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  1. #1
    sac25274 is offline Fixer Upper
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    Feb 2008
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    Default What factors lead to increase in house prices

    Can some tell me what are the factors that leads to increase in house prices in the market? I live in the Sacramento, and heard that houses in the area went up a few years ago because of the number of demands, which those high # of demands results from people moving in from the bay area and increase of immigrants (especially Hispanics). What are other factors? Your response would be appreciate. Thank you in advance.

    Steve

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    RobM is offline Condominium
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    Its basic economics...When the supply is low, and there is demand for that area the value will increase. When the supply is high, value and demand will decrease.
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