350~450K in 92131/92127/92128

[teatsonabull]

could be sdr….are there not some ridiculous stylistic flaws with some homes in and around San Diego county?

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

mouse-wheels are not a TV proprietary phenomena, They are everywhere in the USA.

But you can retire here as well.

Mainly I spend a lot of my free time in South OC, or Carlsbad which is about 40 miles either way for me. Downtown SD is not my cup of tea so not likely I go there much anyway. (not everyone works in Downtown SD)

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

mouse-wheels are not a TV proprietary phenomena, They are everywhere in the USA.

But you can retire here as well.

Mainly I spend a lot of my free time in South OC, or Carlsbad which is about 40 miles either way for me. Downtown SD is not my cup of tea so not likely I go there much anyway. (not everyone works in Downtown SD)

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

mouse-wheels are not a TV proprietary phenomena, They are everywhere in the USA.

But you can retire here as well.

Mainly I spend a lot of my free time in South OC, or Carlsbad which is about 40 miles either way for me. Downtown SD is not my cup of tea so not likely I go there much anyway. (not everyone works in Downtown SD)

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

mouse-wheels are not a TV proprietary phenomena, They are everywhere in the USA.

But you can retire here as well.

Mainly I spend a lot of my free time in South OC, or Carlsbad which is about 40 miles either way for me. Downtown SD is not my cup of tea so not likely I go there much anyway. (not everyone works in Downtown SD)

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

mouse-wheels are not a TV proprietary phenomena, They are everywhere in the USA.

But you can retire here as well.

Mainly I spend a lot of my free time in South OC, or Carlsbad which is about 40 miles either way for me. Downtown SD is not my cup of tea so not likely I go there much anyway. (not everyone works in Downtown SD)

[Eugene]

[quote=teatsonabull]
My point is that there are established towns and cities all over this great country that afford a much higher standard of living, both financially and culturally, than we do here.
[/quote]

My point is that Valparaiso is as much out in the sticks as Murrieta. The further “out” you go, the cheaper houses get. It works like that both here and in Indiana. If you’re willing to commute to Chicago and back every day (120 mile round trip), or you are able to find a job in Valparaiso, a city of 25,000 residents, that pays well enough to afford a $480k house – no reason why you can’t do that in Murrieta.

[Eugene]

[quote=teatsonabull]
My point is that there are established towns and cities all over this great country that afford a much higher standard of living, both financially and culturally, than we do here.
[/quote]

My point is that Valparaiso is as much out in the sticks as Murrieta. The further “out” you go, the cheaper houses get. It works like that both here and in Indiana. If you’re willing to commute to Chicago and back every day (120 mile round trip), or you are able to find a job in Valparaiso, a city of 25,000 residents, that pays well enough to afford a $480k house – no reason why you can’t do that in Murrieta.

[Eugene]

[quote=teatsonabull]
My point is that there are established towns and cities all over this great country that afford a much higher standard of living, both financially and culturally, than we do here.
[/quote]

My point is that Valparaiso is as much out in the sticks as Murrieta. The further “out” you go, the cheaper houses get. It works like that both here and in Indiana. If you’re willing to commute to Chicago and back every day (120 mile round trip), or you are able to find a job in Valparaiso, a city of 25,000 residents, that pays well enough to afford a $480k house – no reason why you can’t do that in Murrieta.

[Eugene]

[quote=teatsonabull]
My point is that there are established towns and cities all over this great country that afford a much higher standard of living, both financially and culturally, than we do here.
[/quote]

My point is that Valparaiso is as much out in the sticks as Murrieta. The further “out” you go, the cheaper houses get. It works like that both here and in Indiana. If you’re willing to commute to Chicago and back every day (120 mile round trip), or you are able to find a job in Valparaiso, a city of 25,000 residents, that pays well enough to afford a $480k house – no reason why you can’t do that in Murrieta.

[Eugene]

[quote=teatsonabull]
My point is that there are established towns and cities all over this great country that afford a much higher standard of living, both financially and culturally, than we do here.
[/quote]

My point is that Valparaiso is as much out in the sticks as Murrieta. The further “out” you go, the cheaper houses get. It works like that both here and in Indiana. If you’re willing to commute to Chicago and back every day (120 mile round trip), or you are able to find a job in Valparaiso, a city of 25,000 residents, that pays well enough to afford a $480k house – no reason why you can’t do that in Murrieta.

[scaredyclassic]

it’s 3.5 acres, not 5 acres. It’s 365,000, not 350,000. And I could easily walk to work. However, the moouse-wheel is baked into the system. Wherever you go, it is inside you. We are the machine.

[scaredyclassic]

it’s 3.5 acres, not 5 acres. It’s 365,000, not 350,000. And I could easily walk to work. However, the moouse-wheel is baked into the system. Wherever you go, it is inside you. We are the machine.

[scaredyclassic]

it’s 3.5 acres, not 5 acres. It’s 365,000, not 350,000. And I could easily walk to work. However, the moouse-wheel is baked into the system. Wherever you go, it is inside you. We are the machine.

[scaredyclassic]

it’s 3.5 acres, not 5 acres. It’s 365,000, not 350,000. And I could easily walk to work. However, the moouse-wheel is baked into the system. Wherever you go, it is inside you. We are the machine.

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