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September 5, 2009 at 10:55 AM #454125September 5, 2009 at 12:20 PM #453364
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ParticipantTruth is I find rental prices do not vary all that much throughout SD County. I see $1 to $1.25/sq ft most places.
I guess there’s a big ownership premium up here cause Everyone Wants to Live Here;)
September 5, 2009 at 12:20 PM #453558sdrealtor
ParticipantTruth is I find rental prices do not vary all that much throughout SD County. I see $1 to $1.25/sq ft most places.
I guess there’s a big ownership premium up here cause Everyone Wants to Live Here;)
September 5, 2009 at 12:20 PM #453897sdrealtor
ParticipantTruth is I find rental prices do not vary all that much throughout SD County. I see $1 to $1.25/sq ft most places.
I guess there’s a big ownership premium up here cause Everyone Wants to Live Here;)
September 5, 2009 at 12:20 PM #453969sdrealtor
ParticipantTruth is I find rental prices do not vary all that much throughout SD County. I see $1 to $1.25/sq ft most places.
I guess there’s a big ownership premium up here cause Everyone Wants to Live Here;)
September 5, 2009 at 12:20 PM #454161sdrealtor
ParticipantTruth is I find rental prices do not vary all that much throughout SD County. I see $1 to $1.25/sq ft most places.
I guess there’s a big ownership premium up here cause Everyone Wants to Live Here;)
September 5, 2009 at 1:03 PM #453369CA renter
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]What a way with words he has……….[/quote]
Indeed he does. 🙂
That was very well put, TG.
Do know that we are **always** looking, and have made a few lowball offers that make sense to us. Your numbers are very much in line with what we’re thinking, TG, and we’re even making offers above those numbers, as we’re willing to pay a bit of a premium in order to hurry up the process a bit. Mr. CAR is getting testy about renting for so long.
I’ve always agreed with you and the others about the lower-priced areas, and have said from day one that price/rent and price/income ratios are key to finding bottom-ish pricing. Even said it was getting near reasonable over a year ago in the lower-cost areas I follow. The higher end, however, is still very bubbly. 🙁
September 5, 2009 at 1:03 PM #453563CA renter
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]What a way with words he has……….[/quote]
Indeed he does. 🙂
That was very well put, TG.
Do know that we are **always** looking, and have made a few lowball offers that make sense to us. Your numbers are very much in line with what we’re thinking, TG, and we’re even making offers above those numbers, as we’re willing to pay a bit of a premium in order to hurry up the process a bit. Mr. CAR is getting testy about renting for so long.
I’ve always agreed with you and the others about the lower-priced areas, and have said from day one that price/rent and price/income ratios are key to finding bottom-ish pricing. Even said it was getting near reasonable over a year ago in the lower-cost areas I follow. The higher end, however, is still very bubbly. 🙁
September 5, 2009 at 1:03 PM #453902CA renter
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]What a way with words he has……….[/quote]
Indeed he does. 🙂
That was very well put, TG.
Do know that we are **always** looking, and have made a few lowball offers that make sense to us. Your numbers are very much in line with what we’re thinking, TG, and we’re even making offers above those numbers, as we’re willing to pay a bit of a premium in order to hurry up the process a bit. Mr. CAR is getting testy about renting for so long.
I’ve always agreed with you and the others about the lower-priced areas, and have said from day one that price/rent and price/income ratios are key to finding bottom-ish pricing. Even said it was getting near reasonable over a year ago in the lower-cost areas I follow. The higher end, however, is still very bubbly. 🙁
September 5, 2009 at 1:03 PM #453974CA renter
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]What a way with words he has……….[/quote]
Indeed he does. 🙂
That was very well put, TG.
Do know that we are **always** looking, and have made a few lowball offers that make sense to us. Your numbers are very much in line with what we’re thinking, TG, and we’re even making offers above those numbers, as we’re willing to pay a bit of a premium in order to hurry up the process a bit. Mr. CAR is getting testy about renting for so long.
I’ve always agreed with you and the others about the lower-priced areas, and have said from day one that price/rent and price/income ratios are key to finding bottom-ish pricing. Even said it was getting near reasonable over a year ago in the lower-cost areas I follow. The higher end, however, is still very bubbly. 🙁
September 5, 2009 at 1:03 PM #454166CA renter
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]What a way with words he has……….[/quote]
Indeed he does. 🙂
That was very well put, TG.
Do know that we are **always** looking, and have made a few lowball offers that make sense to us. Your numbers are very much in line with what we’re thinking, TG, and we’re even making offers above those numbers, as we’re willing to pay a bit of a premium in order to hurry up the process a bit. Mr. CAR is getting testy about renting for so long.
I’ve always agreed with you and the others about the lower-priced areas, and have said from day one that price/rent and price/income ratios are key to finding bottom-ish pricing. Even said it was getting near reasonable over a year ago in the lower-cost areas I follow. The higher end, however, is still very bubbly. 🙁
September 5, 2009 at 11:16 PM #453564an
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]Truth is I find rental prices do not vary all that much throughout SD County. I see $1 to $1.25/sq ft most places.
I guess there’s a big ownership premium up here cause Everyone Wants to Live Here;)[/quote]
I find that $1-$1.25/sq-ft number only work in the high end if you consider larger (3000+ sq-ft) homes. If you look at smaller houses (~$2000 sq-ft), PPSF goes up to around ~$1.70/sq-ft in areas like CV. So, I think there’s a rent premium for nicer areas too.September 5, 2009 at 11:16 PM #453758an
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]Truth is I find rental prices do not vary all that much throughout SD County. I see $1 to $1.25/sq ft most places.
I guess there’s a big ownership premium up here cause Everyone Wants to Live Here;)[/quote]
I find that $1-$1.25/sq-ft number only work in the high end if you consider larger (3000+ sq-ft) homes. If you look at smaller houses (~$2000 sq-ft), PPSF goes up to around ~$1.70/sq-ft in areas like CV. So, I think there’s a rent premium for nicer areas too.September 5, 2009 at 11:16 PM #454097an
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]Truth is I find rental prices do not vary all that much throughout SD County. I see $1 to $1.25/sq ft most places.
I guess there’s a big ownership premium up here cause Everyone Wants to Live Here;)[/quote]
I find that $1-$1.25/sq-ft number only work in the high end if you consider larger (3000+ sq-ft) homes. If you look at smaller houses (~$2000 sq-ft), PPSF goes up to around ~$1.70/sq-ft in areas like CV. So, I think there’s a rent premium for nicer areas too.September 5, 2009 at 11:16 PM #454168an
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]Truth is I find rental prices do not vary all that much throughout SD County. I see $1 to $1.25/sq ft most places.
I guess there’s a big ownership premium up here cause Everyone Wants to Live Here;)[/quote]
I find that $1-$1.25/sq-ft number only work in the high end if you consider larger (3000+ sq-ft) homes. If you look at smaller houses (~$2000 sq-ft), PPSF goes up to around ~$1.70/sq-ft in areas like CV. So, I think there’s a rent premium for nicer areas too. -
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