Chula Vista better schools and newer construction

[jameswenn]

[quote=ybitz][quote=mercedes7][quote=sdduuuude]Tierrasanta may be a great compromise for you …[/quote]

Agreed…I think you should at least look at Tierrasanta. Don’t know anything about the schools there though.[/quote]

Keep in mind that inventory is super low in Tierrasanta. There are only 9 active listings (not counting short sales) under $600k in Tierrasanta right now.[/quote]

Only things i’ve seen under 600K the past year are the 1500 sqft homes in Portofino, 2 stories, so they feel smaller.

I talked to a realtor out there and he told a majority of the homes have no AC and there is some riff-raff from the naval housing in the area

[Anonymous]

I used to teach and coach at Otay Ranch High School. The schools in the Otay Ranch, East Lake areas are good. It is a diverse population and great area to raise kids. Because of the over-building in the past, the prices are cheaper than north county. Plus, future development is planned with affordable housing and transit centers.
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/mar/03/mcmillin-sets-sights-mixed-use-mega-project/

[Anonymous]

I used to teach and coach at Otay Ranch High School. The schools in the Otay Ranch, East Lake areas are good. It is a diverse population and great area to raise kids. Because of the over-building in the past, the prices are cheaper than north county. Plus, future development is planned with affordable housing and transit centers.
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/mar/03/mcmillin-sets-sights-mixed-use-mega-project/

[Anonymous]

I used to teach and coach at Otay Ranch High School. The schools in the Otay Ranch, East Lake areas are good. It is a diverse population and great area to raise kids. Because of the over-building in the past, the prices are cheaper than north county. Plus, future development is planned with affordable housing and transit centers.
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/mar/03/mcmillin-sets-sights-mixed-use-mega-project/

[Anonymous]

I used to teach and coach at Otay Ranch High School. The schools in the Otay Ranch, East Lake areas are good. It is a diverse population and great area to raise kids. Because of the over-building in the past, the prices are cheaper than north county. Plus, future development is planned with affordable housing and transit centers.
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/mar/03/mcmillin-sets-sights-mixed-use-mega-project/

[Anonymous]

I used to teach and coach at Otay Ranch High School. The schools in the Otay Ranch, East Lake areas are good. It is a diverse population and great area to raise kids. Because of the over-building in the past, the prices are cheaper than north county. Plus, future development is planned with affordable housing and transit centers.
http://www.signonsandiego.com/news/2010/mar/03/mcmillin-sets-sights-mixed-use-mega-project/

[jameswenn]

[quote=Jim Jones]Jameswenn,

Can you comment on what your friends believed the difference in quality of schools was? From what area did they come from initially?[/quote]

Jim:

The people i know that send their kids to the public elementary schools went to Sweetwater and Bonita Vista High schools. They say they went to all the public schools and they’re comfortable sending their children there.

The two families i know that send their kids to private schools relocated from Glendale, CA and Cupertino and didn’t think much of the public schools down there.

[jameswenn]

[quote=Jim Jones]Jameswenn,

Can you comment on what your friends believed the difference in quality of schools was? From what area did they come from initially?[/quote]

Jim:

The people i know that send their kids to the public elementary schools went to Sweetwater and Bonita Vista High schools. They say they went to all the public schools and they’re comfortable sending their children there.

The two families i know that send their kids to private schools relocated from Glendale, CA and Cupertino and didn’t think much of the public schools down there.

[jameswenn]

[quote=Jim Jones]Jameswenn,

Can you comment on what your friends believed the difference in quality of schools was? From what area did they come from initially?[/quote]

Jim:

The people i know that send their kids to the public elementary schools went to Sweetwater and Bonita Vista High schools. They say they went to all the public schools and they’re comfortable sending their children there.

The two families i know that send their kids to private schools relocated from Glendale, CA and Cupertino and didn’t think much of the public schools down there.

[jameswenn]

[quote=Jim Jones]Jameswenn,

Can you comment on what your friends believed the difference in quality of schools was? From what area did they come from initially?[/quote]

Jim:

The people i know that send their kids to the public elementary schools went to Sweetwater and Bonita Vista High schools. They say they went to all the public schools and they’re comfortable sending their children there.

The two families i know that send their kids to private schools relocated from Glendale, CA and Cupertino and didn’t think much of the public schools down there.

[jameswenn]

[quote=Jim Jones]Jameswenn,

Can you comment on what your friends believed the difference in quality of schools was? From what area did they come from initially?[/quote]

Jim:

The people i know that send their kids to the public elementary schools went to Sweetwater and Bonita Vista High schools. They say they went to all the public schools and they’re comfortable sending their children there.

The two families i know that send their kids to private schools relocated from Glendale, CA and Cupertino and didn’t think much of the public schools down there.

[KIBU]

Many people tend to underestimate Chula Vista and I believe they really don’t know what they miss.

It’s a great place if you do some searching.

In many aspects.

[KIBU]

Many people tend to underestimate Chula Vista and I believe they really don’t know what they miss.

It’s a great place if you do some searching.

In many aspects.

[KIBU]

Many people tend to underestimate Chula Vista and I believe they really don’t know what they miss.

It’s a great place if you do some searching.

In many aspects.

[KIBU]

Many people tend to underestimate Chula Vista and I believe they really don’t know what they miss.

It’s a great place if you do some searching.

In many aspects.

[Author]

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