Clairemont most desirable areas

[bearishgurl]

[quote=sdduuuude]To avoid:
– neighborhoods with 1-car garage houses never impress.
– Anything within 2 blocks of CMB is unlikely to be nice.[/quote]

Scarlett, in my recollection, these properties sdduuuuude is referring to here tend to be just north of Clairemont Mesa Bl (CMB) and just east of the 805 fwy. This is an area with many rentals and cheaply-built homes, some with one-car garages. You must be careful in here, as at least one tract does not have attics, but instead a low vaulted ceiling and thin, originally uninsulated walls which invited dry-rot. This particular “Drogan” style of home is also heavily represented in other areas of SD County (92119 and 91911) and to a lesser extent, 92110.

[bearishgurl]

Scarlett, I’ve had several co-workers that bought Mtn. Sts. property when they were brand new. The prices in the early sixties were $16K to $18K. As far as I know, they’re all still living there and retired. Again, keep this is mind when you want to focus on the occupations of Clairemont. It didn’t take a very high income to purchase property there back in the day, relative to now, as only 17% of HS graduates attended college back then. I’m stating this because you previously posted you and your spouse have an advanced education. For the most part, owners on Mtn. Sts. keep up their property. This is all you should be concerned with.

[bearishgurl]

Scarlett, I’ve had several co-workers that bought Mtn. Sts. property when they were brand new. The prices in the early sixties were $16K to $18K. As far as I know, they’re all still living there and retired. Again, keep this is mind when you want to focus on the occupations of Clairemont. It didn’t take a very high income to purchase property there back in the day, relative to now, as only 17% of HS graduates attended college back then. I’m stating this because you previously posted you and your spouse have an advanced education. For the most part, owners on Mtn. Sts. keep up their property. This is all you should be concerned with.

[bearishgurl]

Scarlett, I’ve had several co-workers that bought Mtn. Sts. property when they were brand new. The prices in the early sixties were $16K to $18K. As far as I know, they’re all still living there and retired. Again, keep this is mind when you want to focus on the occupations of Clairemont. It didn’t take a very high income to purchase property there back in the day, relative to now, as only 17% of HS graduates attended college back then. I’m stating this because you previously posted you and your spouse have an advanced education. For the most part, owners on Mtn. Sts. keep up their property. This is all you should be concerned with.

[bearishgurl]

Scarlett, I’ve had several co-workers that bought Mtn. Sts. property when they were brand new. The prices in the early sixties were $16K to $18K. As far as I know, they’re all still living there and retired. Again, keep this is mind when you want to focus on the occupations of Clairemont. It didn’t take a very high income to purchase property there back in the day, relative to now, as only 17% of HS graduates attended college back then. I’m stating this because you previously posted you and your spouse have an advanced education. For the most part, owners on Mtn. Sts. keep up their property. This is all you should be concerned with.

[bearishgurl]

Scarlett, I’ve had several co-workers that bought Mtn. Sts. property when they were brand new. The prices in the early sixties were $16K to $18K. As far as I know, they’re all still living there and retired. Again, keep this is mind when you want to focus on the occupations of Clairemont. It didn’t take a very high income to purchase property there back in the day, relative to now, as only 17% of HS graduates attended college back then. I’m stating this because you previously posted you and your spouse have an advanced education. For the most part, owners on Mtn. Sts. keep up their property. This is all you should be concerned with.

[Scarlett]

Excellent info, thanks Bearishgurl, Sduuuude, UCGal! Many thanks. I am convinced we will give at least a good look. Commute would be so easy to La Jolla from there. And we could find a decent home for our price range.

I got it about the retired people, and I am absolutely fine with that. I have young kids but hopefully there will be some kids on the block.

I’ve looked online at some listings in the nicer areas and most like a good value on paper. plus no HOA or MR. And I like that there are no cookie-cutter houses. Of course, nothing beats seeing them in person.

the biggest issue remains schools, we’ll either go with Muir or others, public ones, that decent (which are???), or hopefully choice in La Jolla or UC schools.

Also,I noticed that the inventory is not so bad, compared with for example, Rancho Penasquitos.

[Scarlett]

Excellent info, thanks Bearishgurl, Sduuuude, UCGal! Many thanks. I am convinced we will give at least a good look. Commute would be so easy to La Jolla from there. And we could find a decent home for our price range.

I got it about the retired people, and I am absolutely fine with that. I have young kids but hopefully there will be some kids on the block.

I’ve looked online at some listings in the nicer areas and most like a good value on paper. plus no HOA or MR. And I like that there are no cookie-cutter houses. Of course, nothing beats seeing them in person.

the biggest issue remains schools, we’ll either go with Muir or others, public ones, that decent (which are???), or hopefully choice in La Jolla or UC schools.

Also,I noticed that the inventory is not so bad, compared with for example, Rancho Penasquitos.

[Scarlett]

Excellent info, thanks Bearishgurl, Sduuuude, UCGal! Many thanks. I am convinced we will give at least a good look. Commute would be so easy to La Jolla from there. And we could find a decent home for our price range.

I got it about the retired people, and I am absolutely fine with that. I have young kids but hopefully there will be some kids on the block.

I’ve looked online at some listings in the nicer areas and most like a good value on paper. plus no HOA or MR. And I like that there are no cookie-cutter houses. Of course, nothing beats seeing them in person.

the biggest issue remains schools, we’ll either go with Muir or others, public ones, that decent (which are???), or hopefully choice in La Jolla or UC schools.

Also,I noticed that the inventory is not so bad, compared with for example, Rancho Penasquitos.

[Scarlett]

Excellent info, thanks Bearishgurl, Sduuuude, UCGal! Many thanks. I am convinced we will give at least a good look. Commute would be so easy to La Jolla from there. And we could find a decent home for our price range.

I got it about the retired people, and I am absolutely fine with that. I have young kids but hopefully there will be some kids on the block.

I’ve looked online at some listings in the nicer areas and most like a good value on paper. plus no HOA or MR. And I like that there are no cookie-cutter houses. Of course, nothing beats seeing them in person.

the biggest issue remains schools, we’ll either go with Muir or others, public ones, that decent (which are???), or hopefully choice in La Jolla or UC schools.

Also,I noticed that the inventory is not so bad, compared with for example, Rancho Penasquitos.

[Scarlett]

Excellent info, thanks Bearishgurl, Sduuuude, UCGal! Many thanks. I am convinced we will give at least a good look. Commute would be so easy to La Jolla from there. And we could find a decent home for our price range.

I got it about the retired people, and I am absolutely fine with that. I have young kids but hopefully there will be some kids on the block.

I’ve looked online at some listings in the nicer areas and most like a good value on paper. plus no HOA or MR. And I like that there are no cookie-cutter houses. Of course, nothing beats seeing them in person.

the biggest issue remains schools, we’ll either go with Muir or others, public ones, that decent (which are???), or hopefully choice in La Jolla or UC schools.

Also,I noticed that the inventory is not so bad, compared with for example, Rancho Penasquitos.

[sdduuuude]

Getting out before the kids get to high school may be a plan. It is, indeed, ours.

Holmes, I believe, is one of the better ones. Neighbors who go there are happy with it. Choice into Curie or other UTC school to avoid Madison High and Clairemont High.

[sdduuuude]

Getting out before the kids get to high school may be a plan. It is, indeed, ours.

Holmes, I believe, is one of the better ones. Neighbors who go there are happy with it. Choice into Curie or other UTC school to avoid Madison High and Clairemont High.

[sdduuuude]

Getting out before the kids get to high school may be a plan. It is, indeed, ours.

Holmes, I believe, is one of the better ones. Neighbors who go there are happy with it. Choice into Curie or other UTC school to avoid Madison High and Clairemont High.

[sdduuuude]

Getting out before the kids get to high school may be a plan. It is, indeed, ours.

Holmes, I believe, is one of the better ones. Neighbors who go there are happy with it. Choice into Curie or other UTC school to avoid Madison High and Clairemont High.

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