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  • December 4, 2007 at 9:46 AM #11067
    jimmyle
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    I grew up in OC so I don’t know much about the schools in San Diego so I am asking for your opinion on the schools in Mira Mesa and Sorrento Valley.

    Right now there is a price premium of about $100K when compared Sorrento Valley to Mira Mesa (Calle Cristobal area). Are you guys familiar with the schools of the two areas enough to tell me about them?

    I did some searching and the Mira Mesa schools are slightly better than the state average. However, searches for Sorrento Valley schools are very confusing. is Sorrento Valley part of the Del Mar Union or San Dieguito Union?

    Thanks,

    Jimmy

    December 4, 2007 at 10:25 AM #108694
    SD Realtor
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    Jimmy I know for a fact that any homes in 92126 are served by the SD unified. Thus if you are off of calle cristobal in 92126 then your kids are going to mira mesa high school and associated schools in mira mesa.

    Now if you are in 92121 down at the far west end of calle cristobal I am not positive which school the kids would be going to. You can check with sdusd to find out. It is a pretty easy process. I have a sinking feeling your kids still end up going to sdusd but I could VERY WELL be wrong.

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    December 4, 2007 at 10:25 AM #108797
    SD Realtor
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    Jimmy I know for a fact that any homes in 92126 are served by the SD unified. Thus if you are off of calle cristobal in 92126 then your kids are going to mira mesa high school and associated schools in mira mesa.

    Now if you are in 92121 down at the far west end of calle cristobal I am not positive which school the kids would be going to. You can check with sdusd to find out. It is a pretty easy process. I have a sinking feeling your kids still end up going to sdusd but I could VERY WELL be wrong.

    SD Realtor

    December 4, 2007 at 10:25 AM #108831
    SD Realtor
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    Jimmy I know for a fact that any homes in 92126 are served by the SD unified. Thus if you are off of calle cristobal in 92126 then your kids are going to mira mesa high school and associated schools in mira mesa.

    Now if you are in 92121 down at the far west end of calle cristobal I am not positive which school the kids would be going to. You can check with sdusd to find out. It is a pretty easy process. I have a sinking feeling your kids still end up going to sdusd but I could VERY WELL be wrong.

    SD Realtor

    December 4, 2007 at 10:25 AM #108832
    SD Realtor
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    Jimmy I know for a fact that any homes in 92126 are served by the SD unified. Thus if you are off of calle cristobal in 92126 then your kids are going to mira mesa high school and associated schools in mira mesa.

    Now if you are in 92121 down at the far west end of calle cristobal I am not positive which school the kids would be going to. You can check with sdusd to find out. It is a pretty easy process. I have a sinking feeling your kids still end up going to sdusd but I could VERY WELL be wrong.

    SD Realtor

    December 4, 2007 at 10:25 AM #108851
    SD Realtor
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    Jimmy I know for a fact that any homes in 92126 are served by the SD unified. Thus if you are off of calle cristobal in 92126 then your kids are going to mira mesa high school and associated schools in mira mesa.

    Now if you are in 92121 down at the far west end of calle cristobal I am not positive which school the kids would be going to. You can check with sdusd to find out. It is a pretty easy process. I have a sinking feeling your kids still end up going to sdusd but I could VERY WELL be wrong.

    SD Realtor

    December 4, 2007 at 12:28 PM #108746
    gn
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    This is why the “median price” does not go down as much as the actual market price.

    Previously, Jimmy has been looking in Mira Mesa. But now, since prices in Mira Mesa has gone down so much, he’s considering Sorrento Valley. When prices go down, financially capable buyers don’t spend less. They spend roughly the same, getting a better house.

    Sorry for the digression 🙂

    December 4, 2007 at 12:28 PM #108849
    gn
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    This is why the “median price” does not go down as much as the actual market price.

    Previously, Jimmy has been looking in Mira Mesa. But now, since prices in Mira Mesa has gone down so much, he’s considering Sorrento Valley. When prices go down, financially capable buyers don’t spend less. They spend roughly the same, getting a better house.

    Sorry for the digression 🙂

    December 4, 2007 at 12:28 PM #108881
    gn
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    This is why the “median price” does not go down as much as the actual market price.

    Previously, Jimmy has been looking in Mira Mesa. But now, since prices in Mira Mesa has gone down so much, he’s considering Sorrento Valley. When prices go down, financially capable buyers don’t spend less. They spend roughly the same, getting a better house.

    Sorry for the digression 🙂

    December 4, 2007 at 12:28 PM #108892
    gn
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    This is why the “median price” does not go down as much as the actual market price.

    Previously, Jimmy has been looking in Mira Mesa. But now, since prices in Mira Mesa has gone down so much, he’s considering Sorrento Valley. When prices go down, financially capable buyers don’t spend less. They spend roughly the same, getting a better house.

    Sorry for the digression 🙂

    December 4, 2007 at 12:28 PM #108900
    gn
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    This is why the “median price” does not go down as much as the actual market price.

    Previously, Jimmy has been looking in Mira Mesa. But now, since prices in Mira Mesa has gone down so much, he’s considering Sorrento Valley. When prices go down, financially capable buyers don’t spend less. They spend roughly the same, getting a better house.

    Sorry for the digression 🙂

    December 4, 2007 at 1:05 PM #108765
    jimmyle
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    Yeah, I and my wife also noticed the tendency. Basically we want to buy something in the low 500s. In 2005 we were looking mostly old and small homes in Mira Mesa and in late 2006 we moved on to the newer and bigger Mira Mesa houses and now suddenly it seems Sorrento Valley is within reach if the price drops 10-15% more. My wife even suggested Carmel Valley because some houses there are listing at $599K and we thought next one or two years those could be in the low 500s.

    I guess that is why we need the Case-Shiller index.

    December 4, 2007 at 1:05 PM #108869
    jimmyle
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    Yeah, I and my wife also noticed the tendency. Basically we want to buy something in the low 500s. In 2005 we were looking mostly old and small homes in Mira Mesa and in late 2006 we moved on to the newer and bigger Mira Mesa houses and now suddenly it seems Sorrento Valley is within reach if the price drops 10-15% more. My wife even suggested Carmel Valley because some houses there are listing at $599K and we thought next one or two years those could be in the low 500s.

    I guess that is why we need the Case-Shiller index.

    December 4, 2007 at 1:05 PM #108901
    jimmyle
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    Yeah, I and my wife also noticed the tendency. Basically we want to buy something in the low 500s. In 2005 we were looking mostly old and small homes in Mira Mesa and in late 2006 we moved on to the newer and bigger Mira Mesa houses and now suddenly it seems Sorrento Valley is within reach if the price drops 10-15% more. My wife even suggested Carmel Valley because some houses there are listing at $599K and we thought next one or two years those could be in the low 500s.

    I guess that is why we need the Case-Shiller index.

    December 4, 2007 at 1:05 PM #108912
    jimmyle
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    Yeah, I and my wife also noticed the tendency. Basically we want to buy something in the low 500s. In 2005 we were looking mostly old and small homes in Mira Mesa and in late 2006 we moved on to the newer and bigger Mira Mesa houses and now suddenly it seems Sorrento Valley is within reach if the price drops 10-15% more. My wife even suggested Carmel Valley because some houses there are listing at $599K and we thought next one or two years those could be in the low 500s.

    I guess that is why we need the Case-Shiller index.

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