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January 8, 2008 at 2:17 PM #132128January 8, 2008 at 2:19 PM #131848
nostradamus
ParticipantHi Jimmyle,
Those Santa Arminita houses are really old and I wouldn’t call them the “nicer” homes in Mira Mesa until you cross to the North side of Calle Cristobal or West of say, Prairie Shadow.
That particular house is right on the corner of Cam. Ruiz where there is a stop sign and ugly traffic at all hours. IMO it is neither a good investment nor a good place to live.
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Late last night I was walking the dog at that very park and I’d swear there were about 100 coyotes howling at us like hyenas in the mist. Admittedly it was post-2-glasses of Bordeaux but would have been freaky even sober.January 8, 2008 at 2:19 PM #132030ParticipantHi Jimmyle,
Those Santa Arminita houses are really old and I wouldn’t call them the “nicer” homes in Mira Mesa until you cross to the North side of Calle Cristobal or West of say, Prairie Shadow.
That particular house is right on the corner of Cam. Ruiz where there is a stop sign and ugly traffic at all hours. IMO it is neither a good investment nor a good place to live.
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Late last night I was walking the dog at that very park and I’d swear there were about 100 coyotes howling at us like hyenas in the mist. Admittedly it was post-2-glasses of Bordeaux but would have been freaky even sober.January 8, 2008 at 2:19 PM #132037ParticipantHi Jimmyle,
Those Santa Arminita houses are really old and I wouldn’t call them the “nicer” homes in Mira Mesa until you cross to the North side of Calle Cristobal or West of say, Prairie Shadow.
That particular house is right on the corner of Cam. Ruiz where there is a stop sign and ugly traffic at all hours. IMO it is neither a good investment nor a good place to live.
OT Comment Warning
Late last night I was walking the dog at that very park and I’d swear there were about 100 coyotes howling at us like hyenas in the mist. Admittedly it was post-2-glasses of Bordeaux but would have been freaky even sober.January 8, 2008 at 2:19 PM #132097ParticipantHi Jimmyle,
Those Santa Arminita houses are really old and I wouldn’t call them the “nicer” homes in Mira Mesa until you cross to the North side of Calle Cristobal or West of say, Prairie Shadow.
That particular house is right on the corner of Cam. Ruiz where there is a stop sign and ugly traffic at all hours. IMO it is neither a good investment nor a good place to live.
OT Comment Warning
Late last night I was walking the dog at that very park and I’d swear there were about 100 coyotes howling at us like hyenas in the mist. Admittedly it was post-2-glasses of Bordeaux but would have been freaky even sober.January 8, 2008 at 2:19 PM #132132ParticipantHi Jimmyle,
Those Santa Arminita houses are really old and I wouldn’t call them the “nicer” homes in Mira Mesa until you cross to the North side of Calle Cristobal or West of say, Prairie Shadow.
That particular house is right on the corner of Cam. Ruiz where there is a stop sign and ugly traffic at all hours. IMO it is neither a good investment nor a good place to live.
OT Comment Warning
Late last night I was walking the dog at that very park and I’d swear there were about 100 coyotes howling at us like hyenas in the mist. Admittedly it was post-2-glasses of Bordeaux but would have been freaky even sober.January 8, 2008 at 5:04 PM #132041SD Realtor
ParticipantNostra, as usual your assessment is dead on about this listing. That said, depreciation will continue and Jimmy… just sit tight man… let the game come to you my friend.
Nostra I recall many nights walking our dogs and we would hear them as well… sometimes they were really close… the freaky thing was you could tell when they made a catch.
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January 8, 2008 at 5:04 PM #132222ParticipantNostra, as usual your assessment is dead on about this listing. That said, depreciation will continue and Jimmy… just sit tight man… let the game come to you my friend.
Nostra I recall many nights walking our dogs and we would hear them as well… sometimes they were really close… the freaky thing was you could tell when they made a catch.
SD Realtor
January 8, 2008 at 5:04 PM #132232ParticipantNostra, as usual your assessment is dead on about this listing. That said, depreciation will continue and Jimmy… just sit tight man… let the game come to you my friend.
Nostra I recall many nights walking our dogs and we would hear them as well… sometimes they were really close… the freaky thing was you could tell when they made a catch.
SD Realtor
January 8, 2008 at 5:04 PM #132295ParticipantNostra, as usual your assessment is dead on about this listing. That said, depreciation will continue and Jimmy… just sit tight man… let the game come to you my friend.
Nostra I recall many nights walking our dogs and we would hear them as well… sometimes they were really close… the freaky thing was you could tell when they made a catch.
SD Realtor
January 8, 2008 at 5:04 PM #132328ParticipantNostra, as usual your assessment is dead on about this listing. That said, depreciation will continue and Jimmy… just sit tight man… let the game come to you my friend.
Nostra I recall many nights walking our dogs and we would hear them as well… sometimes they were really close… the freaky thing was you could tell when they made a catch.
SD Realtor
January 8, 2008 at 8:04 PM #132221Eugene
ParticipantBy my calculations, Mira Mesa as a whole is only overpriced by 10% or so. Another 10% down and we’ll be back to 2000 affordability levels (monthly payment vs. median income). To reach low 200k’s, we need a regional recession (roll back some of the 30% increase in incomes, most of which happened in the last 3 years), significantly higher interest rates, or both.
January 8, 2008 at 8:04 PM #132405ParticipantBy my calculations, Mira Mesa as a whole is only overpriced by 10% or so. Another 10% down and we’ll be back to 2000 affordability levels (monthly payment vs. median income). To reach low 200k’s, we need a regional recession (roll back some of the 30% increase in incomes, most of which happened in the last 3 years), significantly higher interest rates, or both.
January 8, 2008 at 8:04 PM #132412ParticipantBy my calculations, Mira Mesa as a whole is only overpriced by 10% or so. Another 10% down and we’ll be back to 2000 affordability levels (monthly payment vs. median income). To reach low 200k’s, we need a regional recession (roll back some of the 30% increase in incomes, most of which happened in the last 3 years), significantly higher interest rates, or both.
January 8, 2008 at 8:04 PM #132473ParticipantBy my calculations, Mira Mesa as a whole is only overpriced by 10% or so. Another 10% down and we’ll be back to 2000 affordability levels (monthly payment vs. median income). To reach low 200k’s, we need a regional recession (roll back some of the 30% increase in incomes, most of which happened in the last 3 years), significantly higher interest rates, or both.
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