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January 29, 2009 at 11:44 AM #14938January 29, 2009 at 11:54 AM #338167
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Guestwanting to live here (which was what the survey was about) and being able to afford to live here are 2 different things.
January 29, 2009 at 11:54 AM #338495Guestwanting to live here (which was what the survey was about) and being able to afford to live here are 2 different things.
January 29, 2009 at 11:54 AM #338589Guestwanting to live here (which was what the survey was about) and being able to afford to live here are 2 different things.
January 29, 2009 at 11:54 AM #338617Guestwanting to live here (which was what the survey was about) and being able to afford to live here are 2 different things.
January 29, 2009 at 11:54 AM #338709Guestwanting to live here (which was what the survey was about) and being able to afford to live here are 2 different things.
January 29, 2009 at 11:57 AM #338172DWCAP
ParticipantSacramento also made the top ten. That tells me people have little idea what they are talking about. It is a ‘grass is greener’ mentality that doesnt translate into action as SD has been loosing people rather than gaining people for years.
January 29, 2009 at 11:57 AM #338500ParticipantSacramento also made the top ten. That tells me people have little idea what they are talking about. It is a ‘grass is greener’ mentality that doesnt translate into action as SD has been loosing people rather than gaining people for years.
January 29, 2009 at 11:57 AM #338595ParticipantSacramento also made the top ten. That tells me people have little idea what they are talking about. It is a ‘grass is greener’ mentality that doesnt translate into action as SD has been loosing people rather than gaining people for years.
January 29, 2009 at 11:57 AM #338622ParticipantSacramento also made the top ten. That tells me people have little idea what they are talking about. It is a ‘grass is greener’ mentality that doesnt translate into action as SD has been loosing people rather than gaining people for years.
January 29, 2009 at 11:57 AM #338714ParticipantSacramento also made the top ten. That tells me people have little idea what they are talking about. It is a ‘grass is greener’ mentality that doesnt translate into action as SD has been loosing people rather than gaining people for years.
January 29, 2009 at 11:58 AM #338177blahblahblah
ParticipantEven in spite of its problems, this is a great place to live. Those who grew up here may never really appreciate it as well as those of use who uprooted ourselves and made the effort to move here. It is more expensive, it can be a pain, but IMO it’s worth it. RE will always command a premium here compared to other parts of the country. That said though, the nice parts of town here are still way overpriced. The pain train’s a coming. You’ll see the headlight come around the bend in 2009 and it’s gonna steamroll over the Option ARMy and the Alt-Apes starting in 2010.
In other news, I just got my lease renewal. The landlord didn’t even try to raise my rent this year. Heh heh. I’ll hunker down in my bunker for another year and pop my head out next year on Groundhog Day. If North Park crapbox 2/1s are still selling for $500K, back in my hidey-hole I’ll go for another year…
January 29, 2009 at 11:58 AM #338505ParticipantEven in spite of its problems, this is a great place to live. Those who grew up here may never really appreciate it as well as those of use who uprooted ourselves and made the effort to move here. It is more expensive, it can be a pain, but IMO it’s worth it. RE will always command a premium here compared to other parts of the country. That said though, the nice parts of town here are still way overpriced. The pain train’s a coming. You’ll see the headlight come around the bend in 2009 and it’s gonna steamroll over the Option ARMy and the Alt-Apes starting in 2010.
In other news, I just got my lease renewal. The landlord didn’t even try to raise my rent this year. Heh heh. I’ll hunker down in my bunker for another year and pop my head out next year on Groundhog Day. If North Park crapbox 2/1s are still selling for $500K, back in my hidey-hole I’ll go for another year…
January 29, 2009 at 11:58 AM #338600ParticipantEven in spite of its problems, this is a great place to live. Those who grew up here may never really appreciate it as well as those of use who uprooted ourselves and made the effort to move here. It is more expensive, it can be a pain, but IMO it’s worth it. RE will always command a premium here compared to other parts of the country. That said though, the nice parts of town here are still way overpriced. The pain train’s a coming. You’ll see the headlight come around the bend in 2009 and it’s gonna steamroll over the Option ARMy and the Alt-Apes starting in 2010.
In other news, I just got my lease renewal. The landlord didn’t even try to raise my rent this year. Heh heh. I’ll hunker down in my bunker for another year and pop my head out next year on Groundhog Day. If North Park crapbox 2/1s are still selling for $500K, back in my hidey-hole I’ll go for another year…
January 29, 2009 at 11:58 AM #338627ParticipantEven in spite of its problems, this is a great place to live. Those who grew up here may never really appreciate it as well as those of use who uprooted ourselves and made the effort to move here. It is more expensive, it can be a pain, but IMO it’s worth it. RE will always command a premium here compared to other parts of the country. That said though, the nice parts of town here are still way overpriced. The pain train’s a coming. You’ll see the headlight come around the bend in 2009 and it’s gonna steamroll over the Option ARMy and the Alt-Apes starting in 2010.
In other news, I just got my lease renewal. The landlord didn’t even try to raise my rent this year. Heh heh. I’ll hunker down in my bunker for another year and pop my head out next year on Groundhog Day. If North Park crapbox 2/1s are still selling for $500K, back in my hidey-hole I’ll go for another year…
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