Carlsbad Rent

[sdcellar]

[quote=AN]If you look at smaller houses (~$2000 sq-ft), PPSF goes up to around ~$1.70/sq-ft in areas like CV.[/quote]Maybe you could stick to the criteria you put forth? Although I will grant that your last example supported my position beautifully. Thanks!

[an]

[quote=sdcellar][quote=AN]If you look at smaller houses (~$2000 sq-ft), PPSF goes up to around ~$1.70/sq-ft in areas like CV.[/quote]Maybe you could stick to the criteria you put forth? Although I will grant that your last example supported my position beautifully. Thanks![/quote]
You’re welcome. I was over estimate w/ the $1.70/sq-ft. I guess more reasonable would be $1.40/sq-ft for CV. Here’s a cookie and gold star. I guess it sucks for all who want rent parity in the high end. Did high end ever got to rent parity in the last bottom?

[an]

[quote=sdcellar][quote=AN]If you look at smaller houses (~$2000 sq-ft), PPSF goes up to around ~$1.70/sq-ft in areas like CV.[/quote]Maybe you could stick to the criteria you put forth? Although I will grant that your last example supported my position beautifully. Thanks![/quote]
You’re welcome. I was over estimate w/ the $1.70/sq-ft. I guess more reasonable would be $1.40/sq-ft for CV. Here’s a cookie and gold star. I guess it sucks for all who want rent parity in the high end. Did high end ever got to rent parity in the last bottom?

[an]

[quote=sdcellar][quote=AN]If you look at smaller houses (~$2000 sq-ft), PPSF goes up to around ~$1.70/sq-ft in areas like CV.[/quote]Maybe you could stick to the criteria you put forth? Although I will grant that your last example supported my position beautifully. Thanks![/quote]
You’re welcome. I was over estimate w/ the $1.70/sq-ft. I guess more reasonable would be $1.40/sq-ft for CV. Here’s a cookie and gold star. I guess it sucks for all who want rent parity in the high end. Did high end ever got to rent parity in the last bottom?

[an]

[quote=sdcellar][quote=AN]If you look at smaller houses (~$2000 sq-ft), PPSF goes up to around ~$1.70/sq-ft in areas like CV.[/quote]Maybe you could stick to the criteria you put forth? Although I will grant that your last example supported my position beautifully. Thanks![/quote]
You’re welcome. I was over estimate w/ the $1.70/sq-ft. I guess more reasonable would be $1.40/sq-ft for CV. Here’s a cookie and gold star. I guess it sucks for all who want rent parity in the high end. Did high end ever got to rent parity in the last bottom?

[an]

[quote=sdcellar][quote=AN]If you look at smaller houses (~$2000 sq-ft), PPSF goes up to around ~$1.70/sq-ft in areas like CV.[/quote]Maybe you could stick to the criteria you put forth? Although I will grant that your last example supported my position beautifully. Thanks![/quote]
You’re welcome. I was over estimate w/ the $1.70/sq-ft. I guess more reasonable would be $1.40/sq-ft for CV. Here’s a cookie and gold star. I guess it sucks for all who want rent parity in the high end. Did high end ever got to rent parity in the last bottom?

[carli]

I’m not trying to support or knock down anyone’s position on this but just providing a data point – During our recent home renovation, we moved out and rented an older 3BR/2BA 1700 sf single level on the canyon in Del Mar (not in Olde Del Mar, but west of 5 off DM Heights Rd). It was pretty much in its original condition (one of the first Pardee tract homes built in the late 60s) without updates and was kind of shabby (linoleum/formica kitchen, older stove, original plumbing and outdated baths, etc), but had a nice view. We paid $3100/mo and when we recently moved, they re-rented it immediately for $3200. We’ve kept an eye on rentals in the Del Mar area, and it’s difficult to find a SFR for under $3000.

[carli]

I’m not trying to support or knock down anyone’s position on this but just providing a data point – During our recent home renovation, we moved out and rented an older 3BR/2BA 1700 sf single level on the canyon in Del Mar (not in Olde Del Mar, but west of 5 off DM Heights Rd). It was pretty much in its original condition (one of the first Pardee tract homes built in the late 60s) without updates and was kind of shabby (linoleum/formica kitchen, older stove, original plumbing and outdated baths, etc), but had a nice view. We paid $3100/mo and when we recently moved, they re-rented it immediately for $3200. We’ve kept an eye on rentals in the Del Mar area, and it’s difficult to find a SFR for under $3000.

[carli]

I’m not trying to support or knock down anyone’s position on this but just providing a data point – During our recent home renovation, we moved out and rented an older 3BR/2BA 1700 sf single level on the canyon in Del Mar (not in Olde Del Mar, but west of 5 off DM Heights Rd). It was pretty much in its original condition (one of the first Pardee tract homes built in the late 60s) without updates and was kind of shabby (linoleum/formica kitchen, older stove, original plumbing and outdated baths, etc), but had a nice view. We paid $3100/mo and when we recently moved, they re-rented it immediately for $3200. We’ve kept an eye on rentals in the Del Mar area, and it’s difficult to find a SFR for under $3000.

[carli]

I’m not trying to support or knock down anyone’s position on this but just providing a data point – During our recent home renovation, we moved out and rented an older 3BR/2BA 1700 sf single level on the canyon in Del Mar (not in Olde Del Mar, but west of 5 off DM Heights Rd). It was pretty much in its original condition (one of the first Pardee tract homes built in the late 60s) without updates and was kind of shabby (linoleum/formica kitchen, older stove, original plumbing and outdated baths, etc), but had a nice view. We paid $3100/mo and when we recently moved, they re-rented it immediately for $3200. We’ve kept an eye on rentals in the Del Mar area, and it’s difficult to find a SFR for under $3000.

[carli]

I’m not trying to support or knock down anyone’s position on this but just providing a data point – During our recent home renovation, we moved out and rented an older 3BR/2BA 1700 sf single level on the canyon in Del Mar (not in Olde Del Mar, but west of 5 off DM Heights Rd). It was pretty much in its original condition (one of the first Pardee tract homes built in the late 60s) without updates and was kind of shabby (linoleum/formica kitchen, older stove, original plumbing and outdated baths, etc), but had a nice view. We paid $3100/mo and when we recently moved, they re-rented it immediately for $3200. We’ve kept an eye on rentals in the Del Mar area, and it’s difficult to find a SFR for under $3000.

[sdrealtor]

FYI $3K is the Mendoza line for rentals. There is lots of compression between $2300 and $3000 in NCC. What you get for that price depends alot on how hard you look and some luck. Between $3,000 and $4,000 the market is OK. Above $4,000 is alot of rent for most to pay.

[sdrealtor]

FYI $3K is the Mendoza line for rentals. There is lots of compression between $2300 and $3000 in NCC. What you get for that price depends alot on how hard you look and some luck. Between $3,000 and $4,000 the market is OK. Above $4,000 is alot of rent for most to pay.

[sdrealtor]

FYI $3K is the Mendoza line for rentals. There is lots of compression between $2300 and $3000 in NCC. What you get for that price depends alot on how hard you look and some luck. Between $3,000 and $4,000 the market is OK. Above $4,000 is alot of rent for most to pay.

[sdrealtor]

FYI $3K is the Mendoza line for rentals. There is lots of compression between $2300 and $3000 in NCC. What you get for that price depends alot on how hard you look and some luck. Between $3,000 and $4,000 the market is OK. Above $4,000 is alot of rent for most to pay.

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