Housing Bubble, credit bubble, public planning, land use, zoning and transportation in the exurban environment. Specific criticism of smart growth, neotradtional, forms based, new urbanism and other top down planner schemes to increase urban extent and density. Ventura County, California specific examples.
Friday, June 08, 2007
Gary Watts on Ventura County
Last year in Feb '06 the median home price in Ventura County was $680690 and Gary Watts said "17% is in the bag." So how would that have worked out? Let's do a timeline comparison. Any guesses?
Rob Dawg, If you lived in a special snowflakecounty, there wouldn't be a housing bubble to concern oneself with (unless one is one of those little middle class people).
I dont understand all this ruckus. Isn't Ventura county the area where ONLY millionaires live that get 20% income increases a year? How can 17% there be considered something bubblish!
Sweet Cashback, Maybe I am a bot and maybe you're a bot programmed by another bot programmed by another bot, ad infinitum. Would one ever know the difference?
BTW, I’d rather avoid viewing Scooter Libby's visage at the top of my award winning blog, so I intend to post another find of the day on top of it. Of course that doesn’t mean the 6 Degrees of Casey Serin™ game is over, k? Late entries add to the complications of our organic polling process.
For 2+ years I've been reading about this Gary Watts douche over on the Bubble Blog. Now I see him for the first time. I was expecting him to look greasier, like the Crispy guy in Bakersfield.
I'm not a fan of Starbucks, but I was once a Peet's addict until I worried about the overall carbon footprint cost, so I switched to tea which could very well be spiked with melamine or something these days, but it's lighter and lasts longer so the shipping/energy costs are lower.
If you don't own Koi, you are a looser. Koi are a kind of fish, you see. Not the kind that you eat, but a decorative and useless kind of fish. Much like mormon girlfriends.
Koi are just the thing that egrets are fond of, and will will feed on whilst you are on vacation.
Last year in Feb '06 the median home price in Ventura County was $680690 and Gary Watts said "17% is in the bag." So how would that have worked out? Let's do a timeline comparison. Any guesses?
19 comments:
Murst!
First then....
I have the feeling Akubi is a bot.....who else would murse before firse?
Rob Dawg,
If you lived in a special snowflake county, there wouldn't be a housing bubble to concern oneself with (unless one is one of those little middle class people).
I dont understand all this ruckus. Isn't Ventura county the area where ONLY millionaires live that get 20% income increases a year? How can 17% there be considered something bubblish!
This is an interesting article
http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/money/housing/article_727675.php
I guess that is where the picture came from?
The wheels have fallen off this troll
Sweet Cashback,
Maybe I am a bot and maybe you're a bot programmed by another bot programmed by another bot, ad infinitum. Would one ever know the difference?
Clever!
SWeet
BTW, I’d rather avoid viewing Scooter Libby's visage at the top of my award winning blog, so I intend to post another find of the day on top of it. Of course that doesn’t mean the 6 Degrees of Casey Serin™ game is over, k?
Late entries add to the complications of our organic polling process.
OT, but I found this
blog post find of the morning quite funny and bizarre, but I guess I was alone on that one...
For 2+ years I've been reading about this Gary Watts douche over on the Bubble Blog. Now I see him for the first time. I was expecting him to look greasier, like the Crispy guy in Bakersfield.
Is this the prick?
Stick it up yer ass, Starbucks!
Is it just me, or does this blog suck?
Rob has been abducted by aliens.
There's nothing wrong with this blog a good fish topic won't fix.
I'm not a fan of Starbucks, but I was once a Peet's addict until I worried about the overall carbon footprint cost, so I switched to tea which could very well be spiked with melamine or something these days, but it's lighter and lasts longer so the shipping/energy costs are lower.
If you don't own Koi, you are a looser. Koi are a kind of fish, you see. Not the kind that you eat, but a decorative and useless kind of fish. Much like mormon girlfriends.
Koi are just the thing that egrets are fond of, and will will feed on whilst you are on vacation.
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