Bay Park house?

[CMcG]

I work in this area and consider it to be THE most central San Diego community. The lot is small, however, and the listing does not mention that if you have kids, they have to go to Clairemont High School (yuck). Plus, no view of Mission Bay. Those factors are making the price relatively reasonable. I want to live in Bay Park, too, but I think prices will be better next year. One could prolly add a second story to this one to enhance the view.

[nostradamus]

I like Bay Park too, but like BRINK said the neighborhood can be a bit run down. Pictures like the ones of this house look great but then when I drive over there I get the same feel as driving through a run-down part of Clairemont. I think much of Bay Park is identical to Clairemont, but with an ocean view and high priced RE.

Thanks for the feedback, I was hoping one of you had toured it and BRINK did!

[nostradamus]

I like Bay Park too, but like BRINK said the neighborhood can be a bit run down. Pictures like the ones of this house look great but then when I drive over there I get the same feel as driving through a run-down part of Clairemont. I think much of Bay Park is identical to Clairemont, but with an ocean view and high priced RE.

Thanks for the feedback, I was hoping one of you had toured it and BRINK did!

[nostradamus]

I like Bay Park too, but like BRINK said the neighborhood can be a bit run down. Pictures like the ones of this house look great but then when I drive over there I get the same feel as driving through a run-down part of Clairemont. I think much of Bay Park is identical to Clairemont, but with an ocean view and high priced RE.

Thanks for the feedback, I was hoping one of you had toured it and BRINK did!

[nostradamus]

I like Bay Park too, but like BRINK said the neighborhood can be a bit run down. Pictures like the ones of this house look great but then when I drive over there I get the same feel as driving through a run-down part of Clairemont. I think much of Bay Park is identical to Clairemont, but with an ocean view and high priced RE.

Thanks for the feedback, I was hoping one of you had toured it and BRINK did!

[nostradamus]

I like Bay Park too, but like BRINK said the neighborhood can be a bit run down. Pictures like the ones of this house look great but then when I drive over there I get the same feel as driving through a run-down part of Clairemont. I think much of Bay Park is identical to Clairemont, but with an ocean view and high priced RE.

Thanks for the feedback, I was hoping one of you had toured it and BRINK did!

[Drew]

I grew up in Bay Park and I’m currently renting in the area in anticipation of buying again in a few years. Personally, I would stay away from that area. As mentioned, its a little hit and miss with regards to the houses being run down, plus the location is in Tecolote Canyon, so there are no views. The problem that I’ve found with anything in the lower elevations of Bay Park is that the houses can range from giant, newly rebuilt homes, to 70+ year old shacks.

I currently rent up the hill just north and east of the church (St. Mary Magdalene) and it is, and has always been a nice quiet neighborhood. Plus, in the right locations, there are spectacular views that range from Soledad to downtown. Obviously there are different strokes for different folks, but for me Bay Park has a very relaxing, nostalgic feel, plus my wife and I have family here in the houses we both grew up in.

After selling our home in Summer 2006, We’ve been watching the BP market, and in the past few months, it has come to a screeching hault in sales. This is obviously a good sign for us, however, most sellers are priced WAY too high and not budging. Luckily my wife and I are prepared to be patient as we’ve found a great rental with a wonderful landlord.

Its really difficult to even begin to justify purchasing a house for anything north of $300-400k in a neighborhood where the majority of the homes are occupied by the original owners or were purchased in the 80’s and 90’s for prices ranging from $150k – $250k. Below is a great example of a poor bastard that has either had a job change or just realized that they paid WAY too much for their house:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076094399-4940_Pola_Ct_San_Diego_CA_92110

My favorite line, “Owner is motivated and has to sell! Make any offer!”

They purchased for $790k in late 2005 and are selling for $775k. Plus it is in a canyon, so no views and the road that it is on is fairly busy.

[Drew]

I grew up in Bay Park and I’m currently renting in the area in anticipation of buying again in a few years. Personally, I would stay away from that area. As mentioned, its a little hit and miss with regards to the houses being run down, plus the location is in Tecolote Canyon, so there are no views. The problem that I’ve found with anything in the lower elevations of Bay Park is that the houses can range from giant, newly rebuilt homes, to 70+ year old shacks.

I currently rent up the hill just north and east of the church (St. Mary Magdalene) and it is, and has always been a nice quiet neighborhood. Plus, in the right locations, there are spectacular views that range from Soledad to downtown. Obviously there are different strokes for different folks, but for me Bay Park has a very relaxing, nostalgic feel, plus my wife and I have family here in the houses we both grew up in.

After selling our home in Summer 2006, We’ve been watching the BP market, and in the past few months, it has come to a screeching hault in sales. This is obviously a good sign for us, however, most sellers are priced WAY too high and not budging. Luckily my wife and I are prepared to be patient as we’ve found a great rental with a wonderful landlord.

Its really difficult to even begin to justify purchasing a house for anything north of $300-400k in a neighborhood where the majority of the homes are occupied by the original owners or were purchased in the 80’s and 90’s for prices ranging from $150k – $250k. Below is a great example of a poor bastard that has either had a job change or just realized that they paid WAY too much for their house:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076094399-4940_Pola_Ct_San_Diego_CA_92110

My favorite line, “Owner is motivated and has to sell! Make any offer!”

They purchased for $790k in late 2005 and are selling for $775k. Plus it is in a canyon, so no views and the road that it is on is fairly busy.

[Drew]

I grew up in Bay Park and I’m currently renting in the area in anticipation of buying again in a few years. Personally, I would stay away from that area. As mentioned, its a little hit and miss with regards to the houses being run down, plus the location is in Tecolote Canyon, so there are no views. The problem that I’ve found with anything in the lower elevations of Bay Park is that the houses can range from giant, newly rebuilt homes, to 70+ year old shacks.

I currently rent up the hill just north and east of the church (St. Mary Magdalene) and it is, and has always been a nice quiet neighborhood. Plus, in the right locations, there are spectacular views that range from Soledad to downtown. Obviously there are different strokes for different folks, but for me Bay Park has a very relaxing, nostalgic feel, plus my wife and I have family here in the houses we both grew up in.

After selling our home in Summer 2006, We’ve been watching the BP market, and in the past few months, it has come to a screeching hault in sales. This is obviously a good sign for us, however, most sellers are priced WAY too high and not budging. Luckily my wife and I are prepared to be patient as we’ve found a great rental with a wonderful landlord.

Its really difficult to even begin to justify purchasing a house for anything north of $300-400k in a neighborhood where the majority of the homes are occupied by the original owners or were purchased in the 80’s and 90’s for prices ranging from $150k – $250k. Below is a great example of a poor bastard that has either had a job change or just realized that they paid WAY too much for their house:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076094399-4940_Pola_Ct_San_Diego_CA_92110

My favorite line, “Owner is motivated and has to sell! Make any offer!”

They purchased for $790k in late 2005 and are selling for $775k. Plus it is in a canyon, so no views and the road that it is on is fairly busy.

[Drew]

I grew up in Bay Park and I’m currently renting in the area in anticipation of buying again in a few years. Personally, I would stay away from that area. As mentioned, its a little hit and miss with regards to the houses being run down, plus the location is in Tecolote Canyon, so there are no views. The problem that I’ve found with anything in the lower elevations of Bay Park is that the houses can range from giant, newly rebuilt homes, to 70+ year old shacks.

I currently rent up the hill just north and east of the church (St. Mary Magdalene) and it is, and has always been a nice quiet neighborhood. Plus, in the right locations, there are spectacular views that range from Soledad to downtown. Obviously there are different strokes for different folks, but for me Bay Park has a very relaxing, nostalgic feel, plus my wife and I have family here in the houses we both grew up in.

After selling our home in Summer 2006, We’ve been watching the BP market, and in the past few months, it has come to a screeching hault in sales. This is obviously a good sign for us, however, most sellers are priced WAY too high and not budging. Luckily my wife and I are prepared to be patient as we’ve found a great rental with a wonderful landlord.

Its really difficult to even begin to justify purchasing a house for anything north of $300-400k in a neighborhood where the majority of the homes are occupied by the original owners or were purchased in the 80’s and 90’s for prices ranging from $150k – $250k. Below is a great example of a poor bastard that has either had a job change or just realized that they paid WAY too much for their house:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076094399-4940_Pola_Ct_San_Diego_CA_92110

My favorite line, “Owner is motivated and has to sell! Make any offer!”

They purchased for $790k in late 2005 and are selling for $775k. Plus it is in a canyon, so no views and the road that it is on is fairly busy.

[Drew]

I grew up in Bay Park and I’m currently renting in the area in anticipation of buying again in a few years. Personally, I would stay away from that area. As mentioned, its a little hit and miss with regards to the houses being run down, plus the location is in Tecolote Canyon, so there are no views. The problem that I’ve found with anything in the lower elevations of Bay Park is that the houses can range from giant, newly rebuilt homes, to 70+ year old shacks.

I currently rent up the hill just north and east of the church (St. Mary Magdalene) and it is, and has always been a nice quiet neighborhood. Plus, in the right locations, there are spectacular views that range from Soledad to downtown. Obviously there are different strokes for different folks, but for me Bay Park has a very relaxing, nostalgic feel, plus my wife and I have family here in the houses we both grew up in.

After selling our home in Summer 2006, We’ve been watching the BP market, and in the past few months, it has come to a screeching hault in sales. This is obviously a good sign for us, however, most sellers are priced WAY too high and not budging. Luckily my wife and I are prepared to be patient as we’ve found a great rental with a wonderful landlord.

Its really difficult to even begin to justify purchasing a house for anything north of $300-400k in a neighborhood where the majority of the homes are occupied by the original owners or were purchased in the 80’s and 90’s for prices ranging from $150k – $250k. Below is a great example of a poor bastard that has either had a job change or just realized that they paid WAY too much for their house:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076094399-4940_Pola_Ct_San_Diego_CA_92110

My favorite line, “Owner is motivated and has to sell! Make any offer!”

They purchased for $790k in late 2005 and are selling for $775k. Plus it is in a canyon, so no views and the road that it is on is fairly busy.

[Lyra]

“Would anyone be interested in bombing them with lowball offers? If so please email me at [email protected]”

Is it just me, or is there something rather ironic about this?

Lyra

[Lyra]

“Would anyone be interested in bombing them with lowball offers? If so please email me at [email protected]”

Is it just me, or is there something rather ironic about this?

Lyra

[Lyra]

“Would anyone be interested in bombing them with lowball offers? If so please email me at [email protected]”

Is it just me, or is there something rather ironic about this?

Lyra

[Lyra]

“Would anyone be interested in bombing them with lowball offers? If so please email me at [email protected]”

Is it just me, or is there something rather ironic about this?

Lyra

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