I would just like to echo Diane’s sentiments she made in the previous post. We are truly grateful for all of the readers of this blog. Whether you participate in the dialog through posting comments, or simply read our posts and related commentary, thank you for visiting our space.
And speaking of comments, your contributions to this blog are really what make the site so valuable. I have learned a great deal from reading your comments and by researching the answers to the questions you ask. Thank you.
And here’s an interesting stat, since this blog’s inception (December 2005) we have submitted 437 posts, and have received 3,153 comments [as of five minutes ago]. You guys rock!
Have a safe and happy new year.
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“(December 2005) we have submitted 437 posts, and have received 3,153 comments”
Wow, yall need to get a life, LOL!!!!
:) 
Did you all see the story in the RGJ today about the dismal state of the housing market in Reno? Could it be that even the RGJ can no longer deny the obvious? I guess when new home sales fall by 64% in one year denial gets harder to maintain.
Even Brian Kaiser at UNR, who a year ago said 2007 would bring about an “adjustment” in the market, now sounds rather dismal himself. “The housing downturn is showing no signs of getting better at this point” he is quoted as saying. “I wouldn’t be surprised if 2008 is another bad year like 2007.”
A gracious thank-you and holiday wishes from Guy, and Lindie goes Lindie. Happy New Year anyway, blogsters.