Real estate market and jobs tied together

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Asbury Park Press

As real estate consultant Jeffrey Otteau, president of the East Brunswick-based Otteau Valuation Group, said in today’s story, "Fears of job security are putting a freeze on the market."

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Defining the Buyer of the Future

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The New York Times

The short answer from the housing trend analyst Jeffrey G. Otteau: "very different." Economic, financial and sociological changes now in progress will effectively morph the profile of the typical home buyer over the next 15 years, said Mr. Otteau, whose…

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Housing

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The Times of Trenton

Real estate appraiser Jeffrey Otteau said that beginning in September, the rate of decline for New Jersey home prices doubled, from a half-percent loss in each month to a full percent per month. Otteau said that job losses are the…

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Housing

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The Times of Trenton

Real estate appraiser Jeffrey Otteau said that beginning in September, the rate of decline for New Jersey home prices doubled, from a half-percent loss in each month to a full percent per month. Otteau said that job losses are the…

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Price Cuts Spur Home Sales

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The Wall Street Journal

We're looking for a very tepid spring market, said Jeffrey Otteau, president ofOtteau Valuation Group, an East Brunswick, N.J., appraisal firm. Mr. Otteau doesn't expect prices in New Jersey to bottom out before the second or third quarter of this…

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The Shore’s economy is expected to slump in 2009

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Asbury Park Press

The Shore's economy is expected to slump in 2009 as weary consumers deal with job insecurity, shaky home prices and depleted investments. The housing sector has yet to stabilize. Home prices statewide on average have fallen about 20 percent from…

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First-time buyers make hay in housing drought

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The Star Ledger

No one should be surprised the real estate market has turned to sawdust. Home sales in New Jersey are expected to finish 2008 at just 68,000, down 20 percent from the 85,000 sold a year ago, said Jeffrey Otteau, president…

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As Wall Street suffers, so does nearby New Jersey

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Reuters

The Wall Street upheaval that has depressed New York City's high-flying real estate market is also slowing property sales and lowering prices right across the river in the state of New Jersey. At the current pace of sales, which in…

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Housing Inventories on the Rise

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The New York Times

A new assessment of the region prepared by the Otteau Valuation Group presents a generally unlovely picture of residential sales markets: Manhattan now has an 11.8-month supply of unsold inventory, said Jeffrey G. Otteau, whose Old Bridge, N.J., company analyzes…

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