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May 26, 2008 at 2:40 PM #12851May 26, 2008 at 4:44 PM #211604
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ParticipantIt’s interesting to see what’s going on in other parts of the country. There was something on TV quite a while back about Miami condo’s and how the bottom had fallen out. I wonder if Florida is slightly ahead of California in the declines?
May 26, 2008 at 4:44 PM #21167634f3f3f
ParticipantIt’s interesting to see what’s going on in other parts of the country. There was something on TV quite a while back about Miami condo’s and how the bottom had fallen out. I wonder if Florida is slightly ahead of California in the declines?
May 26, 2008 at 4:44 PM #21170334f3f3f
ParticipantIt’s interesting to see what’s going on in other parts of the country. There was something on TV quite a while back about Miami condo’s and how the bottom had fallen out. I wonder if Florida is slightly ahead of California in the declines?
May 26, 2008 at 4:44 PM #21172534f3f3f
ParticipantIt’s interesting to see what’s going on in other parts of the country. There was something on TV quite a while back about Miami condo’s and how the bottom had fallen out. I wonder if Florida is slightly ahead of California in the declines?
May 26, 2008 at 4:44 PM #21175734f3f3f
ParticipantIt’s interesting to see what’s going on in other parts of the country. There was something on TV quite a while back about Miami condo’s and how the bottom had fallen out. I wonder if Florida is slightly ahead of California in the declines?
May 26, 2008 at 11:16 PM #211799DWCAP
ParticipantI was litteraly just there this past week. Spend a week in SWFL as they call it. Spent some time in Naples, a day in siesta key, and alot of time in Fort Meyers.
First, everything is for sale. I litterally mean everything. Just ask, and if you will offer 2007 pricing, down from 2005, you can buy it. Now that isnt to say you wouldnt take a bath, cause you would. But the only reason a house isnt on the market is because they cant cover the morgage on it. I was just shocked at how many houses were for sale. I mean you could drive a block of 15 houses, and 7 were for sale, 3 were obviously vacant, and 4 were for rent. I just had to guess the last house was either Bank owned, or the only person still holding on.
Second, it is so much cheaper than here. Sure a coop on Naples coast was 500k, but you could get a 3/2 with water access for 125k. (meaning a canal leads your boat to the Carb.) This is in Fort Meyers area, not BFE.
Third, they have no industry cept real estate. If you think SD if screwed up cause all we do is sell each other stuff, go to FL. They have nothing else. I mean nothing. I spent a week looking for anything that wasnt RE or tourism related and found fishing. A WEEK, LOOKING. NOTHING.
I noticed developers signs. “SFR, from the 150k’s”. If you looked deeper into the woods, or behind the sign or where they could try to hide it, you could see the old signs, 300k,,,, 250k,,,,,,,200k,,,,,,…… It was kidna sad really. I am sure most of them have some poor dumbass from the midwest who paid full price.
Also, just on a tourism note, if any of you go to SWFL, stay in the cities along the coast. Sieta key in Saresota, Fort Meyers, Naples. F the rest. It isnt worth it. DO NOT GO ANYWHWERE ELSE, EVER!!!!!
Oh, and everyone there, wants out. The first guy I met was a parking lot attendednt, told him I was from Santa Barbara, now living in SD, and visiting for the week. First words out of his mouth were “WHy the hell are you here?” I never heard anything elese differnt than that.
May 26, 2008 at 11:16 PM #211870DWCAP
ParticipantI was litteraly just there this past week. Spend a week in SWFL as they call it. Spent some time in Naples, a day in siesta key, and alot of time in Fort Meyers.
First, everything is for sale. I litterally mean everything. Just ask, and if you will offer 2007 pricing, down from 2005, you can buy it. Now that isnt to say you wouldnt take a bath, cause you would. But the only reason a house isnt on the market is because they cant cover the morgage on it. I was just shocked at how many houses were for sale. I mean you could drive a block of 15 houses, and 7 were for sale, 3 were obviously vacant, and 4 were for rent. I just had to guess the last house was either Bank owned, or the only person still holding on.
Second, it is so much cheaper than here. Sure a coop on Naples coast was 500k, but you could get a 3/2 with water access for 125k. (meaning a canal leads your boat to the Carb.) This is in Fort Meyers area, not BFE.
Third, they have no industry cept real estate. If you think SD if screwed up cause all we do is sell each other stuff, go to FL. They have nothing else. I mean nothing. I spent a week looking for anything that wasnt RE or tourism related and found fishing. A WEEK, LOOKING. NOTHING.
I noticed developers signs. “SFR, from the 150k’s”. If you looked deeper into the woods, or behind the sign or where they could try to hide it, you could see the old signs, 300k,,,, 250k,,,,,,,200k,,,,,,…… It was kidna sad really. I am sure most of them have some poor dumbass from the midwest who paid full price.
Also, just on a tourism note, if any of you go to SWFL, stay in the cities along the coast. Sieta key in Saresota, Fort Meyers, Naples. F the rest. It isnt worth it. DO NOT GO ANYWHWERE ELSE, EVER!!!!!
Oh, and everyone there, wants out. The first guy I met was a parking lot attendednt, told him I was from Santa Barbara, now living in SD, and visiting for the week. First words out of his mouth were “WHy the hell are you here?” I never heard anything elese differnt than that.
May 26, 2008 at 11:16 PM #211899DWCAP
ParticipantI was litteraly just there this past week. Spend a week in SWFL as they call it. Spent some time in Naples, a day in siesta key, and alot of time in Fort Meyers.
First, everything is for sale. I litterally mean everything. Just ask, and if you will offer 2007 pricing, down from 2005, you can buy it. Now that isnt to say you wouldnt take a bath, cause you would. But the only reason a house isnt on the market is because they cant cover the morgage on it. I was just shocked at how many houses were for sale. I mean you could drive a block of 15 houses, and 7 were for sale, 3 were obviously vacant, and 4 were for rent. I just had to guess the last house was either Bank owned, or the only person still holding on.
Second, it is so much cheaper than here. Sure a coop on Naples coast was 500k, but you could get a 3/2 with water access for 125k. (meaning a canal leads your boat to the Carb.) This is in Fort Meyers area, not BFE.
Third, they have no industry cept real estate. If you think SD if screwed up cause all we do is sell each other stuff, go to FL. They have nothing else. I mean nothing. I spent a week looking for anything that wasnt RE or tourism related and found fishing. A WEEK, LOOKING. NOTHING.
I noticed developers signs. “SFR, from the 150k’s”. If you looked deeper into the woods, or behind the sign or where they could try to hide it, you could see the old signs, 300k,,,, 250k,,,,,,,200k,,,,,,…… It was kidna sad really. I am sure most of them have some poor dumbass from the midwest who paid full price.
Also, just on a tourism note, if any of you go to SWFL, stay in the cities along the coast. Sieta key in Saresota, Fort Meyers, Naples. F the rest. It isnt worth it. DO NOT GO ANYWHWERE ELSE, EVER!!!!!
Oh, and everyone there, wants out. The first guy I met was a parking lot attendednt, told him I was from Santa Barbara, now living in SD, and visiting for the week. First words out of his mouth were “WHy the hell are you here?” I never heard anything elese differnt than that.
May 26, 2008 at 11:16 PM #211921DWCAP
ParticipantI was litteraly just there this past week. Spend a week in SWFL as they call it. Spent some time in Naples, a day in siesta key, and alot of time in Fort Meyers.
First, everything is for sale. I litterally mean everything. Just ask, and if you will offer 2007 pricing, down from 2005, you can buy it. Now that isnt to say you wouldnt take a bath, cause you would. But the only reason a house isnt on the market is because they cant cover the morgage on it. I was just shocked at how many houses were for sale. I mean you could drive a block of 15 houses, and 7 were for sale, 3 were obviously vacant, and 4 were for rent. I just had to guess the last house was either Bank owned, or the only person still holding on.
Second, it is so much cheaper than here. Sure a coop on Naples coast was 500k, but you could get a 3/2 with water access for 125k. (meaning a canal leads your boat to the Carb.) This is in Fort Meyers area, not BFE.
Third, they have no industry cept real estate. If you think SD if screwed up cause all we do is sell each other stuff, go to FL. They have nothing else. I mean nothing. I spent a week looking for anything that wasnt RE or tourism related and found fishing. A WEEK, LOOKING. NOTHING.
I noticed developers signs. “SFR, from the 150k’s”. If you looked deeper into the woods, or behind the sign or where they could try to hide it, you could see the old signs, 300k,,,, 250k,,,,,,,200k,,,,,,…… It was kidna sad really. I am sure most of them have some poor dumbass from the midwest who paid full price.
Also, just on a tourism note, if any of you go to SWFL, stay in the cities along the coast. Sieta key in Saresota, Fort Meyers, Naples. F the rest. It isnt worth it. DO NOT GO ANYWHWERE ELSE, EVER!!!!!
Oh, and everyone there, wants out. The first guy I met was a parking lot attendednt, told him I was from Santa Barbara, now living in SD, and visiting for the week. First words out of his mouth were “WHy the hell are you here?” I never heard anything elese differnt than that.
May 26, 2008 at 11:16 PM #211952DWCAP
ParticipantI was litteraly just there this past week. Spend a week in SWFL as they call it. Spent some time in Naples, a day in siesta key, and alot of time in Fort Meyers.
First, everything is for sale. I litterally mean everything. Just ask, and if you will offer 2007 pricing, down from 2005, you can buy it. Now that isnt to say you wouldnt take a bath, cause you would. But the only reason a house isnt on the market is because they cant cover the morgage on it. I was just shocked at how many houses were for sale. I mean you could drive a block of 15 houses, and 7 were for sale, 3 were obviously vacant, and 4 were for rent. I just had to guess the last house was either Bank owned, or the only person still holding on.
Second, it is so much cheaper than here. Sure a coop on Naples coast was 500k, but you could get a 3/2 with water access for 125k. (meaning a canal leads your boat to the Carb.) This is in Fort Meyers area, not BFE.
Third, they have no industry cept real estate. If you think SD if screwed up cause all we do is sell each other stuff, go to FL. They have nothing else. I mean nothing. I spent a week looking for anything that wasnt RE or tourism related and found fishing. A WEEK, LOOKING. NOTHING.
I noticed developers signs. “SFR, from the 150k’s”. If you looked deeper into the woods, or behind the sign or where they could try to hide it, you could see the old signs, 300k,,,, 250k,,,,,,,200k,,,,,,…… It was kidna sad really. I am sure most of them have some poor dumbass from the midwest who paid full price.
Also, just on a tourism note, if any of you go to SWFL, stay in the cities along the coast. Sieta key in Saresota, Fort Meyers, Naples. F the rest. It isnt worth it. DO NOT GO ANYWHWERE ELSE, EVER!!!!!
Oh, and everyone there, wants out. The first guy I met was a parking lot attendednt, told him I was from Santa Barbara, now living in SD, and visiting for the week. First words out of his mouth were “WHy the hell are you here?” I never heard anything elese differnt than that.
May 27, 2008 at 12:40 AM #211839j
ParticipantSan Diego condos are declining and will decline, because so many are vacant. Drive through downtown at night and look up at all the dark condos. Most bought them as an investment. What is the true value of a vacant condo?
Plus HOA fees run between $250 and $800 with people paying. What will they go up to with people not paying?
May 27, 2008 at 12:40 AM #211910j
ParticipantSan Diego condos are declining and will decline, because so many are vacant. Drive through downtown at night and look up at all the dark condos. Most bought them as an investment. What is the true value of a vacant condo?
Plus HOA fees run between $250 and $800 with people paying. What will they go up to with people not paying?
May 27, 2008 at 12:40 AM #211939j
ParticipantSan Diego condos are declining and will decline, because so many are vacant. Drive through downtown at night and look up at all the dark condos. Most bought them as an investment. What is the true value of a vacant condo?
Plus HOA fees run between $250 and $800 with people paying. What will they go up to with people not paying?
May 27, 2008 at 12:40 AM #211960j
ParticipantSan Diego condos are declining and will decline, because so many are vacant. Drive through downtown at night and look up at all the dark condos. Most bought them as an investment. What is the true value of a vacant condo?
Plus HOA fees run between $250 and $800 with people paying. What will they go up to with people not paying?
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