Bubble bust and changing landscape

[Eugene]

[quote=peterb]
Do you know all the foreclosures coming to this area? Do you know all the people who want to buy in this area? Having some kind of numbers for these assumptions would probably help your analysis.
As well as some lay-offs that may be coming.

Pretty critical data to guess about it.[/quote]

If you could poll a number of young parents and ask them where they’d want to live, your top 5 would probably look like this:
– La Jolla
– Carmel Valley
– 4S Ranch
– Poway
– Carlsbad

There are far more young parents with desire to live in 4S Ranch and send their children to 4S Ranch schools, than there are available houses. The number of school-age children in San Diego County: 500,000. The number of lots remaining in four single-family developments in 4S Ranch: probably less than 100. The number of bank-owned houses in 4S Ranch: 15.

[peterb]

Strong demand and limited supply is looking good for the area to sustain prices. So, unemployment will be it’s downfall, should it happen.

[peterb]

Strong demand and limited supply is looking good for the area to sustain prices. So, unemployment will be it’s downfall, should it happen.

[peterb]

Strong demand and limited supply is looking good for the area to sustain prices. So, unemployment will be it’s downfall, should it happen.

[peterb]

Strong demand and limited supply is looking good for the area to sustain prices. So, unemployment will be it’s downfall, should it happen.

[peterb]

Strong demand and limited supply is looking good for the area to sustain prices. So, unemployment will be it’s downfall, should it happen.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

[quote=esmith]The number of bank-owned houses in 4S Ranch: 15.
[/quote]

Thats the number at the moment. Any chance you could pull the numbers by month over the past 12 months or since Jan 2007 for 92127?

If not no biggie – just interested.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

[quote=esmith]The number of bank-owned houses in 4S Ranch: 15.
[/quote]

Thats the number at the moment. Any chance you could pull the numbers by month over the past 12 months or since Jan 2007 for 92127?

If not no biggie – just interested.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

[quote=esmith]The number of bank-owned houses in 4S Ranch: 15.
[/quote]

Thats the number at the moment. Any chance you could pull the numbers by month over the past 12 months or since Jan 2007 for 92127?

If not no biggie – just interested.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

[quote=esmith]The number of bank-owned houses in 4S Ranch: 15.
[/quote]

Thats the number at the moment. Any chance you could pull the numbers by month over the past 12 months or since Jan 2007 for 92127?

If not no biggie – just interested.

[LAAFTERHOURS]

[quote=esmith]The number of bank-owned houses in 4S Ranch: 15.
[/quote]

Thats the number at the moment. Any chance you could pull the numbers by month over the past 12 months or since Jan 2007 for 92127?

If not no biggie – just interested.

[waitingpatiently]

I think a lot of these “young parents” are coming to the realization that it may not be worth it to spend that much more to live in 4S. For pete’s sake it’s Rancho Bernardo not La Jolla, Del Mar or Rancho Sante Fe.

[waitingpatiently]

I think a lot of these “young parents” are coming to the realization that it may not be worth it to spend that much more to live in 4S. For pete’s sake it’s Rancho Bernardo not La Jolla, Del Mar or Rancho Sante Fe.

[waitingpatiently]

I think a lot of these “young parents” are coming to the realization that it may not be worth it to spend that much more to live in 4S. For pete’s sake it’s Rancho Bernardo not La Jolla, Del Mar or Rancho Sante Fe.

[waitingpatiently]

I think a lot of these “young parents” are coming to the realization that it may not be worth it to spend that much more to live in 4S. For pete’s sake it’s Rancho Bernardo not La Jolla, Del Mar or Rancho Sante Fe.

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