Any news about Carmel Valley Saratoga/ Derby Hills “Holding Value”?

[cowboy]

I stopped by one of the new developments in Torrey Hills about a month ago (the homes were in the $800K range about 2000sqft). I walked into the sales office, looked at the outrageous prices on the whiteboard and told the salesmen to call me when the prices are $300-400K less in a few years. He said that they have been fortunate they have been able to keep the prices up at peak bubble territory.

[Coronita]

cowboy, that new development would be Carriage Run, which technically is in CCH and not Torrey Hills. Your assessment of $500k would be in line with how much I think something in that community that I would like to see be for 1900-2000sqft. Why people spent close to $800k on such a small home imho is overpriced even for CV standards.

[Coronita]

cowboy, that new development would be Carriage Run, which technically is in CCH and not Torrey Hills. Your assessment of $500k would be in line with how much I think something in that community that I would like to see be for 1900-2000sqft. Why people spent close to $800k on such a small home imho is overpriced even for CV standards.

[Coronita]

cowboy, that new development would be Carriage Run, which technically is in CCH and not Torrey Hills. Your assessment of $500k would be in line with how much I think something in that community that I would like to see be for 1900-2000sqft. Why people spent close to $800k on such a small home imho is overpriced even for CV standards.

[Coronita]

cowboy, that new development would be Carriage Run, which technically is in CCH and not Torrey Hills. Your assessment of $500k would be in line with how much I think something in that community that I would like to see be for 1900-2000sqft. Why people spent close to $800k on such a small home imho is overpriced even for CV standards.

[Coronita]

cowboy, that new development would be Carriage Run, which technically is in CCH and not Torrey Hills. Your assessment of $500k would be in line with how much I think something in that community that I would like to see be for 1900-2000sqft. Why people spent close to $800k on such a small home imho is overpriced even for CV standards.

[Coronita]

zk,

I’m curious. Why do you visit Bridle Ridge community so often? Are you interested in the community? It’s an honest question.

The big turnoff for me regardless of price is the proximity to the powerlines, and the otherwise annoying lot location.Doesn’t it bother you? I’m curious what your ideal/realistic price point would be for Pardee to move into Bridle Ridge to tolerate some of the pecularities in a a developed…I say realistic, because obviously a price of $1 to $500k probably would allow some people to tolerate the power lines. I’m curious what your realistic magic sweet spot would be to move in.

For me there are certain communities that I would never live in no matter what price. For example SeaRidge in Torrey Hills is one. If someone handed me a deal of a home in that community, I’d turn around a rent it out or sell, but would never owner occupy.

[Coronita]

zk,

I’m curious. Why do you visit Bridle Ridge community so often? Are you interested in the community? It’s an honest question.

The big turnoff for me regardless of price is the proximity to the powerlines, and the otherwise annoying lot location.Doesn’t it bother you? I’m curious what your ideal/realistic price point would be for Pardee to move into Bridle Ridge to tolerate some of the pecularities in a a developed…I say realistic, because obviously a price of $1 to $500k probably would allow some people to tolerate the power lines. I’m curious what your realistic magic sweet spot would be to move in.

For me there are certain communities that I would never live in no matter what price. For example SeaRidge in Torrey Hills is one. If someone handed me a deal of a home in that community, I’d turn around a rent it out or sell, but would never owner occupy.

[Coronita]

zk,

I’m curious. Why do you visit Bridle Ridge community so often? Are you interested in the community? It’s an honest question.

The big turnoff for me regardless of price is the proximity to the powerlines, and the otherwise annoying lot location.Doesn’t it bother you? I’m curious what your ideal/realistic price point would be for Pardee to move into Bridle Ridge to tolerate some of the pecularities in a a developed…I say realistic, because obviously a price of $1 to $500k probably would allow some people to tolerate the power lines. I’m curious what your realistic magic sweet spot would be to move in.

For me there are certain communities that I would never live in no matter what price. For example SeaRidge in Torrey Hills is one. If someone handed me a deal of a home in that community, I’d turn around a rent it out or sell, but would never owner occupy.

[Coronita]

zk,

I’m curious. Why do you visit Bridle Ridge community so often? Are you interested in the community? It’s an honest question.

The big turnoff for me regardless of price is the proximity to the powerlines, and the otherwise annoying lot location.Doesn’t it bother you? I’m curious what your ideal/realistic price point would be for Pardee to move into Bridle Ridge to tolerate some of the pecularities in a a developed…I say realistic, because obviously a price of $1 to $500k probably would allow some people to tolerate the power lines. I’m curious what your realistic magic sweet spot would be to move in.

For me there are certain communities that I would never live in no matter what price. For example SeaRidge in Torrey Hills is one. If someone handed me a deal of a home in that community, I’d turn around a rent it out or sell, but would never owner occupy.

[Coronita]

zk,

I’m curious. Why do you visit Bridle Ridge community so often? Are you interested in the community? It’s an honest question.

The big turnoff for me regardless of price is the proximity to the powerlines, and the otherwise annoying lot location.Doesn’t it bother you? I’m curious what your ideal/realistic price point would be for Pardee to move into Bridle Ridge to tolerate some of the pecularities in a a developed…I say realistic, because obviously a price of $1 to $500k probably would allow some people to tolerate the power lines. I’m curious what your realistic magic sweet spot would be to move in.

For me there are certain communities that I would never live in no matter what price. For example SeaRidge in Torrey Hills is one. If someone handed me a deal of a home in that community, I’d turn around a rent it out or sell, but would never owner occupy.

[zk]

flu,

Yes, I visit because I’m interested in the community. Some of their lots are not that close to the powerlines. I can’t say what price I’d be willing to pay just yet. It would be at least a year before I’d buy there, and it will depend on what price range resales are selling for at that time. If I think prices have a long way down to go at that point, I may pass on it altogether.

[zk]

flu,

Yes, I visit because I’m interested in the community. Some of their lots are not that close to the powerlines. I can’t say what price I’d be willing to pay just yet. It would be at least a year before I’d buy there, and it will depend on what price range resales are selling for at that time. If I think prices have a long way down to go at that point, I may pass on it altogether.

[zk]

flu,

Yes, I visit because I’m interested in the community. Some of their lots are not that close to the powerlines. I can’t say what price I’d be willing to pay just yet. It would be at least a year before I’d buy there, and it will depend on what price range resales are selling for at that time. If I think prices have a long way down to go at that point, I may pass on it altogether.

[zk]

flu,

Yes, I visit because I’m interested in the community. Some of their lots are not that close to the powerlines. I can’t say what price I’d be willing to pay just yet. It would be at least a year before I’d buy there, and it will depend on what price range resales are selling for at that time. If I think prices have a long way down to go at that point, I may pass on it altogether.

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