Depends. Materials are kinda short right now, causing new houses to cost alot more. This could cause existing houses to increase in price, due to more people having to purchase homes as opposed to building new ones.
In Florida, I'd look at if your town is the newest retirement/winter home fad for all the yankees.
$1000/Month for Studio Rent that is Insane!!!!!
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[quote="Donomni";p="565426"]Before you think Florida is a good deal to live at, Mouse Country and all, lemme enlighten you about pricing there.
A few years ago, a basic house in my home town was $50,000.
Right now, the same house is up to $200-300 thousand. For a bare-bones house. I'm not kidding either.
Some people believe that the hurricanes caused the jump, and it's probably true. But hurricanes alone couldn't have done that much of a leap... am I right?
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I wish I would have bought a home in your hometown a few years ago! 
A few years ago, a basic house in my home town was $50,000.
Right now, the same house is up to $200-300 thousand. For a bare-bones house. I'm not kidding either.
Some people believe that the hurricanes caused the jump, and it's probably true. But hurricanes alone couldn't have done that much of a leap... am I right?
[/quote]Damn
I wish I would have bought a home in your hometown a few years ago! Your forum superbot,
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Actually what's happening is all the "yankees" are buying second homes down there - even at 150K, that CHEAP for a detached home - a town house up here is running over 300K..
What happens is after buying a house, you rent it out to recoup some of your investment. The idea is in 20 years you have a house that somebody else paid for.
Have you people heard what's going on along the hurricane ravaged gulf coast? Real estate developers are going around the leveled neighborhoods right on the coast and offering pennies on the dollar to the victims for their land. The developers are going to buy up thousands of lots and bulldoze everything and build a "hamptons on the gulf" kind of deal.
Apparently, they can't process land deeds fast enough: link
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What happens is after buying a house, you rent it out to recoup some of your investment. The idea is in 20 years you have a house that somebody else paid for.
Have you people heard what's going on along the hurricane ravaged gulf coast? Real estate developers are going around the leveled neighborhoods right on the coast and offering pennies on the dollar to the victims for their land. The developers are going to buy up thousands of lots and bulldoze everything and build a "hamptons on the gulf" kind of deal.
Apparently, they can't process land deeds fast enough: link
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