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November 02, 2007
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That doesn't surprise me that Seattle continues to increase even in this market. Although recently I have read evidence that suggests otherwise. The Phoenix - Scottsdale area is still pretty flat, although business has definitely picked up in the last month or so (snowbird season here).
Posted by: Barry Cox | November 04, 2007 at 08:54 AM