Carlsbad schools and commute

[LAAFTERHOURS]

[quote=Scarlett][quote=LAAFTERHOURS]Regarding the commute, 4s to 5/56 interchange is 20 minutes via Camino del norte/sur to either the 56, carmel valley road or through RSF. Considering you hit the bypass at the 5, you miss a lot of the traffic which would leave 1 or 2 exits in la jolla. So do you disagree on commute to 4s vs carlsbad? [/quote]

I have done the commute from RB via 56 to 5 for a couple years and it was ALWAYS VERY STICKY betweem CArmel Valley Rd and 5 in the morning rush hour. 20 minutes is with free flowing traffic on 56.

I don’t know for sure about Carlsbad, but it may be a wash, commute wise, at rush hours.

Anyways, we are considering also 4S ranch, though with less drive. I am not keen on the MeloRoos and being so far inland, and the 56 commute. Been there, done that.[/quote]

Full on Traffic at 5/530 pm – 20 minutes. The morning is the same leaving at 7-730 from 4s. I have done it daily for 2 years and change. Camino Del Norte/ Sur either through RSF, Via CV Rd or to the 56, its all the same. My buddy up the road works at 5/Del Mar Hts and it takes him 20.

Regarding MR in 4s, find a home on the south side of Camino and your MR will be less. Plus the landscape is mature.

[Scarlett]

Thanks, LAA. I’ll keep that in mind when looking at 4S R. I liked the shopping mall there. Do you get any ocean breeze there, perhaps thru the San Dieguito river canyon? Is it warmer that Southern Penasquitos?

[Scarlett]

Thanks, LAA. I’ll keep that in mind when looking at 4S R. I liked the shopping mall there. Do you get any ocean breeze there, perhaps thru the San Dieguito river canyon? Is it warmer that Southern Penasquitos?

[Scarlett]

Thanks, LAA. I’ll keep that in mind when looking at 4S R. I liked the shopping mall there. Do you get any ocean breeze there, perhaps thru the San Dieguito river canyon? Is it warmer that Southern Penasquitos?

[Scarlett]

Thanks, LAA. I’ll keep that in mind when looking at 4S R. I liked the shopping mall there. Do you get any ocean breeze there, perhaps thru the San Dieguito river canyon? Is it warmer that Southern Penasquitos?

[Scarlett]

Thanks, LAA. I’ll keep that in mind when looking at 4S R. I liked the shopping mall there. Do you get any ocean breeze there, perhaps thru the San Dieguito river canyon? Is it warmer that Southern Penasquitos?

[Scarlett]

MarketResearcher,
[quote=Scarlett][quote=Market_Researcher]
Aviara is real nice but 550K wont give you any mileage there … well atleast not as of today. Even with all the Power Lines, homes in your criteria are starting in High 600s or Low 700s as they appear on MLS today.[/quote]

I saw some pretty spacious 3bdr+extra room in Aviara under 600K. Not bona fide 4 bdr, but it can be converted. Or used as such for office. And the prices may come down a little more in a year or two.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090027615-6325_Alexandri_Cir_Carlsbad_CA_92011
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080065277-7165_Willet_Carlsbad_CA_92011
[/quote]

What do you think about the Tramonto community in Aviara? I’ve read a short thread here early this year. What does it mean ‘detached condominium’? Are they detached homes within a gated community with HOAs? Those are cheaper now, and they probably will get even cheaper. The true detached homes in Aviara indeed seem to hold on to mid-high 600K, like you said.

[Scarlett]

MarketResearcher,
[quote=Scarlett][quote=Market_Researcher]
Aviara is real nice but 550K wont give you any mileage there … well atleast not as of today. Even with all the Power Lines, homes in your criteria are starting in High 600s or Low 700s as they appear on MLS today.[/quote]

I saw some pretty spacious 3bdr+extra room in Aviara under 600K. Not bona fide 4 bdr, but it can be converted. Or used as such for office. And the prices may come down a little more in a year or two.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090027615-6325_Alexandri_Cir_Carlsbad_CA_92011
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080065277-7165_Willet_Carlsbad_CA_92011
[/quote]

What do you think about the Tramonto community in Aviara? I’ve read a short thread here early this year. What does it mean ‘detached condominium’? Are they detached homes within a gated community with HOAs? Those are cheaper now, and they probably will get even cheaper. The true detached homes in Aviara indeed seem to hold on to mid-high 600K, like you said.

[Scarlett]

MarketResearcher,
[quote=Scarlett][quote=Market_Researcher]
Aviara is real nice but 550K wont give you any mileage there … well atleast not as of today. Even with all the Power Lines, homes in your criteria are starting in High 600s or Low 700s as they appear on MLS today.[/quote]

I saw some pretty spacious 3bdr+extra room in Aviara under 600K. Not bona fide 4 bdr, but it can be converted. Or used as such for office. And the prices may come down a little more in a year or two.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090027615-6325_Alexandri_Cir_Carlsbad_CA_92011
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080065277-7165_Willet_Carlsbad_CA_92011
[/quote]

What do you think about the Tramonto community in Aviara? I’ve read a short thread here early this year. What does it mean ‘detached condominium’? Are they detached homes within a gated community with HOAs? Those are cheaper now, and they probably will get even cheaper. The true detached homes in Aviara indeed seem to hold on to mid-high 600K, like you said.

[Scarlett]

MarketResearcher,
[quote=Scarlett][quote=Market_Researcher]
Aviara is real nice but 550K wont give you any mileage there … well atleast not as of today. Even with all the Power Lines, homes in your criteria are starting in High 600s or Low 700s as they appear on MLS today.[/quote]

I saw some pretty spacious 3bdr+extra room in Aviara under 600K. Not bona fide 4 bdr, but it can be converted. Or used as such for office. And the prices may come down a little more in a year or two.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090027615-6325_Alexandri_Cir_Carlsbad_CA_92011
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080065277-7165_Willet_Carlsbad_CA_92011
[/quote]

What do you think about the Tramonto community in Aviara? I’ve read a short thread here early this year. What does it mean ‘detached condominium’? Are they detached homes within a gated community with HOAs? Those are cheaper now, and they probably will get even cheaper. The true detached homes in Aviara indeed seem to hold on to mid-high 600K, like you said.

[Scarlett]

MarketResearcher,
[quote=Scarlett][quote=Market_Researcher]
Aviara is real nice but 550K wont give you any mileage there … well atleast not as of today. Even with all the Power Lines, homes in your criteria are starting in High 600s or Low 700s as they appear on MLS today.[/quote]

I saw some pretty spacious 3bdr+extra room in Aviara under 600K. Not bona fide 4 bdr, but it can be converted. Or used as such for office. And the prices may come down a little more in a year or two.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090027615-6325_Alexandri_Cir_Carlsbad_CA_92011
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080065277-7165_Willet_Carlsbad_CA_92011
[/quote]

What do you think about the Tramonto community in Aviara? I’ve read a short thread here early this year. What does it mean ‘detached condominium’? Are they detached homes within a gated community with HOAs? Those are cheaper now, and they probably will get even cheaper. The true detached homes in Aviara indeed seem to hold on to mid-high 600K, like you said.

[Scarlett]

[quote=Eugene][quote=NewtoSanDiego]
Drive commute is also easier now since original post with new lanes and fewer cars (due to recession)
[/quote]

On my way home tonight I missed the turn and ended up on I-5 north … If that’s the “easier” commute, I don’t want to know how it was before the new lines and the recession.

At 8:30 pm, my normal commute (56 to 15 or 52 to 15) is very much free-flowing, and I usually can sustain 75 mph all the way.

On 5N from the merge to Lomas Santa Fe, on the other hand, I was driving under the speed limit half of the time, because the freeway was too busy.
[/quote]

Was it perhaps due to the FAIR?

[Scarlett]

[quote=Eugene][quote=NewtoSanDiego]
Drive commute is also easier now since original post with new lanes and fewer cars (due to recession)
[/quote]

On my way home tonight I missed the turn and ended up on I-5 north … If that’s the “easier” commute, I don’t want to know how it was before the new lines and the recession.

At 8:30 pm, my normal commute (56 to 15 or 52 to 15) is very much free-flowing, and I usually can sustain 75 mph all the way.

On 5N from the merge to Lomas Santa Fe, on the other hand, I was driving under the speed limit half of the time, because the freeway was too busy.
[/quote]

Was it perhaps due to the FAIR?

[Scarlett]

[quote=Eugene][quote=NewtoSanDiego]
Drive commute is also easier now since original post with new lanes and fewer cars (due to recession)
[/quote]

On my way home tonight I missed the turn and ended up on I-5 north … If that’s the “easier” commute, I don’t want to know how it was before the new lines and the recession.

At 8:30 pm, my normal commute (56 to 15 or 52 to 15) is very much free-flowing, and I usually can sustain 75 mph all the way.

On 5N from the merge to Lomas Santa Fe, on the other hand, I was driving under the speed limit half of the time, because the freeway was too busy.
[/quote]

Was it perhaps due to the FAIR?

[Scarlett]

[quote=Eugene][quote=NewtoSanDiego]
Drive commute is also easier now since original post with new lanes and fewer cars (due to recession)
[/quote]

On my way home tonight I missed the turn and ended up on I-5 north … If that’s the “easier” commute, I don’t want to know how it was before the new lines and the recession.

At 8:30 pm, my normal commute (56 to 15 or 52 to 15) is very much free-flowing, and I usually can sustain 75 mph all the way.

On 5N from the merge to Lomas Santa Fe, on the other hand, I was driving under the speed limit half of the time, because the freeway was too busy.
[/quote]

Was it perhaps due to the FAIR?

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