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  • January 11, 2008 at 11:11 AM #11471
    pencilneck
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    A sign of the times from the front page of the UT: The solitary San Diego County Zip Code whose median price did not drop in the last quarter.

    http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/northcounty/20080111-9999-1n11peak.html

    January 11, 2008 at 11:40 AM #134271
    blahblahblah
    Participant

    There is a lot of equity to be “liberated” and 401K money to be drained up there in the 92011. Once that runs out the foreclosures will come thick and fast. Wait a couple of years.

    January 11, 2008 at 11:40 AM #134568
    blahblahblah
    Participant

    There is a lot of equity to be “liberated” and 401K money to be drained up there in the 92011. Once that runs out the foreclosures will come thick and fast. Wait a couple of years.

    January 11, 2008 at 11:40 AM #134526
    blahblahblah
    Participant

    There is a lot of equity to be “liberated” and 401K money to be drained up there in the 92011. Once that runs out the foreclosures will come thick and fast. Wait a couple of years.

    January 11, 2008 at 11:40 AM #134465
    blahblahblah
    Participant

    There is a lot of equity to be “liberated” and 401K money to be drained up there in the 92011. Once that runs out the foreclosures will come thick and fast. Wait a couple of years.

    January 11, 2008 at 11:40 AM #134473
    blahblahblah
    Participant

    There is a lot of equity to be “liberated” and 401K money to be drained up there in the 92011. Once that runs out the foreclosures will come thick and fast. Wait a couple of years.

    January 11, 2008 at 11:41 AM #134531
    Aecetia
    Participant

    Or less.

    January 11, 2008 at 11:41 AM #134573
    Aecetia
    Participant

    Or less.

    January 11, 2008 at 11:41 AM #134477
    Aecetia
    Participant

    Or less.

    January 11, 2008 at 11:41 AM #134470
    Aecetia
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    Or less.

    January 11, 2008 at 11:41 AM #134276
    Aecetia
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    Or less.

    January 11, 2008 at 11:48 AM #134594
    svelte
    Participant

    Yeah, that’s the zip code where Dominic posted the following for one street in the Bay Collection, built in 2005, 2006:

    Original Sale….Mortgage 1….Mortgage 2
    ——————————————-
    1,650,000…1,000,000
    1,100,000…..900,000….20,000
    1,430,000…1,143,000
    1,295,000…1,036,000…130,000
    1,549,000…1,000,000…394,000
    1,182,000…1,211,000
    1,320,000…..680,000
    1,199,000…1,220,000
    1,407,000…..825,000…200,000
    1,250,000…1,000,000…250,000
    1,438,000…..986,000
    1,000,000…..800,000…150,000
    1,139,000…..838,000
    1,656,000…1,324,000…165,000
    1,191,000…..833,000
    1,400,000…1,075,000…200,000
    1,258,000…..710,000
    1,390,000…..900,000
    1,456,000…..975,000…375,000
    1,900,000…1,000,000…400,000
    1,240,000…1,105,000…240,000
    1,265,000…1,000,000…250,000
    1,245,000…..934,000
    1,360,000…1,280,000…100,000
    1,205,000…1,053,000
    1,238,000…..980,000…250,000
    1,234,000…..987,000…200,000
    1,305,000…..700,000
    1,435,000…1,000,000…291,000
    1,250,000…1,000,000
    1,412,000…..980,000
    1,409,000…1,120,000
    1,378,000…1,250,000
    1,762,000…1,000,000…321,000
    1,790,000…..870,000
    1,351,000…1,201,000

    Once a recession hits and a few people lose their jobs, it is going to be sheer pandemonium in that development!!!

    January 11, 2008 at 11:48 AM #134296
    svelte
    Participant

    Yeah, that’s the zip code where Dominic posted the following for one street in the Bay Collection, built in 2005, 2006:

    Original Sale….Mortgage 1….Mortgage 2
    ——————————————-
    1,650,000…1,000,000
    1,100,000…..900,000….20,000
    1,430,000…1,143,000
    1,295,000…1,036,000…130,000
    1,549,000…1,000,000…394,000
    1,182,000…1,211,000
    1,320,000…..680,000
    1,199,000…1,220,000
    1,407,000…..825,000…200,000
    1,250,000…1,000,000…250,000
    1,438,000…..986,000
    1,000,000…..800,000…150,000
    1,139,000…..838,000
    1,656,000…1,324,000…165,000
    1,191,000…..833,000
    1,400,000…1,075,000…200,000
    1,258,000…..710,000
    1,390,000…..900,000
    1,456,000…..975,000…375,000
    1,900,000…1,000,000…400,000
    1,240,000…1,105,000…240,000
    1,265,000…1,000,000…250,000
    1,245,000…..934,000
    1,360,000…1,280,000…100,000
    1,205,000…1,053,000
    1,238,000…..980,000…250,000
    1,234,000…..987,000…200,000
    1,305,000…..700,000
    1,435,000…1,000,000…291,000
    1,250,000…1,000,000
    1,412,000…..980,000
    1,409,000…1,120,000
    1,378,000…1,250,000
    1,762,000…1,000,000…321,000
    1,790,000…..870,000
    1,351,000…1,201,000

    Once a recession hits and a few people lose their jobs, it is going to be sheer pandemonium in that development!!!

    January 11, 2008 at 11:48 AM #134551
    svelte
    Participant

    Yeah, that’s the zip code where Dominic posted the following for one street in the Bay Collection, built in 2005, 2006:

    Original Sale….Mortgage 1….Mortgage 2
    ——————————————-
    1,650,000…1,000,000
    1,100,000…..900,000….20,000
    1,430,000…1,143,000
    1,295,000…1,036,000…130,000
    1,549,000…1,000,000…394,000
    1,182,000…1,211,000
    1,320,000…..680,000
    1,199,000…1,220,000
    1,407,000…..825,000…200,000
    1,250,000…1,000,000…250,000
    1,438,000…..986,000
    1,000,000…..800,000…150,000
    1,139,000…..838,000
    1,656,000…1,324,000…165,000
    1,191,000…..833,000
    1,400,000…1,075,000…200,000
    1,258,000…..710,000
    1,390,000…..900,000
    1,456,000…..975,000…375,000
    1,900,000…1,000,000…400,000
    1,240,000…1,105,000…240,000
    1,265,000…1,000,000…250,000
    1,245,000…..934,000
    1,360,000…1,280,000…100,000
    1,205,000…1,053,000
    1,238,000…..980,000…250,000
    1,234,000…..987,000…200,000
    1,305,000…..700,000
    1,435,000…1,000,000…291,000
    1,250,000…1,000,000
    1,412,000…..980,000
    1,409,000…1,120,000
    1,378,000…1,250,000
    1,762,000…1,000,000…321,000
    1,790,000…..870,000
    1,351,000…1,201,000

    Once a recession hits and a few people lose their jobs, it is going to be sheer pandemonium in that development!!!

    January 11, 2008 at 11:48 AM #134498
    svelte
    Participant

    Yeah, that’s the zip code where Dominic posted the following for one street in the Bay Collection, built in 2005, 2006:

    Original Sale….Mortgage 1….Mortgage 2
    ——————————————-
    1,650,000…1,000,000
    1,100,000…..900,000….20,000
    1,430,000…1,143,000
    1,295,000…1,036,000…130,000
    1,549,000…1,000,000…394,000
    1,182,000…1,211,000
    1,320,000…..680,000
    1,199,000…1,220,000
    1,407,000…..825,000…200,000
    1,250,000…1,000,000…250,000
    1,438,000…..986,000
    1,000,000…..800,000…150,000
    1,139,000…..838,000
    1,656,000…1,324,000…165,000
    1,191,000…..833,000
    1,400,000…1,075,000…200,000
    1,258,000…..710,000
    1,390,000…..900,000
    1,456,000…..975,000…375,000
    1,900,000…1,000,000…400,000
    1,240,000…1,105,000…240,000
    1,265,000…1,000,000…250,000
    1,245,000…..934,000
    1,360,000…1,280,000…100,000
    1,205,000…1,053,000
    1,238,000…..980,000…250,000
    1,234,000…..987,000…200,000
    1,305,000…..700,000
    1,435,000…1,000,000…291,000
    1,250,000…1,000,000
    1,412,000…..980,000
    1,409,000…1,120,000
    1,378,000…1,250,000
    1,762,000…1,000,000…321,000
    1,790,000…..870,000
    1,351,000…1,201,000

    Once a recession hits and a few people lose their jobs, it is going to be sheer pandemonium in that development!!!

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