I agree it is and will always be a commuter suburb, which is why I mentioned the benefits of being on the south side for it’s appeal to the s.d. commuter. I threw the jobs data in because I just read an article about the increase of jobs per resident. I will say that the West side of the freeway is now full of business parks. I don’t work in town so I don’t know who they all are but Guidant is a big medical product manufacturer (shunts, stints, fake hearts) and one of the largest employers in town, so big that they actually have a tram to take their employees to their parking lots, not being in that industry i have no clue if those are good jobs but I bet they are better than retail jobs. Just from the parents of my kids sports teams I know employees of American Semiconductor and the Outdoor channel both have headquarters in town, I’ve done no research, just sideline talk and hardly a scientific study. My point is contradictory to my hopes, I want things to crash so I can buy at a great price, but my mind is telling me that it isn’t the same situation it was 16 years ago and 23109’s issue of his 350k purchase is well below comps and is also within the price range of the current demographic. I don’t see everyone’s balance sheet but the average Temeculan has changed since I moved here in 92, they appear to be higher on the social ladder and that makes me fear that I won’t get the deal I am hoping for. Please talk me out of it because I visited a new development today and I liked it and can afford it with conventional financing, that makes me in danger of falling of the bubble wagon.
