Is the downturn over? Is it a good time to buy? This Glenville real estate broker weighs in

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Is the downturn over? Is it a good time to buy? This Glenville real estate broker weighs in

Sunday, February 24, 2008

By Miles Reed (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

Pete Flaherty has been in the housing industry since landing a job in the field with his first post-college interview. Now 45, the Glenville resident and businessman is the owner of two firms — separate mortgage and real estate brokerages.
Over the years, Flaherty has seen his share of ups and downs in the real estate market. Housing news has been bleak lately for sure, but Flaherty says he’s optimistic that the tide is starting to turn, both nationally and locally....

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