San Diego Housing Bubble News and Analysis

For questions about downtown San Diego condos please contact Mark Mills RE/MAX Realtor and downtown condo expert at 619 606-2596 or visit him at http://www.LiveAtTheTop.com where you will find condo ratings and reviews.

presumably, he's the author of that pr piece. check out his site and drop him a line...

hey Drunkle, you should go to sleep...:)
What is interesting about Mark Mills is, he claims to be a Realtor and Economist. Okay I will need to go and study more Micro 101 before I contacted this smart person.

Am I the only one to think low about economists ??

Am I the only one to think low about economists ??

what i wouldn't give to be able to sleep... actually, i think the blog machine's clock is off... besides, there's a really cheesy movie on scifi.

note that the guy is a downtown condo specialist. think his business is holding up? wonder if he's got any 2/2's in the mid/high 100's for me.

I am in the mist of LMAO.

Way overpriced condos downtown!!

And the realtor guy looks like an uber goober with that stupid dog. Geez how overpriced can you get to live downtown with all the bums and crack addicts.

Way overpriced condos downtown!!

And the realtor guy looks like an uber goober with that stupid dog. Geez how overpriced can you get to live downtown with all the bums and crack addicts.

Finally a respectable use of the word "uber". Nothing against this guy, I just normally hate that word.

Uber goober...out.

If I took a survey of commonly used listing phrases in the past 7 years, "priced out forever" would probably rank right up at the top. I think everyone on this boards knows better.

I believe that economics exists as a modern field of study, to make astrology look respectable.

Josh

A couple of years back, the U-T article ran an article about the new generation of perennial renters. That was a classic.

So what are all the former realtors doing these days, anyways ?

We paid them like 90k over the years.
One of the ladies had a pony...
I am wondering what they are now up to...

Well, whatever. It's late in the old world already.

Well either this Realtor is super smart or just lucky, while he does not say prices will always rise, he does say the longer a buyer waits the more difficult it will be to buy a home. In some ways thats true, if back a couple of years ago you could borrow $500K at 4.5% = $2,500/mo payment and prices drop say 10% to $450K but rates are now at 6.25% = $2,700/mo payment, so in that respect he is right takes a bigger paycheck to buy the place. I dont know about downtown SD but prices state wide have not yet dropped 10% have they?