Recovery Sooner Than Later?
The market is supposed to be a forward-looking discounting machine. It’s supposed to price in what’s expected to happen over the next few months and years. Is the market perfect at this? No. If it were, there would be no real opportunity to do well in it. The market is, however, very good at incorporating…
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the unemployment rate in NYC right now is 5.7%. That means over 94% are employed
i call mega-baloney on that. 94 percent of people living in nyc right now are employed? suuuuuure they are.
*rob*
I’m truly sorry you are losing your job at the end of the month Cobblehiller, but please refrain from taking it out on everyone else.
Your disgust for young people is palpable and truly confusing.
I’m guessing they are replacing you at work with a youngster?!
It wasn’t me!!
Who all saw the last episode of Boston Legal???
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foxy brown is from prospect heights but she calls it park slope and lives in new jersey
she does NOT call it park slope. grrr (actually does she? hahahahah). honestly i have yet to get her latest album. im a terrible fan 🙁
*rob*
1. wine lover was being cavalier – his entitlement ‘duh’ attitude was a little over the top for me. It was a fair comment.
2. Hmmm, that was in response to wasder saying the “…angels sang” when I accepted Biff apology for making a nasty comment to me about losing my job. And that is immature how? I accepted Biff apology, but I’m not going to be his best buddy, and that was a ‘cute’ way of saying it.
3. This was teasing. Normal people do in fact tease in a friendly manner one another at times. I’m pretty sure that BRG took it as friendly and not as anything nasty.
Are you having trouble parsing normal human interactions and responses 11217?
“i don’t know you from Adam but there has been a decidedly more confrontational nature to your posts of late. What’s up with that?”
Because I find this all hilarious, really.
SOME people (not all!) on here are such entitled hypocrites, it brings out the best in me. I can’t help myself. Denton is right…the unemployment rate in NYC right now is 5.7%. That means over 94% are employed. The doom and gloom feeds on itself. Just like everyone was ready to sign up for that 10 million dollar brownstone in Clinton Hill a year ago. It’s funny how some people have no thoughts of their own, but just listen to the media and are unable to form opinions of their own based on their own experiences.
Congrats on the soon to be new baby, wasder.
WASDER congrats and good luck!! You will need it I have 3 girls of my own, get ready for lots of whining, they are lucky they are so cute.
Back to business-The treasury yield as of late should leave every quite concerned, there are negative yields on short term bonds, and all of the 3-5 terms also have historically low yields..
The commercial RE is getting for its plunge, but the market needs to clear out all of its excess evalutations. Companies can not continue to pay the rental per sf and stay in business.
Good piece in the times today.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/12/10/business/10default.html?ref=business
Please tell me more about my immaturity, Cobblehiller:
Oh wine lover, you pompous little ass. Oh to be young and so cavalier.
Yes, by all means, you and your 30 something friends making ‘a few 100 grand a year” should certainly be buying apt.s
Posted by: cobblehiller at December 10, 2008 11:42 AM in response to Rent-to-Own at 360 Baltic
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Ok, let’s not get too crazy here…I didn’t say I was going to be his BFF {best friend forever).
Posted by: cobblehiller at December 9, 2008 12:57 PM in response to House of the Day: 1232 Dean Street
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I just blame everything on BRG, it makes life simpler! ; )
Hang nail – BRGs fault
Bad coffee – BRGs fault
Broken heel – BRGs fault
Posted by: cobblehiller at December 9, 2008 3:44 PM in response to House of the Day: 1232 Dean Street
Forget this Foxy Brown asshole…she’s been in jail, has been sentenced to and still needs additional anger management classes, would be arrested if she returned to Jamaica. what a loser.