Do people actually believe this garbage? I mean really? Do they say, well, Detroit with its 918’000 people shouldnt be counted, but La Jolla, with its 42’000 people should??? (The community planning area of La Jolla does not include all of the 92037 area. For planning purposes the community consists of approximately 5,718 acres with population of 29,069.)
I am not sure if the REBA (La Jolla Real Estate Brokers’ Association) is counting the whole zip, or just the planning area, but really? We should ignore the 20-1 population difference and only choose the areas we like when computing national stats?
