Carlsbad or Penasquitos for 500K?

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[quote=Scarlett]. . . The lower scores – could it be because many people retire there so not much fresh population with kids moves in – therefore they’d bus a lot more kids in, many English-second-language?[/quote]

The answer to this question is YES! UC is not the only high school in SDUSD where students from other parts of the City zone in under various criteria, due to lack of appropriate-age students residing in the attendance area.

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[quote=sdrealtor]As for the lower scores I dont know the area as well as you but here is what I see many places. If there is alot of multi-family housing (i.e apartments like in UTC nearby) you draw a lower socio-economic demographic in. Do the kids who live in UTC attend UC high? If so that is probably what is going on.[/quote]

92121 multi-family about half UC and half LJ, slanting more to UC.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdrealtor]As for the lower scores I dont know the area as well as you but here is what I see many places. If there is alot of multi-family housing (i.e apartments like in UTC nearby) you draw a lower socio-economic demographic in. Do the kids who live in UTC attend UC high? If so that is probably what is going on.[/quote]

92121 multi-family about half UC and half LJ, slanting more to UC.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdrealtor]As for the lower scores I dont know the area as well as you but here is what I see many places. If there is alot of multi-family housing (i.e apartments like in UTC nearby) you draw a lower socio-economic demographic in. Do the kids who live in UTC attend UC high? If so that is probably what is going on.[/quote]

92121 multi-family about half UC and half LJ, slanting more to UC.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdrealtor]As for the lower scores I dont know the area as well as you but here is what I see many places. If there is alot of multi-family housing (i.e apartments like in UTC nearby) you draw a lower socio-economic demographic in. Do the kids who live in UTC attend UC high? If so that is probably what is going on.[/quote]

92121 multi-family about half UC and half LJ, slanting more to UC.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdrealtor]As for the lower scores I dont know the area as well as you but here is what I see many places. If there is alot of multi-family housing (i.e apartments like in UTC nearby) you draw a lower socio-economic demographic in. Do the kids who live in UTC attend UC high? If so that is probably what is going on.[/quote]

92121 multi-family about half UC and half LJ, slanting more to UC.

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[quote=Scarlett] . . . I really don’t get those REOs. It’s supposed to be at least a bit cheaper, is it not?[/quote]

I was asking this same question today. Apparently lenders’ asking prices don’t appear to be less than “traditional sales,” but am wondering if REOs are actually SELLING for at or near their asking prices.

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[quote=Scarlett] . . . I really don’t get those REOs. It’s supposed to be at least a bit cheaper, is it not?[/quote]

I was asking this same question today. Apparently lenders’ asking prices don’t appear to be less than “traditional sales,” but am wondering if REOs are actually SELLING for at or near their asking prices.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=Scarlett] . . . I really don’t get those REOs. It’s supposed to be at least a bit cheaper, is it not?[/quote]

I was asking this same question today. Apparently lenders’ asking prices don’t appear to be less than “traditional sales,” but am wondering if REOs are actually SELLING for at or near their asking prices.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=Scarlett] . . . I really don’t get those REOs. It’s supposed to be at least a bit cheaper, is it not?[/quote]

I was asking this same question today. Apparently lenders’ asking prices don’t appear to be less than “traditional sales,” but am wondering if REOs are actually SELLING for at or near their asking prices.

[bearishgurl]

[quote=Scarlett] . . . I really don’t get those REOs. It’s supposed to be at least a bit cheaper, is it not?[/quote]

I was asking this same question today. Apparently lenders’ asking prices don’t appear to be less than “traditional sales,” but am wondering if REOs are actually SELLING for at or near their asking prices.

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[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]As for the lower scores I dont know the area as well as you but here is what I see many places. If there is alot of multi-family housing (i.e apartments like in UTC nearby) you draw a lower socio-economic demographic in. Do the kids who live in UTC attend UC high? If so that is probably what is going on.[/quote]

92121 multi-family about half UC and half LJ, slanting more to UC.[/quote]
You mean 92122?

[an]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]As for the lower scores I dont know the area as well as you but here is what I see many places. If there is alot of multi-family housing (i.e apartments like in UTC nearby) you draw a lower socio-economic demographic in. Do the kids who live in UTC attend UC high? If so that is probably what is going on.[/quote]

92121 multi-family about half UC and half LJ, slanting more to UC.[/quote]
You mean 92122?

[an]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]As for the lower scores I dont know the area as well as you but here is what I see many places. If there is alot of multi-family housing (i.e apartments like in UTC nearby) you draw a lower socio-economic demographic in. Do the kids who live in UTC attend UC high? If so that is probably what is going on.[/quote]

92121 multi-family about half UC and half LJ, slanting more to UC.[/quote]
You mean 92122?

[an]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]As for the lower scores I dont know the area as well as you but here is what I see many places. If there is alot of multi-family housing (i.e apartments like in UTC nearby) you draw a lower socio-economic demographic in. Do the kids who live in UTC attend UC high? If so that is probably what is going on.[/quote]

92121 multi-family about half UC and half LJ, slanting more to UC.[/quote]
You mean 92122?

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