Okay Yet to Admit the Fact of the Housing Bubble - Given it Ended Two Years Ago?

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March 25, 2007, 10:24 AM

Re: Okay Yet to Admit the Fact of the Housing Bubble - Given it Ended Two Years Ago?

Originally posted by bart

Data at http://www.foreclosurenet.net/states/colorado.asp seems to contradict, or at least deemphasize, your statement about those two counties being the only rough areas in Colorado.

Thanks for the link, for comparison San Diego County has 848 listings, over 2 million living in San Diego county, Orange County has 277 listings, Los Angeles County has 838 listings and I believe LA county has over 8 million people living in the county. What's up with Colorado.

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