Anyway you look at it; the building sales market in 2009 was horrible, hideous, revolting, gruesome, cruel, beastly, awful and ghastly! Choose your own word, but it was really bad. I have spoken at real estate conferences across the country and hear the same thing that the results in the New York...
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