Check this out… Reno finally ranked a real page on the US Bubble Wiki. Our little "B" market is officially on the map! See it
Diane CohnA creative strategist, Diane uses every angle she can to get the best deal possible for her clients. “I know the market. Trends, numbers, what’s happening on the street. I use it all to my client’s advantage,” she says. Diane earned her BA from the University of California and is an accredited ABR, SRES.
Guy JohnsonA successful prior business owner, Guy brings to the table twenty-plus years of exceeding client expectations. “Listening closely to my clients is the most important step to meeting their needs,” he says. A former Chicagoan, Guy earned his MBA from the University of Illinois.
JoAnn CorrieraJoAnn Corriera is one of Reno’s top-producing real estate agents. She credits her take-charge, pioneering spirit and determination to deliver the positive solutions clients are looking for. JoAnn offers the market expertise and marketing skills that generate top results whether clients are buying or selling.
Mike McGonagleAn architect, business owner, and compulsive public records hacker, Mike reads the tea leaves of the local real estate market from a unique perspective. Yet another Chicagoan, Mike earned his MArch from Harvard University.
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I have to continue to commend you Diane for your willingness to tell the truth about the Reno real estate market. I think it is an uncommon realtor today who is willing to link to a site that describes the Reno market as “extremely overvalued.”
Well, it is what it is. Real estate is a huge investment for most people, and ultimately, I want folks to come out ahead on this. Timing the market is hard, but I’ve personally done well doing it. If I can help others maximize their gain while living someplace at the same time, then that’s good for all of us. Maybe it’s corny, but I do look for the win-win in every situation.
Miss Cohn:
It seems you have come quite some way in your understanding of market economics. I see that you are now linking to a site that describes Reno as an “extremely overvalued” bubble market.
Quite a contrast to your blog post on January 5 when you described the bubble as an “unimaginative metaphor” and assured your readers that there could be no such thing as a bubble, at least not here in Reno.