$775k/2700sqft CV, anyone anyone

[Coronita]

$775k for 2700sqft in Carmel Valley.

 Ouch, although I haven't stepped inside…

http://sandiego.houserebate.com/search/homeview.asp?id=1672314&p3=-1&ix=23 

[SD Realtor]

San Raphael. They bought it for 815 at 100% back in September of 06. Looks like if they are gonna sell it it will be short. I saw another distressed home in there a few weeks back. Never followed up to see if it went to foreclosure or not.

SD Realtor

[meadandale]

The only positive about this pricing is that it’s comparable to what these places were selling for a few years ago.

A friend of mine lived in this development; he bought new when they first released for high $300’s. He sold in the mid $700’s a few years ago and upgraded to a house up the hill on Lago Di Grata.

[zzz]

Can anyone suggest a neighborhood in CV where there are larger lots than the Pardee developments off the 56? Having looked at the Santa Rosa and Arabella developments, the fact that the homes are brand new are attractive (along with being green), but the lots being so small, with the smallest backyards makes it unappealing.

[ibjames]

So.. if he bought it for high 300’s in 2000, do you think a place like this could end up in the high 400’s by the end of this whole thing?

[patientlywaiting]

So.. if he bought it for high 300's in 2000, do you think a place like this could end up in the high 400's by the end of this whole thing?

That's very likely, IMO.  Some people would cry blasphemy but I'll let time provide the answer. 

 

[patientlywaiting]

So.. if he bought it for high 300's in 2000, do you think a place like this could end up in the high 400's by the end of this whole thing?

That's very likely, IMO.  Some people would cry blasphemy but I'll let time provide the answer. 

 

[patientlywaiting]

So.. if he bought it for high 300's in 2000, do you think a place like this could end up in the high 400's by the end of this whole thing?

That's very likely, IMO.  Some people would cry blasphemy but I'll let time provide the answer. 

 

[patientlywaiting]

So.. if he bought it for high 300's in 2000, do you think a place like this could end up in the high 400's by the end of this whole thing?

That's very likely, IMO.  Some people would cry blasphemy but I'll let time provide the answer. 

 

[ibjames]

So.. if he bought it for high 300’s in 2000, do you think a place like this could end up in the high 400’s by the end of this whole thing?

[ibjames]

So.. if he bought it for high 300’s in 2000, do you think a place like this could end up in the high 400’s by the end of this whole thing?

[ibjames]

So.. if he bought it for high 300’s in 2000, do you think a place like this could end up in the high 400’s by the end of this whole thing?

[Coronita]

Golfgal, Sorry but Santa Rosa and Arabella probably have pretty decent sized lots for CV standards. The only other option is if want to move to the older parts of CV.

[patientlywaiting]

I thought that Pacific Highlands Ranch was separate from Carmel Valley which lies to the west.

[ibjames]

it would make sense to me

[justbought]

fat_lazy_union: san raphael is one of those that share the drive way but otherwise like a SFD house.

golfgal: There’s Carmel Country Highlands, south of 56, also built by pardee (but butt-expensive)

patientlywaiting: Pacific Highland Ranch shares same schools as the older parts of CV. Arabella & Santa Rosa would send kids to Sycamore Ridge elementary, (not sure which middle), & Torrey Pines High. As far as I know, the only part of 92130 that doesn’t go to Del Mar Union schools is that next to Camino Del Sur, including subdivision of Torrey Del Mar (streets including Mona Ln, Kerry Ln, etc.)

[justbought]

also, the 775K price is about 50K down from the average price when I was looking in that area back in 9/06.

[PorkmanDelardo]

CV? I thought we were taking about Chula Vista? As a Realtor, I think I can find you a nice 3 bedroom 2 ba under $300,000 with a beautiful night view of the twinkling lights in Tijuana and easy beach access to the discharge/runoff areas along the coast. Any takers? Porkman

[PorkmanDelardo]

CV? I thought we were taking about Chula Vista? As a Realtor, I think I can find you a nice 3 bedroom 2 ba under $300,000 with a beautiful night view of the twinkling lights in Tijuana and easy beach access to the discharge/runoff areas along the coast. Any takers? Porkman

[PorkmanDelardo]

CV? I thought we were taking about Chula Vista? As a Realtor, I think I can find you a nice 3 bedroom 2 ba under $300,000 with a beautiful night view of the twinkling lights in Tijuana and easy beach access to the discharge/runoff areas along the coast. Any takers? Porkman

[PorkmanDelardo]

CV? I thought we were taking about Chula Vista? As a Realtor, I think I can find you a nice 3 bedroom 2 ba under $300,000 with a beautiful night view of the twinkling lights in Tijuana and easy beach access to the discharge/runoff areas along the coast. Any takers? Porkman

[justbought]

also, the 775K price is about 50K down from the average price when I was looking in that area back in 9/06.

[justbought]

also, the 775K price is about 50K down from the average price when I was looking in that area back in 9/06.

[justbought]

also, the 775K price is about 50K down from the average price when I was looking in that area back in 9/06.

[justbought]

fat_lazy_union: san raphael is one of those that share the drive way but otherwise like a SFD house.

golfgal: There’s Carmel Country Highlands, south of 56, also built by pardee (but butt-expensive)

patientlywaiting: Pacific Highland Ranch shares same schools as the older parts of CV. Arabella & Santa Rosa would send kids to Sycamore Ridge elementary, (not sure which middle), & Torrey Pines High. As far as I know, the only part of 92130 that doesn’t go to Del Mar Union schools is that next to Camino Del Sur, including subdivision of Torrey Del Mar (streets including Mona Ln, Kerry Ln, etc.)

[justbought]

fat_lazy_union: san raphael is one of those that share the drive way but otherwise like a SFD house.

golfgal: There’s Carmel Country Highlands, south of 56, also built by pardee (but butt-expensive)

patientlywaiting: Pacific Highland Ranch shares same schools as the older parts of CV. Arabella & Santa Rosa would send kids to Sycamore Ridge elementary, (not sure which middle), & Torrey Pines High. As far as I know, the only part of 92130 that doesn’t go to Del Mar Union schools is that next to Camino Del Sur, including subdivision of Torrey Del Mar (streets including Mona Ln, Kerry Ln, etc.)

[justbought]

fat_lazy_union: san raphael is one of those that share the drive way but otherwise like a SFD house.

golfgal: There’s Carmel Country Highlands, south of 56, also built by pardee (but butt-expensive)

patientlywaiting: Pacific Highland Ranch shares same schools as the older parts of CV. Arabella & Santa Rosa would send kids to Sycamore Ridge elementary, (not sure which middle), & Torrey Pines High. As far as I know, the only part of 92130 that doesn’t go to Del Mar Union schools is that next to Camino Del Sur, including subdivision of Torrey Del Mar (streets including Mona Ln, Kerry Ln, etc.)

[ibjames]

it would make sense to me

[ibjames]

it would make sense to me

[ibjames]

it would make sense to me

[patientlywaiting]

I thought that Pacific Highlands Ranch was separate from Carmel Valley which lies to the west.

[patientlywaiting]

I thought that Pacific Highlands Ranch was separate from Carmel Valley which lies to the west.

[patientlywaiting]

I thought that Pacific Highlands Ranch was separate from Carmel Valley which lies to the west.

[Coronita]

Golfgal, Sorry but Santa Rosa and Arabella probably have pretty decent sized lots for CV standards. The only other option is if want to move to the older parts of CV.

[Coronita]

Golfgal, Sorry but Santa Rosa and Arabella probably have pretty decent sized lots for CV standards. The only other option is if want to move to the older parts of CV.

[Coronita]

Golfgal, Sorry but Santa Rosa and Arabella probably have pretty decent sized lots for CV standards. The only other option is if want to move to the older parts of CV.

[zzz]

Can anyone suggest a neighborhood in CV where there are larger lots than the Pardee developments off the 56? Having looked at the Santa Rosa and Arabella developments, the fact that the homes are brand new are attractive (along with being green), but the lots being so small, with the smallest backyards makes it unappealing.

[zzz]

Can anyone suggest a neighborhood in CV where there are larger lots than the Pardee developments off the 56? Having looked at the Santa Rosa and Arabella developments, the fact that the homes are brand new are attractive (along with being green), but the lots being so small, with the smallest backyards makes it unappealing.

[zzz]

Can anyone suggest a neighborhood in CV where there are larger lots than the Pardee developments off the 56? Having looked at the Santa Rosa and Arabella developments, the fact that the homes are brand new are attractive (along with being green), but the lots being so small, with the smallest backyards makes it unappealing.

[meadandale]

The only positive about this pricing is that it’s comparable to what these places were selling for a few years ago.

A friend of mine lived in this development; he bought new when they first released for high $300’s. He sold in the mid $700’s a few years ago and upgraded to a house up the hill on Lago Di Grata.

[meadandale]

The only positive about this pricing is that it’s comparable to what these places were selling for a few years ago.

A friend of mine lived in this development; he bought new when they first released for high $300’s. He sold in the mid $700’s a few years ago and upgraded to a house up the hill on Lago Di Grata.

[meadandale]

The only positive about this pricing is that it’s comparable to what these places were selling for a few years ago.

A friend of mine lived in this development; he bought new when they first released for high $300’s. He sold in the mid $700’s a few years ago and upgraded to a house up the hill on Lago Di Grata.

[SD Realtor]

San Raphael. They bought it for 815 at 100% back in September of 06. Looks like if they are gonna sell it it will be short. I saw another distressed home in there a few weeks back. Never followed up to see if it went to foreclosure or not.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

San Raphael. They bought it for 815 at 100% back in September of 06. Looks like if they are gonna sell it it will be short. I saw another distressed home in there a few weeks back. Never followed up to see if it went to foreclosure or not.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

San Raphael. They bought it for 815 at 100% back in September of 06. Looks like if they are gonna sell it it will be short. I saw another distressed home in there a few weeks back. Never followed up to see if it went to foreclosure or not.

SD Realtor

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