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Are we at the end of a Market Cycle ?

Gabriel Galarza
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By no means should this question be deemed as a deterrent for investing in Real Estate, as ideally you would buy below market value and avoid being upside down during a crash.

This question is sometimes area specific, but I’m curious to hear everyone’s opinion. Have prices rapidly inflated in your area? Any signs of the bubble popping in the near future?

Can anyone who took advantage of the last collapse in 2007-2009 share insights/ strategies implemented to make the most of it?

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more like a plateau  instead of raising price every quarter or half a year .. prices remain stable.. this is a good thing.

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