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  • January 18, 2011 at 10:49 AM #18410
    ninaprincess
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    Very nice home in PQ closed at 500k. Slightly over my budget but not out of the question. I am thinking that this might be the way to go instead of MM.

    http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100060390-12737_Isocoma_St_San_Diego_CA_92129

    January 18, 2011 at 11:05 AM #655360
    lindismith
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    I’m sure SDR will agree. PQ is a much better option over MM.

    I’m seeing the same thing in my areas of interest: Mission Hills, OB, Pt Loma etc. I think this year I might finally find something!

    January 18, 2011 at 11:05 AM #656488
    lindismith
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    I’m sure SDR will agree. PQ is a much better option over MM.

    I’m seeing the same thing in my areas of interest: Mission Hills, OB, Pt Loma etc. I think this year I might finally find something!

    January 18, 2011 at 11:05 AM #656158
    lindismith
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    I’m sure SDR will agree. PQ is a much better option over MM.

    I’m seeing the same thing in my areas of interest: Mission Hills, OB, Pt Loma etc. I think this year I might finally find something!

    January 18, 2011 at 11:05 AM #655422
    lindismith
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    I’m sure SDR will agree. PQ is a much better option over MM.

    I’m seeing the same thing in my areas of interest: Mission Hills, OB, Pt Loma etc. I think this year I might finally find something!

    January 18, 2011 at 11:05 AM #656019
    lindismith
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    I’m sure SDR will agree. PQ is a much better option over MM.

    I’m seeing the same thing in my areas of interest: Mission Hills, OB, Pt Loma etc. I think this year I might finally find something!

    January 18, 2011 at 11:10 AM #655427
    Anonymous
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    Looks like a good deal indeed. It probably needs some work though. The sellers are the original owners. There are no pictures of the interior. Could be a reason for that…
    Interesting is also that the original owners have had a 5% annualized appreciation over 25years. About the same as buying and holding a bond index fund.

    January 18, 2011 at 11:10 AM #656493
    Anonymous
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    Looks like a good deal indeed. It probably needs some work though. The sellers are the original owners. There are no pictures of the interior. Could be a reason for that…
    Interesting is also that the original owners have had a 5% annualized appreciation over 25years. About the same as buying and holding a bond index fund.

    January 18, 2011 at 11:10 AM #656163
    Anonymous
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    Looks like a good deal indeed. It probably needs some work though. The sellers are the original owners. There are no pictures of the interior. Could be a reason for that…
    Interesting is also that the original owners have had a 5% annualized appreciation over 25years. About the same as buying and holding a bond index fund.

    January 18, 2011 at 11:10 AM #656024
    Anonymous
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    Looks like a good deal indeed. It probably needs some work though. The sellers are the original owners. There are no pictures of the interior. Could be a reason for that…
    Interesting is also that the original owners have had a 5% annualized appreciation over 25years. About the same as buying and holding a bond index fund.

    January 18, 2011 at 11:10 AM #655365
    Anonymous
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    Looks like a good deal indeed. It probably needs some work though. The sellers are the original owners. There are no pictures of the interior. Could be a reason for that…
    Interesting is also that the original owners have had a 5% annualized appreciation over 25years. About the same as buying and holding a bond index fund.

    January 18, 2011 at 11:12 AM #656029
    Scarlett
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    At your budget you will find a little nicer/newer/larger homes in Mira Mesa than in PQ, from what I can see (I am also looking in both MM and PQ). Mira Mesa schools have become very good, many of them better actually than University City ones. The API scores are now close enough to the PQ ones.

    North-West Mira Mesa around Calle Cristobal is especially nice area. It all depends what you want. Where do you have to commute to work? Do you have school-age kids?

    January 18, 2011 at 11:12 AM #655432
    Scarlett
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    At your budget you will find a little nicer/newer/larger homes in Mira Mesa than in PQ, from what I can see (I am also looking in both MM and PQ). Mira Mesa schools have become very good, many of them better actually than University City ones. The API scores are now close enough to the PQ ones.

    North-West Mira Mesa around Calle Cristobal is especially nice area. It all depends what you want. Where do you have to commute to work? Do you have school-age kids?

    January 18, 2011 at 11:12 AM #656498
    Scarlett
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    At your budget you will find a little nicer/newer/larger homes in Mira Mesa than in PQ, from what I can see (I am also looking in both MM and PQ). Mira Mesa schools have become very good, many of them better actually than University City ones. The API scores are now close enough to the PQ ones.

    North-West Mira Mesa around Calle Cristobal is especially nice area. It all depends what you want. Where do you have to commute to work? Do you have school-age kids?

    January 18, 2011 at 11:12 AM #655370
    Scarlett
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    At your budget you will find a little nicer/newer/larger homes in Mira Mesa than in PQ, from what I can see (I am also looking in both MM and PQ). Mira Mesa schools have become very good, many of them better actually than University City ones. The API scores are now close enough to the PQ ones.

    North-West Mira Mesa around Calle Cristobal is especially nice area. It all depends what you want. Where do you have to commute to work? Do you have school-age kids?

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