Commuting from Temecula to Carlsbad?

[paramount]

I’ve been commuting between Temecula and RB for 7 years now, up until about 2 -3 months ago it sucked.

Now with the 15 improvements/lane additions, no problem at all, takes about 40 minutes.

[carlsbadworker]

I do so daily, exclude the days that I work from home. Try it. No one can tell you because everyone’s tolerance is different. I rented in Temecula for two years (have to live there because of family reason) before I committed to buy. I may buy a Carlsbad home in the future if the price comes down and turn the first one into a rental property, who knows. So far the commute is not a burden to me yet.

[carlsbadworker]

I do so daily, exclude the days that I work from home. Try it. No one can tell you because everyone’s tolerance is different. I rented in Temecula for two years (have to live there because of family reason) before I committed to buy. I may buy a Carlsbad home in the future if the price comes down and turn the first one into a rental property, who knows. So far the commute is not a burden to me yet.

[carlsbadworker]

I do so daily, exclude the days that I work from home. Try it. No one can tell you because everyone’s tolerance is different. I rented in Temecula for two years (have to live there because of family reason) before I committed to buy. I may buy a Carlsbad home in the future if the price comes down and turn the first one into a rental property, who knows. So far the commute is not a burden to me yet.

[carlsbadworker]

I do so daily, exclude the days that I work from home. Try it. No one can tell you because everyone’s tolerance is different. I rented in Temecula for two years (have to live there because of family reason) before I committed to buy. I may buy a Carlsbad home in the future if the price comes down and turn the first one into a rental property, who knows. So far the commute is not a burden to me yet.

[carlsbadworker]

I do so daily, exclude the days that I work from home. Try it. No one can tell you because everyone’s tolerance is different. I rented in Temecula for two years (have to live there because of family reason) before I committed to buy. I may buy a Carlsbad home in the future if the price comes down and turn the first one into a rental property, who knows. So far the commute is not a burden to me yet.

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I have a several co-workers who commute from TEM and MUR to CBAD. Takes them all 45 minutes or so, no complaints.

I rent in SEH and I think about buying in TEM from time to time but like the coast too much.

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I have a several co-workers who commute from TEM and MUR to CBAD. Takes them all 45 minutes or so, no complaints.

I rent in SEH and I think about buying in TEM from time to time but like the coast too much.

[waiting for bottom]

I have a several co-workers who commute from TEM and MUR to CBAD. Takes them all 45 minutes or so, no complaints.

I rent in SEH and I think about buying in TEM from time to time but like the coast too much.

[waiting for bottom]

I have a several co-workers who commute from TEM and MUR to CBAD. Takes them all 45 minutes or so, no complaints.

I rent in SEH and I think about buying in TEM from time to time but like the coast too much.

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I have a several co-workers who commute from TEM and MUR to CBAD. Takes them all 45 minutes or so, no complaints.

I rent in SEH and I think about buying in TEM from time to time but like the coast too much.

[Back2SoCal]

[quote=carlsbadworker]I do so daily, exclude the days that I work from home. Try it. No one can tell you because everyone’s tolerance is different. I rented in Temecula for two years (have to live there because of family reason) before I committed to buy. I may buy a Carlsbad home in the future if the price comes down and turn the first one into a rental property, who knows. So far the commute is not a burden to me yet.[/quote]

Thank you! I’ll be in the area in early July, and will definitely do the commute both ways. Appreciate everyone’s responses, and am looking forward to returning to SoCal.

[Back2SoCal]

[quote=carlsbadworker]I do so daily, exclude the days that I work from home. Try it. No one can tell you because everyone’s tolerance is different. I rented in Temecula for two years (have to live there because of family reason) before I committed to buy. I may buy a Carlsbad home in the future if the price comes down and turn the first one into a rental property, who knows. So far the commute is not a burden to me yet.[/quote]

Thank you! I’ll be in the area in early July, and will definitely do the commute both ways. Appreciate everyone’s responses, and am looking forward to returning to SoCal.

[Back2SoCal]

[quote=carlsbadworker]I do so daily, exclude the days that I work from home. Try it. No one can tell you because everyone’s tolerance is different. I rented in Temecula for two years (have to live there because of family reason) before I committed to buy. I may buy a Carlsbad home in the future if the price comes down and turn the first one into a rental property, who knows. So far the commute is not a burden to me yet.[/quote]

Thank you! I’ll be in the area in early July, and will definitely do the commute both ways. Appreciate everyone’s responses, and am looking forward to returning to SoCal.

[Back2SoCal]

[quote=carlsbadworker]I do so daily, exclude the days that I work from home. Try it. No one can tell you because everyone’s tolerance is different. I rented in Temecula for two years (have to live there because of family reason) before I committed to buy. I may buy a Carlsbad home in the future if the price comes down and turn the first one into a rental property, who knows. So far the commute is not a burden to me yet.[/quote]

Thank you! I’ll be in the area in early July, and will definitely do the commute both ways. Appreciate everyone’s responses, and am looking forward to returning to SoCal.

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