it has to slow down sometime....not to stop the optimism of right now, but you can't plan for it to NEVER slow down....
I think Florida is a long way from any slow-down.
One aspect of the "bubble" is the passing of many people who are over the age of 65. Homes that have been in the family in many parts of the NE and FLA are empty as the last member of the household dies or moves into a nursing home. The number of houses and the inheritance that is passed along is a major factor. New money allows people in the 40s and 50s to buy up as they sell out of their home too and the cycle expands.</p>