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A lot of times, rising rents really rely on growth in the area. If you have people shifting from owning to renting, then there's less competition.

There are many advantages to owning your home - but we do think that sometimes the advantages to renting are overlooked. Neither owning nor renting is the right choice for everybody at all points in their life.

Most people see condo living as somewhere between owning your own home and renting an apartment, but it's more like owning your own home. There's a responsibility that each homeowner has, whether they accept it or not,

All of the people who are renting homes in this state, their rents are going to go up even more.

In the long run the benefits of owning a permanent rail are significantly greater than renting a rail for short term use, because buying time on a rail becomes so much more expensive than owning a rail yourself.

Rising oil prices signal the economy might slow. People are a bit more unsure, and its natural we see people shifting into bonds from equities.

Karsten Linowsky

[Owning usually makes more sense than renting -- but that's assuming you're prepared to stay in your house for at least two to three years.] You need at least that much time to recoup all of the expenses of going in and going out, ... Home Buying for Dummies.

need affordable housing. Why? Because the strong economy actually drives up rents and those people who are at the bottom of the income spectrum or on fixed incomes can't afford the rents.

[Semiconductors] are an area that people saw as the premier growth area in the past. Anytime there's good news, people assume this is going to resume its growth and they rush back in. There's no fundamental pattern that would explain why they're up so much today.

If it's a seesaw, it's a little bit tilted in favor of renters. If the occupancy trend continues, then people aren't going to be putting rents up. Rents would at least stay stable and possibly decline.

Term is for a set number of years and is designed to cover years at risk. Permanent is like owning coverage instead of renting it.

We see 2005 as the year that the Bay Area economy really, finally returned to normal, where you actually started to see job growth in all parts of the Bay Area. We're not really talking about boom times for the bay. We're talking slow to moderate growth, but in the normal range of things.

Net exports are unlikely to add much to growth this year with rising oil prices and competition from China seen putting upward pressure on the trade deficit.

George Worthington

The proof that actually came to us was that the people who were renting it became unhappy with their landlord. So essentially, they turned themselves in. They provided us with a copy of a lease that the landlord had with them. That was the evidence we needed to show that in fact they were renting it.

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