US Economy Timeline–Depression–Recession: How Long Will It Last?

2002—2007         Real Estate Boom

2001—2002         Corporate scandals

1995—2000         DOT.com exaggeration

1991—1995         Slow, steady recovery

1989—1991         Savings & Loan Crisis

1982—1987         80’s Boom

1970—1982         Oil shocks—high prices

1960—1970         Peaks and Valleys

1945—1970         25 years of The Affluent Society Period (after World War II)

1929—1945         16 years of The Great Depression

I think the primary point I’m wanting to make is that we have experienced many shifts, changes and ups, downs with the economy in the past AND we will recover from this TOO.

The sun will come out tomorrow.

We will recover from the depression of the 1930’s.

London will rebuild from World War II.

The devastation from the Twin Towers will be cleared away.

The tsunami damage in Japan with be cleared away.

After a long cold winter, spring always returns, the sun comes out, the snow melts and the daffodils come into bloom again.

*Excerpt from Julie Hutton’s book Making a Financial Comeback to be released June 2011.

  Warmest, Julie

 Julie Hutton

 Realtor(R)

Sales & Marketing Specialist

Coldwell Banker Bain

8525 120th Ave NE, Ste 100

Kirkland, WA 98033

425-260-4440

Julie@JulieHutton.com

http://www.JulieHutton.com

Getting Your Home to SOLD (1:32) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yp5QuB3YpDM

Facebook Profile http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kirkland-WA/Julie-Hutton-Real-Estate/95502741259

Julie Hutton’s BLOG https://juliehutton.wordpress.com/

Linkedin http://www.linkedin.com/in/juliehutton

 

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TOUR THE INTERIOR: 4815 Glenhaven Drive Everett WA 98203

Immaculate, updated home on large, serene park setting in coveted Glenhaven area.

Beautiful kitchen granite counters w/quality slide-out drawers. Milgard windows. Master: California Closet and marble floor/vanity & private deck. Gas log fire, New carpet, Skylight. Laundry in lower level/once a kitchen. Close in yet quiet.

Prof. landscaped w/ TWO slate patios, hot tub, sprinkler. Exceptionally well-maintained and upgraded. Newer Cedar roof, sewer line, electrical panel. .7 mile to public beach.

Until we connect again…

Warmest, Julie

 

Julie Hutton

Realtor

Sales & Marketing Specialist

Coldwell Banker Bain

8525 120th Ave NE, Ste 100

Kirkland, WA 98033

425-260-4440

Julie@JulieHutton.com

http://www.JulieHutton.com

Getting Your Home to SOLD (1:32) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yp5QuB3YpDM

Facebook Profile http://www.facebook.com/pages/Kirkland-WA/Julie-Hutton-Real-Estate/95502741259

Julie Hutton’s BLOG https://juliehutton.wordpress.com/

Linkedin http://www.linkedin.com/in/juliehutton

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SEATTLE real estate poised to rebound

SEATTLE, the best place for real estate to rebound, according to Forbes

Isn’t that refreshing news!

Right from the pages of Forbes online magazine.

 

And when it does rebound some experts believe it will come back with a vengeance.

 

Did you know that Seattle is considered an international gateway with its shipping ports and easy access to the Asian world. Experts have long thought our part of the country was undervalued.

 

Seattle and its surrounding area, is highly valued for its vital downtown where people can forgo cars and walk to destinations.

 

It’s a 24 / 7, alive and vibrant city.

We’re right up there with:

Ø      San Fran

Ø      New York

Ø      Hong Kong

 

With great employment opportunities.

 

And, wonderful living conditions.

Ø      Temperate climate.

Ø      Lush greenery.

Ø      Friendly people.

 

Aren’t we blessed!

 

May 2009 be good to you!

              ~~ Julie

 

 Forbes link  http://www.forbes.com/2008/10/29/foreclosure-recession-cities-forbeslife-cx_dp_1029realestate.html

 

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