11716 Thomas Hayes, Mira Mesa

[sdrealtor]

Apparently not.

FWIW, in the last 6 months there have been only 3 closed sales of 2000+ sq ft homes in 92126 north of Calle Cristobal. The 2 traditional sales sold in 1 and 3 days. There are 2 in escrow and one short sale currently collecting offers. Sounds like a pretty stable market.

Take a nicely maintained home like that one on a prime canyon lot and while it might not be you, someone will pay a pretty penny for it. Supply and demand at work……….

[ybitz]

Slightly off-topic, but who’s this Thomas Hayes guy that has this street named after him? Wikipedia gives several possibilities:

* Thomas W. Hayes, California State Treasurer
* Thomas Hayes (19th century), land owner in San Francisco
* Thomas Hayes (sailor) (born 1840), American Civil War sailor and Medal of Honor recipient
* Thomas Hayes (scientist)
* Thomas Hayes (Texas politician)
* Thomas L. Hayes, Vermont Supreme Court Justice
* Tommy Hayes, rugby union player

[ybitz]

Slightly off-topic, but who’s this Thomas Hayes guy that has this street named after him? Wikipedia gives several possibilities:

* Thomas W. Hayes, California State Treasurer
* Thomas Hayes (19th century), land owner in San Francisco
* Thomas Hayes (sailor) (born 1840), American Civil War sailor and Medal of Honor recipient
* Thomas Hayes (scientist)
* Thomas Hayes (Texas politician)
* Thomas L. Hayes, Vermont Supreme Court Justice
* Tommy Hayes, rugby union player

[ybitz]

Slightly off-topic, but who’s this Thomas Hayes guy that has this street named after him? Wikipedia gives several possibilities:

* Thomas W. Hayes, California State Treasurer
* Thomas Hayes (19th century), land owner in San Francisco
* Thomas Hayes (sailor) (born 1840), American Civil War sailor and Medal of Honor recipient
* Thomas Hayes (scientist)
* Thomas Hayes (Texas politician)
* Thomas L. Hayes, Vermont Supreme Court Justice
* Tommy Hayes, rugby union player

[ybitz]

Slightly off-topic, but who’s this Thomas Hayes guy that has this street named after him? Wikipedia gives several possibilities:

* Thomas W. Hayes, California State Treasurer
* Thomas Hayes (19th century), land owner in San Francisco
* Thomas Hayes (sailor) (born 1840), American Civil War sailor and Medal of Honor recipient
* Thomas Hayes (scientist)
* Thomas Hayes (Texas politician)
* Thomas L. Hayes, Vermont Supreme Court Justice
* Tommy Hayes, rugby union player

[ybitz]

Slightly off-topic, but who’s this Thomas Hayes guy that has this street named after him? Wikipedia gives several possibilities:

* Thomas W. Hayes, California State Treasurer
* Thomas Hayes (19th century), land owner in San Francisco
* Thomas Hayes (sailor) (born 1840), American Civil War sailor and Medal of Honor recipient
* Thomas Hayes (scientist)
* Thomas Hayes (Texas politician)
* Thomas L. Hayes, Vermont Supreme Court Justice
* Tommy Hayes, rugby union player

[briansd1]

ybitz, i would like to know also.

Did you notice that few streets in USA are named for people (as compared to Europe or other countries).

It’s numbers or trees… or camino del sol, del sur, etc..

[briansd1]

ybitz, i would like to know also.

Did you notice that few streets in USA are named for people (as compared to Europe or other countries).

It’s numbers or trees… or camino del sol, del sur, etc..

[briansd1]

ybitz, i would like to know also.

Did you notice that few streets in USA are named for people (as compared to Europe or other countries).

It’s numbers or trees… or camino del sol, del sur, etc..

[briansd1]

ybitz, i would like to know also.

Did you notice that few streets in USA are named for people (as compared to Europe or other countries).

It’s numbers or trees… or camino del sol, del sur, etc..

[briansd1]

ybitz, i would like to know also.

Did you notice that few streets in USA are named for people (as compared to Europe or other countries).

It’s numbers or trees… or camino del sol, del sur, etc..

[all]

[quote=briansd1]
Did you notice that few streets in USA are named for people (as compared to Europe or other countries).

It’s numbers or trees… or camino del sol, del sur, etc..[/quote]

You quickly run out of the well known and non-controversial people with easy to spell names. It’s easier with phonetic languages.

Is it Bush or Busch? Nixon, Nickson or maybe Nickson? And do they deserve the honor? And would you want to live on a street named after a murderous wingnut or a wimpy moonbat?

You solve a lot of problems by avoiding them.

[all]

[quote=briansd1]
Did you notice that few streets in USA are named for people (as compared to Europe or other countries).

It’s numbers or trees… or camino del sol, del sur, etc..[/quote]

You quickly run out of the well known and non-controversial people with easy to spell names. It’s easier with phonetic languages.

Is it Bush or Busch? Nixon, Nickson or maybe Nickson? And do they deserve the honor? And would you want to live on a street named after a murderous wingnut or a wimpy moonbat?

You solve a lot of problems by avoiding them.

[all]

[quote=briansd1]
Did you notice that few streets in USA are named for people (as compared to Europe or other countries).

It’s numbers or trees… or camino del sol, del sur, etc..[/quote]

You quickly run out of the well known and non-controversial people with easy to spell names. It’s easier with phonetic languages.

Is it Bush or Busch? Nixon, Nickson or maybe Nickson? And do they deserve the honor? And would you want to live on a street named after a murderous wingnut or a wimpy moonbat?

You solve a lot of problems by avoiding them.

[all]

[quote=briansd1]
Did you notice that few streets in USA are named for people (as compared to Europe or other countries).

It’s numbers or trees… or camino del sol, del sur, etc..[/quote]

You quickly run out of the well known and non-controversial people with easy to spell names. It’s easier with phonetic languages.

Is it Bush or Busch? Nixon, Nickson or maybe Nickson? And do they deserve the honor? And would you want to live on a street named after a murderous wingnut or a wimpy moonbat?

You solve a lot of problems by avoiding them.

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