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May 21, 2008 at 10:26 PM #209465May 22, 2008 at 8:58 AM #209620FearfulParticipant
Maybe CV is sort of a sweet spot for value preservation: At the top of the “plankton food chain”; strongly affected by move-up equity transfers (unlike the $raptorduck territory) but not vulnerable to the initial speculation runup; preserved by the school system … the houses did not initially attract reckless buyers, and those same buyers are more likely to shrug off the high cost by virtue of the schools … also, the schools attract buyers willing to hold on longer than the typical … what does the future hold? Gravity eventually takes hold; as cost differentials to further north and to the east increase, downward pressure …
May 22, 2008 at 8:58 AM #209682FearfulParticipantMaybe CV is sort of a sweet spot for value preservation: At the top of the “plankton food chain”; strongly affected by move-up equity transfers (unlike the $raptorduck territory) but not vulnerable to the initial speculation runup; preserved by the school system … the houses did not initially attract reckless buyers, and those same buyers are more likely to shrug off the high cost by virtue of the schools … also, the schools attract buyers willing to hold on longer than the typical … what does the future hold? Gravity eventually takes hold; as cost differentials to further north and to the east increase, downward pressure …
May 22, 2008 at 8:58 AM #209714FearfulParticipantMaybe CV is sort of a sweet spot for value preservation: At the top of the “plankton food chain”; strongly affected by move-up equity transfers (unlike the $raptorduck territory) but not vulnerable to the initial speculation runup; preserved by the school system … the houses did not initially attract reckless buyers, and those same buyers are more likely to shrug off the high cost by virtue of the schools … also, the schools attract buyers willing to hold on longer than the typical … what does the future hold? Gravity eventually takes hold; as cost differentials to further north and to the east increase, downward pressure …
May 22, 2008 at 8:58 AM #209732FearfulParticipantMaybe CV is sort of a sweet spot for value preservation: At the top of the “plankton food chain”; strongly affected by move-up equity transfers (unlike the $raptorduck territory) but not vulnerable to the initial speculation runup; preserved by the school system … the houses did not initially attract reckless buyers, and those same buyers are more likely to shrug off the high cost by virtue of the schools … also, the schools attract buyers willing to hold on longer than the typical … what does the future hold? Gravity eventually takes hold; as cost differentials to further north and to the east increase, downward pressure …
May 22, 2008 at 8:58 AM #209766FearfulParticipantMaybe CV is sort of a sweet spot for value preservation: At the top of the “plankton food chain”; strongly affected by move-up equity transfers (unlike the $raptorduck territory) but not vulnerable to the initial speculation runup; preserved by the school system … the houses did not initially attract reckless buyers, and those same buyers are more likely to shrug off the high cost by virtue of the schools … also, the schools attract buyers willing to hold on longer than the typical … what does the future hold? Gravity eventually takes hold; as cost differentials to further north and to the east increase, downward pressure …
May 22, 2008 at 9:54 AM #209675cv2ParticipantYes so far so good.
But there is a storm gathering: just go to foreclusreradar.com and type in zip 92130. The auction and REO is not much, less than 20 each but preforeclosure is over 60. Out of this 60, the majority is condo/townhomes but an increasing significant amount of SFR is the trend.
May 22, 2008 at 9:54 AM #209823cv2ParticipantYes so far so good.
But there is a storm gathering: just go to foreclusreradar.com and type in zip 92130. The auction and REO is not much, less than 20 each but preforeclosure is over 60. Out of this 60, the majority is condo/townhomes but an increasing significant amount of SFR is the trend.
May 22, 2008 at 9:54 AM #209788cv2ParticipantYes so far so good.
But there is a storm gathering: just go to foreclusreradar.com and type in zip 92130. The auction and REO is not much, less than 20 each but preforeclosure is over 60. Out of this 60, the majority is condo/townhomes but an increasing significant amount of SFR is the trend.
May 22, 2008 at 9:54 AM #209768cv2ParticipantYes so far so good.
But there is a storm gathering: just go to foreclusreradar.com and type in zip 92130. The auction and REO is not much, less than 20 each but preforeclosure is over 60. Out of this 60, the majority is condo/townhomes but an increasing significant amount of SFR is the trend.
May 22, 2008 at 9:54 AM #209736cv2ParticipantYes so far so good.
But there is a storm gathering: just go to foreclusreradar.com and type in zip 92130. The auction and REO is not much, less than 20 each but preforeclosure is over 60. Out of this 60, the majority is condo/townhomes but an increasing significant amount of SFR is the trend.
May 22, 2008 at 1:22 PM #209872cv2ParticipantHere’s an example Pardee Portico development
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-081010705-6044_Roselle_Meadows_Trl_San_Diego_CA_92130
05/19/2008 $702,000 2y 6m -13% -5%
11/04/2005 $805,098 n/a – –“This home has over $80,000 in upgrades and is truly a must see.”
A must see to see $80K goes up in smoke π
May 22, 2008 at 1:22 PM #209938cv2ParticipantHere’s an example Pardee Portico development
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-081010705-6044_Roselle_Meadows_Trl_San_Diego_CA_92130
05/19/2008 $702,000 2y 6m -13% -5%
11/04/2005 $805,098 n/a – –“This home has over $80,000 in upgrades and is truly a must see.”
A must see to see $80K goes up in smoke π
May 22, 2008 at 1:22 PM #209970cv2ParticipantHere’s an example Pardee Portico development
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-081010705-6044_Roselle_Meadows_Trl_San_Diego_CA_92130
05/19/2008 $702,000 2y 6m -13% -5%
11/04/2005 $805,098 n/a – –“This home has over $80,000 in upgrades and is truly a must see.”
A must see to see $80K goes up in smoke π
May 22, 2008 at 1:22 PM #209988cv2ParticipantHere’s an example Pardee Portico development
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-081010705-6044_Roselle_Meadows_Trl_San_Diego_CA_92130
05/19/2008 $702,000 2y 6m -13% -5%
11/04/2005 $805,098 n/a – –“This home has over $80,000 in upgrades and is truly a must see.”
A must see to see $80K goes up in smoke π
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