Post by unanimous on Feb 8, 2011 10:01:17 GMT 3
In the papers lately, there's always the news about the state of...real estate around the country. news about though there is more than sufficient housing available now that should be driving the rents down, that the real estate is 'recovering'....?
it's a bit confusing because the papers seem to be wanting to reassure that 'it is recovering' while at the same time trying to say that there is nothing to 'recover' from...? but it goes on to enumerate how there's an increase in people moving to this place and that, inquiring about rents here and there. so that's definitely good business for them.
but how about we put it into a little perspective. how about when you write about the increase in number of houses, give a little background on the number of say....increase in migrants?population? babies looking for places to rent? why the sudden increase of people in moving to such and such places? or give a little explanation as to the concept of 'recovering' if...if at all....we can interpret the number of people moving into new places to rent, to the number of people leaving their 2-3 year-old buildings? if the newly built buildings are 'recovering', what about the 'older' buildings? they are having chicken pox?
as is usual, i wish all the business good will. just check the greed meter now and then, dont forget the lessons that bernard madoff is living in essay right now.