I don't know if we'll buy any more until the next downturn, but I still look to see what's for sale every day.Sorry, that kind of all sounds depressing, doesn't it? 

That will further depress prices.Share this with your government officials.

If you only buy in depressed markets you will have one or two chances a lifetime and you better make enough then to last the rest of your life.

Agent says he is severely depressed and might be giving up.

I cant comment on much west of Painesville, but I do know that Perry is going through some turmoil with the power plant on the verge of closing so that area may become a bit more depressed for a few years if the plant closes and 700 jobs disappear

. - I wish I would have written down his reasons for it, because he had plenty of slides and stats to back it up, but his boldest prediction which he was very adamant about was that the next legitimate Recession or even possibly Depression will hit sometime around the late 2020's to the early 2030's.Cheers!

We bought our first investment property last month ( a 2br/2ba condo in Lynchburg VA) and they just raised the association fee $25.00...kind of depressing for sure!

South augusta towards fort Gordon has been a depressed area for many years.  

:The market in the area is very depressed.  2 of the homes are Class B homes in a Class A neighborhood. 

Others remain very depressed.