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February 2, 2011 at 11:37 AM #662297February 2, 2011 at 7:41 PM #662683paramountParticipant
This thread is interesting for me on a personal level as I was almost relocated to Virginia; in fact I recently had to decide whether to stay in San Diego or head to Virginia.
I started by looking in Sterling-which is an area I like and not far at all from DC IMO. Only a few minutes really to Tyson’s Corner. Prices seemed pretty high in Sterling and holding as far as I could tell, so then I started looking in Gainesville.
Gainesville is really very similar to Temecula and I would characterize both as exurbs. Well, there is one difference – Gainesville RE prices did not fall nearly as much from the peak compared to Temecula.
I suspect the reason for the huge difference is that the unemployment rate in NOVA is around 6%, meanwhile the unemployment rate in the IE is north of 15%.
The rest of the country suffers for the benefit of the DC area.
February 2, 2011 at 7:41 PM #661882paramountParticipantThis thread is interesting for me on a personal level as I was almost relocated to Virginia; in fact I recently had to decide whether to stay in San Diego or head to Virginia.
I started by looking in Sterling-which is an area I like and not far at all from DC IMO. Only a few minutes really to Tyson’s Corner. Prices seemed pretty high in Sterling and holding as far as I could tell, so then I started looking in Gainesville.
Gainesville is really very similar to Temecula and I would characterize both as exurbs. Well, there is one difference – Gainesville RE prices did not fall nearly as much from the peak compared to Temecula.
I suspect the reason for the huge difference is that the unemployment rate in NOVA is around 6%, meanwhile the unemployment rate in the IE is north of 15%.
The rest of the country suffers for the benefit of the DC area.
February 2, 2011 at 7:41 PM #663016paramountParticipantThis thread is interesting for me on a personal level as I was almost relocated to Virginia; in fact I recently had to decide whether to stay in San Diego or head to Virginia.
I started by looking in Sterling-which is an area I like and not far at all from DC IMO. Only a few minutes really to Tyson’s Corner. Prices seemed pretty high in Sterling and holding as far as I could tell, so then I started looking in Gainesville.
Gainesville is really very similar to Temecula and I would characterize both as exurbs. Well, there is one difference – Gainesville RE prices did not fall nearly as much from the peak compared to Temecula.
I suspect the reason for the huge difference is that the unemployment rate in NOVA is around 6%, meanwhile the unemployment rate in the IE is north of 15%.
The rest of the country suffers for the benefit of the DC area.
February 2, 2011 at 7:41 PM #662547paramountParticipantThis thread is interesting for me on a personal level as I was almost relocated to Virginia; in fact I recently had to decide whether to stay in San Diego or head to Virginia.
I started by looking in Sterling-which is an area I like and not far at all from DC IMO. Only a few minutes really to Tyson’s Corner. Prices seemed pretty high in Sterling and holding as far as I could tell, so then I started looking in Gainesville.
Gainesville is really very similar to Temecula and I would characterize both as exurbs. Well, there is one difference – Gainesville RE prices did not fall nearly as much from the peak compared to Temecula.
I suspect the reason for the huge difference is that the unemployment rate in NOVA is around 6%, meanwhile the unemployment rate in the IE is north of 15%.
The rest of the country suffers for the benefit of the DC area.
February 2, 2011 at 7:41 PM #661944paramountParticipantThis thread is interesting for me on a personal level as I was almost relocated to Virginia; in fact I recently had to decide whether to stay in San Diego or head to Virginia.
I started by looking in Sterling-which is an area I like and not far at all from DC IMO. Only a few minutes really to Tyson’s Corner. Prices seemed pretty high in Sterling and holding as far as I could tell, so then I started looking in Gainesville.
Gainesville is really very similar to Temecula and I would characterize both as exurbs. Well, there is one difference – Gainesville RE prices did not fall nearly as much from the peak compared to Temecula.
I suspect the reason for the huge difference is that the unemployment rate in NOVA is around 6%, meanwhile the unemployment rate in the IE is north of 15%.
The rest of the country suffers for the benefit of the DC area.
February 2, 2011 at 7:48 PM #662562paramountParticipantAs I researched the Northern Virginia area, I really struggled to find schools that compared well to schools in Temecula (based on the greatschools.org rating system). Very few 9/10 schools in NOVA whereas almost every elem. school in Temecula is rated a 9 or better.
February 2, 2011 at 7:48 PM #662698paramountParticipantAs I researched the Northern Virginia area, I really struggled to find schools that compared well to schools in Temecula (based on the greatschools.org rating system). Very few 9/10 schools in NOVA whereas almost every elem. school in Temecula is rated a 9 or better.
February 2, 2011 at 7:48 PM #661897paramountParticipantAs I researched the Northern Virginia area, I really struggled to find schools that compared well to schools in Temecula (based on the greatschools.org rating system). Very few 9/10 schools in NOVA whereas almost every elem. school in Temecula is rated a 9 or better.
February 2, 2011 at 7:48 PM #663031paramountParticipantAs I researched the Northern Virginia area, I really struggled to find schools that compared well to schools in Temecula (based on the greatschools.org rating system). Very few 9/10 schools in NOVA whereas almost every elem. school in Temecula is rated a 9 or better.
February 2, 2011 at 7:48 PM #661959paramountParticipantAs I researched the Northern Virginia area, I really struggled to find schools that compared well to schools in Temecula (based on the greatschools.org rating system). Very few 9/10 schools in NOVA whereas almost every elem. school in Temecula is rated a 9 or better.
February 2, 2011 at 8:20 PM #661947patbParticipant“Not sure if VA is a judicial or non-judicial foreclosure state. patb, do you know?”
Non Judicial. 14 days from NOD to NOT if they want.
so why properties are lingering is beside me.
“How is the market in Chevy Chase”
The papers claim it’s up 27% in a year.I don’t follow the MD market much.
February 2, 2011 at 8:20 PM #662748patbParticipant“Not sure if VA is a judicial or non-judicial foreclosure state. patb, do you know?”
Non Judicial. 14 days from NOD to NOT if they want.
so why properties are lingering is beside me.
“How is the market in Chevy Chase”
The papers claim it’s up 27% in a year.I don’t follow the MD market much.
February 2, 2011 at 8:20 PM #663081patbParticipant“Not sure if VA is a judicial or non-judicial foreclosure state. patb, do you know?”
Non Judicial. 14 days from NOD to NOT if they want.
so why properties are lingering is beside me.
“How is the market in Chevy Chase”
The papers claim it’s up 27% in a year.I don’t follow the MD market much.
February 2, 2011 at 8:20 PM #662612patbParticipant“Not sure if VA is a judicial or non-judicial foreclosure state. patb, do you know?”
Non Judicial. 14 days from NOD to NOT if they want.
so why properties are lingering is beside me.
“How is the market in Chevy Chase”
The papers claim it’s up 27% in a year.I don’t follow the MD market much.
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