Bird Rock & N. PB prices by end of 2009

[waterboy]

Many of you have lived in San Diego much longer than I have and I’m curious to your thoughts on this costal area.

Much of this specific area held off the major declines in 08 than other parts of San Diego had, which makes me think that some massive declines will take place the next 12-18mo and create a bottom. At that point a lot of sideline money will purchase and make for the quickest peak to bottom stabilization in the San Diego area. Is that realistic?

Where do you see the price of the following types of homes by end of 09?

3/2 1600-1800sq ft in PB (West of Ingrahm) ?
The same type in Birdrock?

3/3 2000-2400sq ft Techbuilt Townhomes such as Emerald Cove, Ventana, Crystal Bay, & El Dorado on Mt Soledad?

[PCinSD]

Waterboy, honestly I don’t know if that is realistic. As much as I’d like to see “massive declines” in the next 12 – 18 months, I’m not all that optimistic. That would mean equal declines would occur in the places I’m looking at. I like Mission Hills, parts of Bankers Hill, and a few others that haven’t had the declines we’ve seen in other locales. (Like Temecula, Escondido, Vista, San Marcos, San Ysidro, Chula Vista, El Cajon, Jamul, Murrietta, to name a few) I’m not so certain that all areas will see an equal amount, percentage wise, of declines.

Just a thought, but you may get more interest in this topic if you worded it differently. Try:

“What Would It Say About Obama’s Economic Plan If We Had Massive Declines In San Diego Coastal Property?” 😉

[PCinSD]

Waterboy, honestly I don’t know if that is realistic. As much as I’d like to see “massive declines” in the next 12 – 18 months, I’m not all that optimistic. That would mean equal declines would occur in the places I’m looking at. I like Mission Hills, parts of Bankers Hill, and a few others that haven’t had the declines we’ve seen in other locales. (Like Temecula, Escondido, Vista, San Marcos, San Ysidro, Chula Vista, El Cajon, Jamul, Murrietta, to name a few) I’m not so certain that all areas will see an equal amount, percentage wise, of declines.

Just a thought, but you may get more interest in this topic if you worded it differently. Try:

“What Would It Say About Obama’s Economic Plan If We Had Massive Declines In San Diego Coastal Property?” 😉

[PCinSD]

Waterboy, honestly I don’t know if that is realistic. As much as I’d like to see “massive declines” in the next 12 – 18 months, I’m not all that optimistic. That would mean equal declines would occur in the places I’m looking at. I like Mission Hills, parts of Bankers Hill, and a few others that haven’t had the declines we’ve seen in other locales. (Like Temecula, Escondido, Vista, San Marcos, San Ysidro, Chula Vista, El Cajon, Jamul, Murrietta, to name a few) I’m not so certain that all areas will see an equal amount, percentage wise, of declines.

Just a thought, but you may get more interest in this topic if you worded it differently. Try:

“What Would It Say About Obama’s Economic Plan If We Had Massive Declines In San Diego Coastal Property?” 😉

[PCinSD]

Waterboy, honestly I don’t know if that is realistic. As much as I’d like to see “massive declines” in the next 12 – 18 months, I’m not all that optimistic. That would mean equal declines would occur in the places I’m looking at. I like Mission Hills, parts of Bankers Hill, and a few others that haven’t had the declines we’ve seen in other locales. (Like Temecula, Escondido, Vista, San Marcos, San Ysidro, Chula Vista, El Cajon, Jamul, Murrietta, to name a few) I’m not so certain that all areas will see an equal amount, percentage wise, of declines.

Just a thought, but you may get more interest in this topic if you worded it differently. Try:

“What Would It Say About Obama’s Economic Plan If We Had Massive Declines In San Diego Coastal Property?” 😉

[PCinSD]

Waterboy, honestly I don’t know if that is realistic. As much as I’d like to see “massive declines” in the next 12 – 18 months, I’m not all that optimistic. That would mean equal declines would occur in the places I’m looking at. I like Mission Hills, parts of Bankers Hill, and a few others that haven’t had the declines we’ve seen in other locales. (Like Temecula, Escondido, Vista, San Marcos, San Ysidro, Chula Vista, El Cajon, Jamul, Murrietta, to name a few) I’m not so certain that all areas will see an equal amount, percentage wise, of declines.

Just a thought, but you may get more interest in this topic if you worded it differently. Try:

“What Would It Say About Obama’s Economic Plan If We Had Massive Declines In San Diego Coastal Property?” 😉

[sdduuuude]

My rule of thumb – economic movement always takes two-to-three times as long as you think it will.

[sdduuuude]

My rule of thumb – economic movement always takes two-to-three times as long as you think it will.

[sdduuuude]

My rule of thumb – economic movement always takes two-to-three times as long as you think it will.

[sdduuuude]

My rule of thumb – economic movement always takes two-to-three times as long as you think it will.

[sdduuuude]

My rule of thumb – economic movement always takes two-to-three times as long as you think it will.

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