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If a certain bank analyst is to be believed, New York real estate has a long way to go still before reaching bottom. A Time article earlier this week cites a Deutsche Bank report predicting that housing prices in the New York metropolitan area will fall 40 percent from their March levels. The major driver of the bank’s estimate is an affordability index that shows New York is still relatively a very pricey place to shack up.
New York Home Prices Forecast to Drop 40% [Time]
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  1. LOL, plenty of panic posts by the bulls. Hey whatever helps you get by 😉 Hey DB go back to Germany! Coincidentally, this is almost identical to reports by GS, T2 et al… Always a small handful of fools all the way to the end

  2. Property price fluctuations in New York metro area shouldn’t be compared to U.S. prices, but to other international cities.

    New York’s real estate market should be looked at alongside its true twin cities like London and Hong Kong. Actually, Hong Kong’s property market pretty closely tracks New York’s and vice versa. Their movements since the Lehman collapse have been more or less the same–a 15-20% drop at the end of 2008, followed by slight uptick and stronger sales in spring 2009.

  3. Jeez life goes on! those were the days!!

    and that’s all i have to contribute to this conversation

    oh – and Deutsche Bank employees oodles of hot british women. lots of eye candy coming in and out of 60 wall.

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