20 new homes to be bulldozed in Temecula (signaling a bottom:)

[Rt.66]

Redhawk has an entire nieghborhood abandoned mid build. Its surreal.

On a side note: oranges are $2lb in freaking season!

[scaredyclassic]

on the issue of “temecula is the fancy place, murrieta is the ugly stepchild”, I kinda remember in the 04-06 period, the median sales prices actually being higher in murrieta than in temecula. i was looking at places in murrieta at the time and i don’t remember at all during the bubble anyone saying murrieta was a cheaper, lesser option to living in the primo temecula area. indeed, i remember the opposite, that murrieta was higher priced and a little better as the “newer” area. I could be wrong, but I’m pretty sure i remmeber the pricing right…theyw ere definitely close, though….

[scaredyclassic]

on the issue of “temecula is the fancy place, murrieta is the ugly stepchild”, I kinda remember in the 04-06 period, the median sales prices actually being higher in murrieta than in temecula. i was looking at places in murrieta at the time and i don’t remember at all during the bubble anyone saying murrieta was a cheaper, lesser option to living in the primo temecula area. indeed, i remember the opposite, that murrieta was higher priced and a little better as the “newer” area. I could be wrong, but I’m pretty sure i remmeber the pricing right…theyw ere definitely close, though….

[scaredyclassic]

on the issue of “temecula is the fancy place, murrieta is the ugly stepchild”, I kinda remember in the 04-06 period, the median sales prices actually being higher in murrieta than in temecula. i was looking at places in murrieta at the time and i don’t remember at all during the bubble anyone saying murrieta was a cheaper, lesser option to living in the primo temecula area. indeed, i remember the opposite, that murrieta was higher priced and a little better as the “newer” area. I could be wrong, but I’m pretty sure i remmeber the pricing right…theyw ere definitely close, though….

[scaredyclassic]

on the issue of “temecula is the fancy place, murrieta is the ugly stepchild”, I kinda remember in the 04-06 period, the median sales prices actually being higher in murrieta than in temecula. i was looking at places in murrieta at the time and i don’t remember at all during the bubble anyone saying murrieta was a cheaper, lesser option to living in the primo temecula area. indeed, i remember the opposite, that murrieta was higher priced and a little better as the “newer” area. I could be wrong, but I’m pretty sure i remmeber the pricing right…theyw ere definitely close, though….

[scaredyclassic]

on the issue of “temecula is the fancy place, murrieta is the ugly stepchild”, I kinda remember in the 04-06 period, the median sales prices actually being higher in murrieta than in temecula. i was looking at places in murrieta at the time and i don’t remember at all during the bubble anyone saying murrieta was a cheaper, lesser option to living in the primo temecula area. indeed, i remember the opposite, that murrieta was higher priced and a little better as the “newer” area. I could be wrong, but I’m pretty sure i remmeber the pricing right…theyw ere definitely close, though….

[eclipxe]

[quote=desmond][quote=paramount]I saw the original video on youtube that mentioned houses would be demolished in Temecula, but I’m still trying to track down exactly which homes….

I have a feeling it’s in the French Valley area which is not Temecula, but often referred to as Temecula.[/quote]

Look the ship is sinking let’s get into the life boats: “No, I think our side of the ship is OK.”

Or if you live in T.V.

Soup kitchens opening, homes being torn down, foreclosures everywhere: “It is happening on the otherside of town, still a great place to buy.”[/quote]

See you guys *finally* start to understand. A few homes torn down, economical dining options, bank discount homes!

Bottom.

[eclipxe]

[quote=desmond][quote=paramount]I saw the original video on youtube that mentioned houses would be demolished in Temecula, but I’m still trying to track down exactly which homes….

I have a feeling it’s in the French Valley area which is not Temecula, but often referred to as Temecula.[/quote]

Look the ship is sinking let’s get into the life boats: “No, I think our side of the ship is OK.”

Or if you live in T.V.

Soup kitchens opening, homes being torn down, foreclosures everywhere: “It is happening on the otherside of town, still a great place to buy.”[/quote]

See you guys *finally* start to understand. A few homes torn down, economical dining options, bank discount homes!

Bottom.

[eclipxe]

[quote=desmond][quote=paramount]I saw the original video on youtube that mentioned houses would be demolished in Temecula, but I’m still trying to track down exactly which homes….

I have a feeling it’s in the French Valley area which is not Temecula, but often referred to as Temecula.[/quote]

Look the ship is sinking let’s get into the life boats: “No, I think our side of the ship is OK.”

Or if you live in T.V.

Soup kitchens opening, homes being torn down, foreclosures everywhere: “It is happening on the otherside of town, still a great place to buy.”[/quote]

See you guys *finally* start to understand. A few homes torn down, economical dining options, bank discount homes!

Bottom.

[eclipxe]

[quote=desmond][quote=paramount]I saw the original video on youtube that mentioned houses would be demolished in Temecula, but I’m still trying to track down exactly which homes….

I have a feeling it’s in the French Valley area which is not Temecula, but often referred to as Temecula.[/quote]

Look the ship is sinking let’s get into the life boats: “No, I think our side of the ship is OK.”

Or if you live in T.V.

Soup kitchens opening, homes being torn down, foreclosures everywhere: “It is happening on the otherside of town, still a great place to buy.”[/quote]

See you guys *finally* start to understand. A few homes torn down, economical dining options, bank discount homes!

Bottom.

[eclipxe]

[quote=desmond][quote=paramount]I saw the original video on youtube that mentioned houses would be demolished in Temecula, but I’m still trying to track down exactly which homes….

I have a feeling it’s in the French Valley area which is not Temecula, but often referred to as Temecula.[/quote]

Look the ship is sinking let’s get into the life boats: “No, I think our side of the ship is OK.”

Or if you live in T.V.

Soup kitchens opening, homes being torn down, foreclosures everywhere: “It is happening on the otherside of town, still a great place to buy.”[/quote]

See you guys *finally* start to understand. A few homes torn down, economical dining options, bank discount homes!

Bottom.

[eclipxe]

[quote=Rt.66]Thanks for the link. Wow! On top of 20 homes being dozered, we ALSO have an entire condo-complex being torn down mid-build as well![/quote]

That complex has been mid-build since 2001. The developer never finished and the city (Murrieta) has fought for years to get it torn down. It has deteriorated and rotted.

[eclipxe]

[quote=Rt.66]Thanks for the link. Wow! On top of 20 homes being dozered, we ALSO have an entire condo-complex being torn down mid-build as well![/quote]

That complex has been mid-build since 2001. The developer never finished and the city (Murrieta) has fought for years to get it torn down. It has deteriorated and rotted.

[eclipxe]

[quote=Rt.66]Thanks for the link. Wow! On top of 20 homes being dozered, we ALSO have an entire condo-complex being torn down mid-build as well![/quote]

That complex has been mid-build since 2001. The developer never finished and the city (Murrieta) has fought for years to get it torn down. It has deteriorated and rotted.

[eclipxe]

[quote=Rt.66]Thanks for the link. Wow! On top of 20 homes being dozered, we ALSO have an entire condo-complex being torn down mid-build as well![/quote]

That complex has been mid-build since 2001. The developer never finished and the city (Murrieta) has fought for years to get it torn down. It has deteriorated and rotted.

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