Are Asians more bullish about housing in general…

[jficquette]

They love to gamble.

[outtamojo]

“Educated folks can live comfortable peaceful professional lives without having to hustle.”

Unless they used exotic mortgages to purchase homes at the peak of the property bubble- you are slipping Brian:)

[outtamojo]

“Educated folks can live comfortable peaceful professional lives without having to hustle.”

Unless they used exotic mortgages to purchase homes at the peak of the property bubble- you are slipping Brian:)

[outtamojo]

“Educated folks can live comfortable peaceful professional lives without having to hustle.”

Unless they used exotic mortgages to purchase homes at the peak of the property bubble- you are slipping Brian:)

[outtamojo]

“Educated folks can live comfortable peaceful professional lives without having to hustle.”

Unless they used exotic mortgages to purchase homes at the peak of the property bubble- you are slipping Brian:)

[outtamojo]

“Educated folks can live comfortable peaceful professional lives without having to hustle.”

Unless they used exotic mortgages to purchase homes at the peak of the property bubble- you are slipping Brian:)

[dbapig]

[quote=briansd1]

Managers get to where they are because of their social skills and because they are part of the “establishment”.
[/quote]

Couldn’t have said it better. Managers are managers because partly they are good salesmen/women and because they are more like the people in the upper management.

[dbapig]

[quote=briansd1]

Managers get to where they are because of their social skills and because they are part of the “establishment”.
[/quote]

Couldn’t have said it better. Managers are managers because partly they are good salesmen/women and because they are more like the people in the upper management.

[dbapig]

[quote=briansd1]

Managers get to where they are because of their social skills and because they are part of the “establishment”.
[/quote]

Couldn’t have said it better. Managers are managers because partly they are good salesmen/women and because they are more like the people in the upper management.

[dbapig]

[quote=briansd1]

Managers get to where they are because of their social skills and because they are part of the “establishment”.
[/quote]

Couldn’t have said it better. Managers are managers because partly they are good salesmen/women and because they are more like the people in the upper management.

[dbapig]

[quote=briansd1]

Managers get to where they are because of their social skills and because they are part of the “establishment”.
[/quote]

Couldn’t have said it better. Managers are managers because partly they are good salesmen/women and because they are more like the people in the upper management.

[an]

[quote=bearishgurl]The majority of salaries there are 45% higher than SD for the same job and housing IS NOT 45% higher, and in many cases, is not higher at all than SD County. Gas can be slightly higher in certain areas, though.[/quote]
Really? Where do you get your 45% number from? Based on salary.com, it’s more like 10-20% salary increase and if you compare apple to apple for housing, the housing price is more like 50%+. In SD, if you work in high tech (job in Sorrento Valley), you have option of Mira Mesa. How much is a 2000 sq-ft house on a 5000 sq-ft lot w/in 10-15 door to door commute up there? If you work in law/finance and work in downtown, you have option of Chula Vista here. How much is a 3000+ sq-ft house on a 6000-7000 sq-ft lot w/in 15-20 min door to door commute up there? BTW, MM and Chula are not the ghetto with horrible schools. You have to have comparable areas up there where the API scores for those schools have to be 8+ as well.

[an]

[quote=bearishgurl]The majority of salaries there are 45% higher than SD for the same job and housing IS NOT 45% higher, and in many cases, is not higher at all than SD County. Gas can be slightly higher in certain areas, though.[/quote]
Really? Where do you get your 45% number from? Based on salary.com, it’s more like 10-20% salary increase and if you compare apple to apple for housing, the housing price is more like 50%+. In SD, if you work in high tech (job in Sorrento Valley), you have option of Mira Mesa. How much is a 2000 sq-ft house on a 5000 sq-ft lot w/in 10-15 door to door commute up there? If you work in law/finance and work in downtown, you have option of Chula Vista here. How much is a 3000+ sq-ft house on a 6000-7000 sq-ft lot w/in 15-20 min door to door commute up there? BTW, MM and Chula are not the ghetto with horrible schools. You have to have comparable areas up there where the API scores for those schools have to be 8+ as well.

[an]

[quote=bearishgurl]The majority of salaries there are 45% higher than SD for the same job and housing IS NOT 45% higher, and in many cases, is not higher at all than SD County. Gas can be slightly higher in certain areas, though.[/quote]
Really? Where do you get your 45% number from? Based on salary.com, it’s more like 10-20% salary increase and if you compare apple to apple for housing, the housing price is more like 50%+. In SD, if you work in high tech (job in Sorrento Valley), you have option of Mira Mesa. How much is a 2000 sq-ft house on a 5000 sq-ft lot w/in 10-15 door to door commute up there? If you work in law/finance and work in downtown, you have option of Chula Vista here. How much is a 3000+ sq-ft house on a 6000-7000 sq-ft lot w/in 15-20 min door to door commute up there? BTW, MM and Chula are not the ghetto with horrible schools. You have to have comparable areas up there where the API scores for those schools have to be 8+ as well.

[an]

[quote=bearishgurl]The majority of salaries there are 45% higher than SD for the same job and housing IS NOT 45% higher, and in many cases, is not higher at all than SD County. Gas can be slightly higher in certain areas, though.[/quote]
Really? Where do you get your 45% number from? Based on salary.com, it’s more like 10-20% salary increase and if you compare apple to apple for housing, the housing price is more like 50%+. In SD, if you work in high tech (job in Sorrento Valley), you have option of Mira Mesa. How much is a 2000 sq-ft house on a 5000 sq-ft lot w/in 10-15 door to door commute up there? If you work in law/finance and work in downtown, you have option of Chula Vista here. How much is a 3000+ sq-ft house on a 6000-7000 sq-ft lot w/in 15-20 min door to door commute up there? BTW, MM and Chula are not the ghetto with horrible schools. You have to have comparable areas up there where the API scores for those schools have to be 8+ as well.

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