Excellent !!! Coming in Jan 2010 as per the website. I wonder what this extra inventory along with the possible ongoing distress homes will do to pricing in the area. CW seems to be a new developer. Anyone here with any more info on the builder and these new developments?
4S Ranch/Rancho Bernardo is so far north/inland that it only makes sense for people that work in Carmel Valley. I think it’s just for a specific segment of the market.
4S Ranch/Rancho Bernardo is so far north/inland that it only makes sense for people that work in Carmel Valley. I think it’s just for a specific segment of the market.
4S Ranch/Rancho Bernardo is so far north/inland that it only makes sense for people that work in Carmel Valley. I think it’s just for a specific segment of the market.
4S Ranch/Rancho Bernardo is so far north/inland that it only makes sense for people that work in Carmel Valley. I think it’s just for a specific segment of the market.
4S Ranch/Rancho Bernardo is so far north/inland that it only makes sense for people that work in Carmel Valley. I think it’s just for a specific segment of the market.
[quote=DA]Excellent !!! I wonder what this extra inventory along with the possible ongoing distress homes will do to pricing in the area. [/quote]
My guess is, not much. Fewer than 150 new houses, most likely spread over 2 or 3 years.
If you want prices to go down, be very worried about the opening of the new high school. When its first test scores come out next summer, that by itself can have a greater effect on local pricing than new construction or distress inventory.
[quote=DA]Excellent !!! I wonder what this extra inventory along with the possible ongoing distress homes will do to pricing in the area. [/quote]
My guess is, not much. Fewer than 150 new houses, most likely spread over 2 or 3 years.
If you want prices to go down, be very worried about the opening of the new high school. When its first test scores come out next summer, that by itself can have a greater effect on local pricing than new construction or distress inventory.
[quote=DA]Excellent !!! I wonder what this extra inventory along with the possible ongoing distress homes will do to pricing in the area. [/quote]
My guess is, not much. Fewer than 150 new houses, most likely spread over 2 or 3 years.
If you want prices to go down, be very worried about the opening of the new high school. When its first test scores come out next summer, that by itself can have a greater effect on local pricing than new construction or distress inventory.
[quote=DA]Excellent !!! I wonder what this extra inventory along with the possible ongoing distress homes will do to pricing in the area. [/quote]
My guess is, not much. Fewer than 150 new houses, most likely spread over 2 or 3 years.
If you want prices to go down, be very worried about the opening of the new high school. When its first test scores come out next summer, that by itself can have a greater effect on local pricing than new construction or distress inventory.
[quote=DA]Excellent !!! I wonder what this extra inventory along with the possible ongoing distress homes will do to pricing in the area. [/quote]
My guess is, not much. Fewer than 150 new houses, most likely spread over 2 or 3 years.
If you want prices to go down, be very worried about the opening of the new high school. When its first test scores come out next summer, that by itself can have a greater effect on local pricing than new construction or distress inventory.
