Its interesting,
during the boom everyone wanted to borrow, rates were higher, homes overpriced.
Not exact matches
Everyone who has lived here a while knows that the
boom is not going to last, including Sondra Eoff, who is footing about half the $ 80 million bill for the downtown project, meant to help keep the town vibrant for the longrun and not just
during boomtimes.
Everyone shows ex-post an overheating economy
during the housing
boom:
He sold high
during the Dot.com
boom when
everyone else was still buying.
During the
boom years,
everyone bought stocks without considering the fundamentals.
I don't see clients arguing over who gets to keep the house, or the car, because there isn't any equity in either anymore (unlike
during the real estate
boom) or when incomes were higher and
everyone owned their cars outright.
Everyone of course loves the wealth generated
during booms.