14627 Rio Rancho – Near Santaluz

[SD Realtor]

Flyer I couldn’t help but laugh at your description of Monet. Hey to each his own ya know? I don’t have strong feelings about the place… it is not for me but I don’t bag on it or any other places in town…

Anyways Monet is west of Santa Monica and yes it is a step or two down in quality to say the least. It is also technically in 92129 (penasquitos) while Santa Monica is 92127. Two actives I know of in Monet are at 699k and above and Santa Monica homes are generally in the 1M to start range. You cannot even compare the homes though due to the size of the homes themselves and the lots.

Also anything in the hills out there is a fire hazard. Take it or leave it.
SD Realtor

[flyer]

SD

Point well taken. Guess I should have prefaced my comments with IMHO–but that’s the feeling I get whenever I pass that development. Having lived in RSF for a long time, I have some very strong opinions about what people are willing to pay to live in what I would consider inferior locations–it amazes me.

Since nybuyer is looking at these properties from afar, just thought he/she might want to be aware of the physical location and other possible issues, as opposed to just considering the appeal of the home itself.

Now that you’ve clarified Santa Monica is not in the same location as the other development, I’ll be sure and pass that info onto my friends. If those prices come down, they may find it appealing.

[flyer]

SD

Point well taken. Guess I should have prefaced my comments with IMHO–but that’s the feeling I get whenever I pass that development. Having lived in RSF for a long time, I have some very strong opinions about what people are willing to pay to live in what I would consider inferior locations–it amazes me.

Since nybuyer is looking at these properties from afar, just thought he/she might want to be aware of the physical location and other possible issues, as opposed to just considering the appeal of the home itself.

Now that you’ve clarified Santa Monica is not in the same location as the other development, I’ll be sure and pass that info onto my friends. If those prices come down, they may find it appealing.

[flyer]

SD

Point well taken. Guess I should have prefaced my comments with IMHO–but that’s the feeling I get whenever I pass that development. Having lived in RSF for a long time, I have some very strong opinions about what people are willing to pay to live in what I would consider inferior locations–it amazes me.

Since nybuyer is looking at these properties from afar, just thought he/she might want to be aware of the physical location and other possible issues, as opposed to just considering the appeal of the home itself.

Now that you’ve clarified Santa Monica is not in the same location as the other development, I’ll be sure and pass that info onto my friends. If those prices come down, they may find it appealing.

[flyer]

SD

Point well taken. Guess I should have prefaced my comments with IMHO–but that’s the feeling I get whenever I pass that development. Having lived in RSF for a long time, I have some very strong opinions about what people are willing to pay to live in what I would consider inferior locations–it amazes me.

Since nybuyer is looking at these properties from afar, just thought he/she might want to be aware of the physical location and other possible issues, as opposed to just considering the appeal of the home itself.

Now that you’ve clarified Santa Monica is not in the same location as the other development, I’ll be sure and pass that info onto my friends. If those prices come down, they may find it appealing.

[flyer]

SD

Point well taken. Guess I should have prefaced my comments with IMHO–but that’s the feeling I get whenever I pass that development. Having lived in RSF for a long time, I have some very strong opinions about what people are willing to pay to live in what I would consider inferior locations–it amazes me.

Since nybuyer is looking at these properties from afar, just thought he/she might want to be aware of the physical location and other possible issues, as opposed to just considering the appeal of the home itself.

Now that you’ve clarified Santa Monica is not in the same location as the other development, I’ll be sure and pass that info onto my friends. If those prices come down, they may find it appealing.

[gracie]

Just to clarify…It is the Santa Monica development that has the power lines…..The Monet Collection does not.

[gracie]

Just to clarify…It is the Santa Monica development that has the power lines…..The Monet Collection does not.

[gracie]

Just to clarify…It is the Santa Monica development that has the power lines…..The Monet Collection does not.

[gracie]

Just to clarify…It is the Santa Monica development that has the power lines…..The Monet Collection does not.

[gracie]

Just to clarify…It is the Santa Monica development that has the power lines…..The Monet Collection does not.

[nybuyer]

Where exacty are the power lines? That’s a deal breaker for me. Was looking at the birds eye shots of the area on Windows Live (maps.live.com) and didn’t see any power lines nearby.

I do think the neighborhood looks nice – lots of large homes with green lawns and trees – not quite as “beige” as the other “luxury” subdividisions Was also surprised that many of these developments aren’t gated – only a handful. Why is that? Would have thought that it improves the marketability of the properties. Is it an issue with the city and/or roads?

[nybuyer]

Where exacty are the power lines? That’s a deal breaker for me. Was looking at the birds eye shots of the area on Windows Live (maps.live.com) and didn’t see any power lines nearby.

I do think the neighborhood looks nice – lots of large homes with green lawns and trees – not quite as “beige” as the other “luxury” subdividisions Was also surprised that many of these developments aren’t gated – only a handful. Why is that? Would have thought that it improves the marketability of the properties. Is it an issue with the city and/or roads?

[nybuyer]

Where exacty are the power lines? That’s a deal breaker for me. Was looking at the birds eye shots of the area on Windows Live (maps.live.com) and didn’t see any power lines nearby.

I do think the neighborhood looks nice – lots of large homes with green lawns and trees – not quite as “beige” as the other “luxury” subdividisions Was also surprised that many of these developments aren’t gated – only a handful. Why is that? Would have thought that it improves the marketability of the properties. Is it an issue with the city and/or roads?

[nybuyer]

Where exacty are the power lines? That’s a deal breaker for me. Was looking at the birds eye shots of the area on Windows Live (maps.live.com) and didn’t see any power lines nearby.

I do think the neighborhood looks nice – lots of large homes with green lawns and trees – not quite as “beige” as the other “luxury” subdividisions Was also surprised that many of these developments aren’t gated – only a handful. Why is that? Would have thought that it improves the marketability of the properties. Is it an issue with the city and/or roads?

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