix-area real estate webloggers make a five theater assault on the market . . . | BloodhoundBlog | The weblog of BloodhoundRealty.com in Phoenix, Arizona Thu, 21 Sep 2006 00:13:38 +0000 http://www.buygilberthomes.com/on-the-radio-whoa-oh-oh-on-the-radio/#comment-8269 [...] Three Phoenix-area webloggers, Jay Thompson, The Phoenix Real Estate Guy, John Wake of Arizona Real Estate Notebook, and Greg Swann of BloodhoundBlog, helped turn a radio show into a five-media event: The radio broadcast itself, listener call-in questions, live weblogging with listener call-in and write-in questions, an on-line podcast and static weblogging after-the-fact. KJZZ-FM radio host Steve Goldstein and producer Paul Atkinson pulled the whole event together. Economist Alan McGuire participated as well, along with call-in guests and pre-taped segments. [...] [...] Three Phoenix-area webloggers, Jay Thompson, The Phoenix Real Estate Guy, John Wake of Arizona Real Estate Notebook, and Greg Swann of BloodhoundBlog, helped turn a radio show into a five-media event: The radio broadcast itself, listener call-in questions, live weblogging with listener call-in and write-in questions, an on-line podcast and static weblogging after-the-fact. KJZZ-FM radio host Steve Goldstein and producer Paul Atkinson pulled the whole event together. Economist Alan McGuire participated as well, along with call-in guests and pre-taped segments. [...]

]]> By: The Phoenix Real Estate Guyhttp://www.phoenixrealestateguy.com/on-the-radio-whoa-oh-oh-on-the-radio/#comment-8228 The Phoenix Real Estate Guy Wed, 20 Sep 2006 19:39:41 +0000 http://www.buygilberthomes.com/on-the-radio-whoa-oh-oh-on-the-radio/#comment-8228 Jim - First, thanks for listening! It was a great show.It'll be interesting to see if Calgary continues to "track" Phoenix. Our markets sound similar (driven by different economics of course). We still have many seller's with unrealistic expectations. NO market can sustain 30, 30 , 50% appreciation for very long. Getting people to see that when they want top dollar for their home is difficult.We had a seller recently remark "Oh my gosh, my home's dropped 4% in the last four months!"Actually, his home had gained over 55% over the last 16 months. Yes, at one time it was up 59%. 55%, 59% -- neither is a bad return over 16 months! Jim –
First, thanks for listening! It was a great show.

It’ll be interesting to see if Calgary continues to “track” Phoenix. Our markets sound similar (driven by different economics of course). We still have many seller’s with unrealistic expectations. NO market can sustain 30, 30 , 50% appreciation for very long. Getting people to see that when they want top dollar for their home is difficult.

We had a seller recently remark “Oh my gosh, my home’s dropped 4% in the last four months!”

Actually, his home had gained over 55% over the last 16 months. Yes, at one time it was up 59%. 55%, 59% — neither is a bad return over 16 months!

]]> By: Jim Sparrowhttp://www.phoenixrealestateguy.com/on-the-radio-whoa-oh-oh-on-the-radio/#comment-8219 Jim Sparrow Wed, 20 Sep 2006 18:26:02 +0000 http://www.buygilberthomes.com/on-the-radio-whoa-oh-oh-on-the-radio/#comment-8219 Jay - what you and Greg are talking about (Phoenix real estate bubble bursting) is similar to what we're starting to see here in Calgary (Canada). Our market was up a staggering 51% over the last year, but we hit the top in June (see most recent stats @ http://www.jimsparrow.com/market-stats.php ). It was simple supply/demand economics - too many buyers for too few homes. Just like your market, we used to list a home at noon and have several offers by the evening (often from buyers who wouldn't even see the home).The new reality is convincing SELLER's they have to be sensitive to the market. Great properties continue to sell quickly, but the avg days on market of 8 or 11 days is now over 30, with many properties on market for over 2 months!Calgary real estate will continue to appreciate, just not at the rates everyone saw last year. Jay – what you and Greg are talking about (Phoenix real estate bubble bursting) is similar to what we’re starting
to see here in Calgary (Canada). Our market was up a staggering 51% over the last year, but we hit the top in
June (see most recent stats @ http://www.jimsparrow.com/market-stats.php ). It was simple supply/demand economics – too many buyers for too few homes. Just like your market, we used
to list a home at noon and have several offers by the evening (often from buyers who wouldn’t even see the home).

The new reality is convincing SELLER’s they have to be sensitive to the market. Great properties continue to sell
quickly, but the avg days on market of 8 or 11 days is now over 30, with many properties on market for over 2 months!

Calgary real estate will continue to appreciate, just not at the rates everyone saw last year.

]]> By: The Phoenix Real Estate Guyhttp://www.phoenixrealestateguy.com/on-the-radio-whoa-oh-oh-on-the-radio/#comment-8042 The Phoenix Real Estate Guy Tue, 19 Sep 2006 22:56:04 +0000 http://www.buygilberthomes.com/on-the-radio-whoa-oh-oh-on-the-radio/#comment-8042 I'll see if I can't wedge it in there somewhere. I really have *no idea* what will become of this thing. Guess we'll know soon enough! I’ll see if I can’t wedge it in there somewhere. I really have *no idea* what will become of this thing. Guess we’ll know soon enough!

]]> By: Todd Tarsonhttp://www.phoenixrealestateguy.com/on-the-radio-whoa-oh-oh-on-the-radio/#comment-8040 Todd Tarson Tue, 19 Sep 2006 22:52:12 +0000 http://www.buygilberthomes.com/on-the-radio-whoa-oh-oh-on-the-radio/#comment-8040 How bout a shout out for Mohave County?? Or would that be a type out?? Hmm.. How bout a shout out for Mohave County?? Or would that be a type out?? Hmm..

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