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December 25, 2008 at 5:19 PM #320566December 25, 2008 at 5:56 PM #320088LAAFTERHOURSParticipant
[quote=SD Realtor]I would agree with you LA… It will not surprise me if we see a bump this spring but in the long run I see more drops up there. [/quote]
There has to be considering homes built for the 700-800s in 2005 (3K sq ft) are dumping to low 500s.
Should be an interesting one to watch.
December 25, 2008 at 5:56 PM #320435LAAFTERHOURSParticipant[quote=SD Realtor]I would agree with you LA… It will not surprise me if we see a bump this spring but in the long run I see more drops up there. [/quote]
There has to be considering homes built for the 700-800s in 2005 (3K sq ft) are dumping to low 500s.
Should be an interesting one to watch.
December 25, 2008 at 5:56 PM #320488LAAFTERHOURSParticipant[quote=SD Realtor]I would agree with you LA… It will not surprise me if we see a bump this spring but in the long run I see more drops up there. [/quote]
There has to be considering homes built for the 700-800s in 2005 (3K sq ft) are dumping to low 500s.
Should be an interesting one to watch.
December 25, 2008 at 5:56 PM #320505LAAFTERHOURSParticipant[quote=SD Realtor]I would agree with you LA… It will not surprise me if we see a bump this spring but in the long run I see more drops up there. [/quote]
There has to be considering homes built for the 700-800s in 2005 (3K sq ft) are dumping to low 500s.
Should be an interesting one to watch.
December 25, 2008 at 5:56 PM #320586LAAFTERHOURSParticipant[quote=SD Realtor]I would agree with you LA… It will not surprise me if we see a bump this spring but in the long run I see more drops up there. [/quote]
There has to be considering homes built for the 700-800s in 2005 (3K sq ft) are dumping to low 500s.
Should be an interesting one to watch.
December 25, 2008 at 6:43 PM #320103waiting for bottomParticipantNo way SEH gets a bump. Several homes sitting at $560K or less unsold. Nice homes too. These are the leftovers from spring for the most part – all those that sold got at least $600K.
Several more foreclosures not on the MLS yet – 1532 Crescent and 1480 Eden. Crescent was unsuccesfully listed at 550K last spring.
Also the preimer neighborhood (Schoolhouse Road) is craking down below 2004 levels – it was holding tight at 900K+ until about a week ago. I suspect this is the Alt-A territory within SEH.
December 25, 2008 at 6:43 PM #320449waiting for bottomParticipantNo way SEH gets a bump. Several homes sitting at $560K or less unsold. Nice homes too. These are the leftovers from spring for the most part – all those that sold got at least $600K.
Several more foreclosures not on the MLS yet – 1532 Crescent and 1480 Eden. Crescent was unsuccesfully listed at 550K last spring.
Also the preimer neighborhood (Schoolhouse Road) is craking down below 2004 levels – it was holding tight at 900K+ until about a week ago. I suspect this is the Alt-A territory within SEH.
December 25, 2008 at 6:43 PM #320503waiting for bottomParticipantNo way SEH gets a bump. Several homes sitting at $560K or less unsold. Nice homes too. These are the leftovers from spring for the most part – all those that sold got at least $600K.
Several more foreclosures not on the MLS yet – 1532 Crescent and 1480 Eden. Crescent was unsuccesfully listed at 550K last spring.
Also the preimer neighborhood (Schoolhouse Road) is craking down below 2004 levels – it was holding tight at 900K+ until about a week ago. I suspect this is the Alt-A territory within SEH.
December 25, 2008 at 6:43 PM #320520waiting for bottomParticipantNo way SEH gets a bump. Several homes sitting at $560K or less unsold. Nice homes too. These are the leftovers from spring for the most part – all those that sold got at least $600K.
Several more foreclosures not on the MLS yet – 1532 Crescent and 1480 Eden. Crescent was unsuccesfully listed at 550K last spring.
Also the preimer neighborhood (Schoolhouse Road) is craking down below 2004 levels – it was holding tight at 900K+ until about a week ago. I suspect this is the Alt-A territory within SEH.
December 25, 2008 at 6:43 PM #320601waiting for bottomParticipantNo way SEH gets a bump. Several homes sitting at $560K or less unsold. Nice homes too. These are the leftovers from spring for the most part – all those that sold got at least $600K.
Several more foreclosures not on the MLS yet – 1532 Crescent and 1480 Eden. Crescent was unsuccesfully listed at 550K last spring.
Also the preimer neighborhood (Schoolhouse Road) is craking down below 2004 levels – it was holding tight at 900K+ until about a week ago. I suspect this is the Alt-A territory within SEH.
December 25, 2008 at 11:03 PM #320148PKMANParticipantSEH Mello Roos is too ridiculous
I thought long and hard about buying in SEH but ultimately looked elsewhere. This house, for example:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080071528-740_Hollowbrook_San_Marcos_Ca_92078
It looks great and at $480K is within my reach. However it’s MR is $5,400 semi-annually, with $84/mo. HOA and $9,211 of property tax. Do a quick math ($5,400×2 + $84×12 + $9,211) and I realized that I’d have to pay about $1,750 per month…before mortgage! This is too crazy.
As much as I love the “town within a town” concept of SEH, paying upward of $3,800 per month (mortgage + HOA + MR + property tax) is far from my affordability range. I think any family with combined annual income of less than $140K should stay away from SEH.
December 25, 2008 at 11:03 PM #320494PKMANParticipantSEH Mello Roos is too ridiculous
I thought long and hard about buying in SEH but ultimately looked elsewhere. This house, for example:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080071528-740_Hollowbrook_San_Marcos_Ca_92078
It looks great and at $480K is within my reach. However it’s MR is $5,400 semi-annually, with $84/mo. HOA and $9,211 of property tax. Do a quick math ($5,400×2 + $84×12 + $9,211) and I realized that I’d have to pay about $1,750 per month…before mortgage! This is too crazy.
As much as I love the “town within a town” concept of SEH, paying upward of $3,800 per month (mortgage + HOA + MR + property tax) is far from my affordability range. I think any family with combined annual income of less than $140K should stay away from SEH.
December 25, 2008 at 11:03 PM #320548PKMANParticipantSEH Mello Roos is too ridiculous
I thought long and hard about buying in SEH but ultimately looked elsewhere. This house, for example:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080071528-740_Hollowbrook_San_Marcos_Ca_92078
It looks great and at $480K is within my reach. However it’s MR is $5,400 semi-annually, with $84/mo. HOA and $9,211 of property tax. Do a quick math ($5,400×2 + $84×12 + $9,211) and I realized that I’d have to pay about $1,750 per month…before mortgage! This is too crazy.
As much as I love the “town within a town” concept of SEH, paying upward of $3,800 per month (mortgage + HOA + MR + property tax) is far from my affordability range. I think any family with combined annual income of less than $140K should stay away from SEH.
December 25, 2008 at 11:03 PM #320565PKMANParticipantSEH Mello Roos is too ridiculous
I thought long and hard about buying in SEH but ultimately looked elsewhere. This house, for example:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080071528-740_Hollowbrook_San_Marcos_Ca_92078
It looks great and at $480K is within my reach. However it’s MR is $5,400 semi-annually, with $84/mo. HOA and $9,211 of property tax. Do a quick math ($5,400×2 + $84×12 + $9,211) and I realized that I’d have to pay about $1,750 per month…before mortgage! This is too crazy.
As much as I love the “town within a town” concept of SEH, paying upward of $3,800 per month (mortgage + HOA + MR + property tax) is far from my affordability range. I think any family with combined annual income of less than $140K should stay away from SEH.
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