Carmel Valley largest townhomes and their bottom

[Scarlett]

[quote=jpinpb]I posted this thread here before Mona Lisa. I had the same thought that 500k would be the max. But it went pending.

Be careful w/some of the older ones and the polybutylene plumbing. [/quote]
Thanks , jpinpb, I did read that thread. La Plage seems a bit further from shopping places and schools, am I wrong?

[Scarlett]

[quote=jpinpb]I posted this thread here before Mona Lisa. I had the same thought that 500k would be the max. But it went pending.[/quote]

But, if the owning should be close enough to rent, then probably 500K would be the bottom. I agree with you that Mona Lisa should not have gone for much more than 500K. Thing is,
1) we are not at the bottom in CV yet, not by a long shot – but maybe we’ll get there in a year or two – and then perhaps a La Plage one will be 500K; and
2)there are not that many large townhomes on the market, right? demand and supply.

[Scarlett]

[quote=jpinpb]I posted this thread here before Mona Lisa. I had the same thought that 500k would be the max. But it went pending.[/quote]

But, if the owning should be close enough to rent, then probably 500K would be the bottom. I agree with you that Mona Lisa should not have gone for much more than 500K. Thing is,
1) we are not at the bottom in CV yet, not by a long shot – but maybe we’ll get there in a year or two – and then perhaps a La Plage one will be 500K; and
2)there are not that many large townhomes on the market, right? demand and supply.

[Scarlett]

[quote=jpinpb]I posted this thread here before Mona Lisa. I had the same thought that 500k would be the max. But it went pending.[/quote]

But, if the owning should be close enough to rent, then probably 500K would be the bottom. I agree with you that Mona Lisa should not have gone for much more than 500K. Thing is,
1) we are not at the bottom in CV yet, not by a long shot – but maybe we’ll get there in a year or two – and then perhaps a La Plage one will be 500K; and
2)there are not that many large townhomes on the market, right? demand and supply.

[Scarlett]

[quote=jpinpb]I posted this thread here before Mona Lisa. I had the same thought that 500k would be the max. But it went pending.[/quote]

But, if the owning should be close enough to rent, then probably 500K would be the bottom. I agree with you that Mona Lisa should not have gone for much more than 500K. Thing is,
1) we are not at the bottom in CV yet, not by a long shot – but maybe we’ll get there in a year or two – and then perhaps a La Plage one will be 500K; and
2)there are not that many large townhomes on the market, right? demand and supply.

[Scarlett]

[quote=jpinpb]I posted this thread here before Mona Lisa. I had the same thought that 500k would be the max. But it went pending.[/quote]

But, if the owning should be close enough to rent, then probably 500K would be the bottom. I agree with you that Mona Lisa should not have gone for much more than 500K. Thing is,
1) we are not at the bottom in CV yet, not by a long shot – but maybe we’ll get there in a year or two – and then perhaps a La Plage one will be 500K; and
2)there are not that many large townhomes on the market, right? demand and supply.

[Coronita]

Heh, Scarlett, I was about to slam you on your views on GM….But thanks for pointing out you aren’t that person. Just kidding

I love talking about CV townhomes…My favorite subject.

[quote]
Since the townhomes and twinhomes in CV are starting to take a hit, I was thinking of buying one next year, instead of a larger SFR home but farther away. I have not seen many large ones that went on the market. By large town-/twin-home I mean >1650 sf, 3 br+.
[/quote]

I personally like (1) Crest atDel Mar (2) Analucia
For small SFH, antares is in a good location, but not the best quality homes.

Townhomes have taken a huge plunge. It hasn’t just started, it’s been happening for some time.
Peak prices for a townhomes 3/3 1533-1584sqft were $630k+. Recent prices have been as low as $480k in the same complex.

The majority of the larger size townhomes are 3/3 1533-1584sqft. I can’t personally predict how much further home prices fall, but I an personally waiting for something back to around the low 4’s, which at one point I thought was impossible, but seems to be more and more possible these days.

One thing you are probably are aware of that there is a large glut of townhomes in CV, mainly due to (1) new construction (2) condo conversions

[Coronita]

Heh, Scarlett, I was about to slam you on your views on GM….But thanks for pointing out you aren’t that person. Just kidding

I love talking about CV townhomes…My favorite subject.

[quote]
Since the townhomes and twinhomes in CV are starting to take a hit, I was thinking of buying one next year, instead of a larger SFR home but farther away. I have not seen many large ones that went on the market. By large town-/twin-home I mean >1650 sf, 3 br+.
[/quote]

I personally like (1) Crest atDel Mar (2) Analucia
For small SFH, antares is in a good location, but not the best quality homes.

Townhomes have taken a huge plunge. It hasn’t just started, it’s been happening for some time.
Peak prices for a townhomes 3/3 1533-1584sqft were $630k+. Recent prices have been as low as $480k in the same complex.

The majority of the larger size townhomes are 3/3 1533-1584sqft. I can’t personally predict how much further home prices fall, but I an personally waiting for something back to around the low 4’s, which at one point I thought was impossible, but seems to be more and more possible these days.

One thing you are probably are aware of that there is a large glut of townhomes in CV, mainly due to (1) new construction (2) condo conversions

[Coronita]

Heh, Scarlett, I was about to slam you on your views on GM….But thanks for pointing out you aren’t that person. Just kidding

I love talking about CV townhomes…My favorite subject.

[quote]
Since the townhomes and twinhomes in CV are starting to take a hit, I was thinking of buying one next year, instead of a larger SFR home but farther away. I have not seen many large ones that went on the market. By large town-/twin-home I mean >1650 sf, 3 br+.
[/quote]

I personally like (1) Crest atDel Mar (2) Analucia
For small SFH, antares is in a good location, but not the best quality homes.

Townhomes have taken a huge plunge. It hasn’t just started, it’s been happening for some time.
Peak prices for a townhomes 3/3 1533-1584sqft were $630k+. Recent prices have been as low as $480k in the same complex.

The majority of the larger size townhomes are 3/3 1533-1584sqft. I can’t personally predict how much further home prices fall, but I an personally waiting for something back to around the low 4’s, which at one point I thought was impossible, but seems to be more and more possible these days.

One thing you are probably are aware of that there is a large glut of townhomes in CV, mainly due to (1) new construction (2) condo conversions

[Coronita]

Heh, Scarlett, I was about to slam you on your views on GM….But thanks for pointing out you aren’t that person. Just kidding

I love talking about CV townhomes…My favorite subject.

[quote]
Since the townhomes and twinhomes in CV are starting to take a hit, I was thinking of buying one next year, instead of a larger SFR home but farther away. I have not seen many large ones that went on the market. By large town-/twin-home I mean >1650 sf, 3 br+.
[/quote]

I personally like (1) Crest atDel Mar (2) Analucia
For small SFH, antares is in a good location, but not the best quality homes.

Townhomes have taken a huge plunge. It hasn’t just started, it’s been happening for some time.
Peak prices for a townhomes 3/3 1533-1584sqft were $630k+. Recent prices have been as low as $480k in the same complex.

The majority of the larger size townhomes are 3/3 1533-1584sqft. I can’t personally predict how much further home prices fall, but I an personally waiting for something back to around the low 4’s, which at one point I thought was impossible, but seems to be more and more possible these days.

One thing you are probably are aware of that there is a large glut of townhomes in CV, mainly due to (1) new construction (2) condo conversions

[Coronita]

Heh, Scarlett, I was about to slam you on your views on GM….But thanks for pointing out you aren’t that person. Just kidding

I love talking about CV townhomes…My favorite subject.

[quote]
Since the townhomes and twinhomes in CV are starting to take a hit, I was thinking of buying one next year, instead of a larger SFR home but farther away. I have not seen many large ones that went on the market. By large town-/twin-home I mean >1650 sf, 3 br+.
[/quote]

I personally like (1) Crest atDel Mar (2) Analucia
For small SFH, antares is in a good location, but not the best quality homes.

Townhomes have taken a huge plunge. It hasn’t just started, it’s been happening for some time.
Peak prices for a townhomes 3/3 1533-1584sqft were $630k+. Recent prices have been as low as $480k in the same complex.

The majority of the larger size townhomes are 3/3 1533-1584sqft. I can’t personally predict how much further home prices fall, but I an personally waiting for something back to around the low 4’s, which at one point I thought was impossible, but seems to be more and more possible these days.

One thing you are probably are aware of that there is a large glut of townhomes in CV, mainly due to (1) new construction (2) condo conversions

[sdrealtor]

FYI, polybut plumbing is about a $5,000 re-pipe job.

[sdrealtor]

FYI, polybut plumbing is about a $5,000 re-pipe job.

[sdrealtor]

FYI, polybut plumbing is about a $5,000 re-pipe job.

[sdrealtor]

FYI, polybut plumbing is about a $5,000 re-pipe job.

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