Clairemont most desirable areas

[an]

[quote=Scarlett][quote=AN]commute from West Mira Mesa to North Parking at UCSD would take me between 10-15 minutes, depending on the lights. UCSD North Parking to downtown LJ is another 5-10 min depending on lights. So the commute would be between 15-25 minutes.[/quote]
From La Jolla Village Dr w/ Torrey Pines is at least 10′ if yu are really lucky; 15′ with no significant traffic is more the norm. I do that every day.[/quote]
I see. In term of commute time to LJ Cove, Clairemont is much better. Like you said, it’s at least 10 minute faster.

[Scarlett]

Has Clairemont bottomed out? or it bounced back already? What about nicer areas of Mira Mesa?

Would it be safer to wait a couple more years to buy to avoid the possible 2nd leg down?

[Scarlett]

Has Clairemont bottomed out? or it bounced back already? What about nicer areas of Mira Mesa?

Would it be safer to wait a couple more years to buy to avoid the possible 2nd leg down?

[Scarlett]

Has Clairemont bottomed out? or it bounced back already? What about nicer areas of Mira Mesa?

Would it be safer to wait a couple more years to buy to avoid the possible 2nd leg down?

[Scarlett]

Has Clairemont bottomed out? or it bounced back already? What about nicer areas of Mira Mesa?

Would it be safer to wait a couple more years to buy to avoid the possible 2nd leg down?

[Scarlett]

Has Clairemont bottomed out? or it bounced back already? What about nicer areas of Mira Mesa?

Would it be safer to wait a couple more years to buy to avoid the possible 2nd leg down?

[an]

[quote=Scarlett]Has Clairemont bottomed out? or it bounced back already? What about nicer areas of Mira Mesa?

Would it be safer to wait a couple more years to buy to avoid the possible 2nd leg down?[/quote]
MM has bounced. It’s up between 5-15% from a year and a half ago. I can’t tell you if we’ll see a 2nd leg down or not. I don’t think anyone can say they know either. Only time will tell.

[an]

[quote=Scarlett]Has Clairemont bottomed out? or it bounced back already? What about nicer areas of Mira Mesa?

Would it be safer to wait a couple more years to buy to avoid the possible 2nd leg down?[/quote]
MM has bounced. It’s up between 5-15% from a year and a half ago. I can’t tell you if we’ll see a 2nd leg down or not. I don’t think anyone can say they know either. Only time will tell.

[an]

[quote=Scarlett]Has Clairemont bottomed out? or it bounced back already? What about nicer areas of Mira Mesa?

Would it be safer to wait a couple more years to buy to avoid the possible 2nd leg down?[/quote]
MM has bounced. It’s up between 5-15% from a year and a half ago. I can’t tell you if we’ll see a 2nd leg down or not. I don’t think anyone can say they know either. Only time will tell.

[an]

[quote=Scarlett]Has Clairemont bottomed out? or it bounced back already? What about nicer areas of Mira Mesa?

Would it be safer to wait a couple more years to buy to avoid the possible 2nd leg down?[/quote]
MM has bounced. It’s up between 5-15% from a year and a half ago. I can’t tell you if we’ll see a 2nd leg down or not. I don’t think anyone can say they know either. Only time will tell.

[an]

[quote=Scarlett]Has Clairemont bottomed out? or it bounced back already? What about nicer areas of Mira Mesa?

Would it be safer to wait a couple more years to buy to avoid the possible 2nd leg down?[/quote]
MM has bounced. It’s up between 5-15% from a year and a half ago. I can’t tell you if we’ll see a 2nd leg down or not. I don’t think anyone can say they know either. Only time will tell.

[SD Realtor]

hahahah… I understand completely Scarlett…

Anyways tough call on MM verses CMT. MM gets a bad rap by mostly uninformed people or people who rented in the not so great areas. For the most part, people who have lived there a long time and know it well are those who I would listen to. Good resources here as AN knows it well and sduuude knows CMT. In terms of property valuations I could dig through solds and solds and solds but…well I am a bit tired right now. I really think that the differential in the areas is something I would need to reconcile with myself/family more then anything else. The neighborhoods are really really different. Of course the housing stock in CMT is much older then MM so that is a factor. West MM on the canyons is okay, I have lived there when our kids were infants/toddlers and we would take them to the park at the end of Camino Ruiz alot. The neighborhood is quite diverse with a mix of Asian, Indian, and Russian folks. I think CMT will get you a bit larger lot and if you can get a nice place on one of the mtn streets on a canyon, well that would be my choice. Still that is simply personal and don’t take it for any more then that.

Both CMT and MM have bounced in a fairly strong manner in the past year.

[SD Realtor]

hahahah… I understand completely Scarlett…

Anyways tough call on MM verses CMT. MM gets a bad rap by mostly uninformed people or people who rented in the not so great areas. For the most part, people who have lived there a long time and know it well are those who I would listen to. Good resources here as AN knows it well and sduuude knows CMT. In terms of property valuations I could dig through solds and solds and solds but…well I am a bit tired right now. I really think that the differential in the areas is something I would need to reconcile with myself/family more then anything else. The neighborhoods are really really different. Of course the housing stock in CMT is much older then MM so that is a factor. West MM on the canyons is okay, I have lived there when our kids were infants/toddlers and we would take them to the park at the end of Camino Ruiz alot. The neighborhood is quite diverse with a mix of Asian, Indian, and Russian folks. I think CMT will get you a bit larger lot and if you can get a nice place on one of the mtn streets on a canyon, well that would be my choice. Still that is simply personal and don’t take it for any more then that.

Both CMT and MM have bounced in a fairly strong manner in the past year.

[SD Realtor]

hahahah… I understand completely Scarlett…

Anyways tough call on MM verses CMT. MM gets a bad rap by mostly uninformed people or people who rented in the not so great areas. For the most part, people who have lived there a long time and know it well are those who I would listen to. Good resources here as AN knows it well and sduuude knows CMT. In terms of property valuations I could dig through solds and solds and solds but…well I am a bit tired right now. I really think that the differential in the areas is something I would need to reconcile with myself/family more then anything else. The neighborhoods are really really different. Of course the housing stock in CMT is much older then MM so that is a factor. West MM on the canyons is okay, I have lived there when our kids were infants/toddlers and we would take them to the park at the end of Camino Ruiz alot. The neighborhood is quite diverse with a mix of Asian, Indian, and Russian folks. I think CMT will get you a bit larger lot and if you can get a nice place on one of the mtn streets on a canyon, well that would be my choice. Still that is simply personal and don’t take it for any more then that.

Both CMT and MM have bounced in a fairly strong manner in the past year.

[SD Realtor]

hahahah… I understand completely Scarlett…

Anyways tough call on MM verses CMT. MM gets a bad rap by mostly uninformed people or people who rented in the not so great areas. For the most part, people who have lived there a long time and know it well are those who I would listen to. Good resources here as AN knows it well and sduuude knows CMT. In terms of property valuations I could dig through solds and solds and solds but…well I am a bit tired right now. I really think that the differential in the areas is something I would need to reconcile with myself/family more then anything else. The neighborhoods are really really different. Of course the housing stock in CMT is much older then MM so that is a factor. West MM on the canyons is okay, I have lived there when our kids were infants/toddlers and we would take them to the park at the end of Camino Ruiz alot. The neighborhood is quite diverse with a mix of Asian, Indian, and Russian folks. I think CMT will get you a bit larger lot and if you can get a nice place on one of the mtn streets on a canyon, well that would be my choice. Still that is simply personal and don’t take it for any more then that.

Both CMT and MM have bounced in a fairly strong manner in the past year.

[Author]

Posts