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  • September 19, 2009 at 9:23 AM #459716
    Rt.66
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    I expect we’ll be seeing even more companies exit CA. The state is so far in deficit and the bubble FIRE economy money stream is gone, so where can the state turn for funds? Corporations probably know that they are at the top of the list. 1000 employees at that company support many more indirect jobs throughout San Diego.

    Unemployment keeps going up, consumers keep retrenching and yet people in SoCal still think a small 40 year old house in Poway is worth $400k. The disconnect is huge.

    September 19, 2009 at 4:45 PM #459027
    EconProf
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    If true, this will be a very big blow to San Diego’s economy and real estate market, since these people are high-paid and a lot of auxiliary businesses connected to SAIC will leave too.
    Much of the blame must fall on the liberal, anti-business atmosphere of CA. Our high state taxes combined with silly regulations will continue to drive out businesses and the middle and upper classes to friendlier states.
    SD Realtor: would the hardest hit neighborhoods be around RB, RP, Scripps, etc.?

    September 19, 2009 at 4:45 PM #459222
    EconProf
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    If true, this will be a very big blow to San Diego’s economy and real estate market, since these people are high-paid and a lot of auxiliary businesses connected to SAIC will leave too.
    Much of the blame must fall on the liberal, anti-business atmosphere of CA. Our high state taxes combined with silly regulations will continue to drive out businesses and the middle and upper classes to friendlier states.
    SD Realtor: would the hardest hit neighborhoods be around RB, RP, Scripps, etc.?

    September 19, 2009 at 4:45 PM #459557
    EconProf
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    If true, this will be a very big blow to San Diego’s economy and real estate market, since these people are high-paid and a lot of auxiliary businesses connected to SAIC will leave too.
    Much of the blame must fall on the liberal, anti-business atmosphere of CA. Our high state taxes combined with silly regulations will continue to drive out businesses and the middle and upper classes to friendlier states.
    SD Realtor: would the hardest hit neighborhoods be around RB, RP, Scripps, etc.?

    September 19, 2009 at 4:45 PM #459629
    EconProf
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    If true, this will be a very big blow to San Diego’s economy and real estate market, since these people are high-paid and a lot of auxiliary businesses connected to SAIC will leave too.
    Much of the blame must fall on the liberal, anti-business atmosphere of CA. Our high state taxes combined with silly regulations will continue to drive out businesses and the middle and upper classes to friendlier states.
    SD Realtor: would the hardest hit neighborhoods be around RB, RP, Scripps, etc.?

    September 19, 2009 at 4:45 PM #459826
    EconProf
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    If true, this will be a very big blow to San Diego’s economy and real estate market, since these people are high-paid and a lot of auxiliary businesses connected to SAIC will leave too.
    Much of the blame must fall on the liberal, anti-business atmosphere of CA. Our high state taxes combined with silly regulations will continue to drive out businesses and the middle and upper classes to friendlier states.
    SD Realtor: would the hardest hit neighborhoods be around RB, RP, Scripps, etc.?

    September 20, 2009 at 7:55 AM #459200
    UCGal
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    SAIC has been trimming for a while. The mother of one of my sons friends was cut a while back. She’s seen a lot of her friends cut over the past few months.

    Yes, these were high paying jobs and folks who didn’t see it coming.

    It will hit San Diego hard.

    September 20, 2009 at 7:55 AM #459392
    UCGal
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    SAIC has been trimming for a while. The mother of one of my sons friends was cut a while back. She’s seen a lot of her friends cut over the past few months.

    Yes, these were high paying jobs and folks who didn’t see it coming.

    It will hit San Diego hard.

    September 20, 2009 at 7:55 AM #459727
    UCGal
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    SAIC has been trimming for a while. The mother of one of my sons friends was cut a while back. She’s seen a lot of her friends cut over the past few months.

    Yes, these were high paying jobs and folks who didn’t see it coming.

    It will hit San Diego hard.

    September 20, 2009 at 7:55 AM #459799
    UCGal
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    SAIC has been trimming for a while. The mother of one of my sons friends was cut a while back. She’s seen a lot of her friends cut over the past few months.

    Yes, these were high paying jobs and folks who didn’t see it coming.

    It will hit San Diego hard.

    September 20, 2009 at 7:55 AM #459993
    UCGal
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    SAIC has been trimming for a while. The mother of one of my sons friends was cut a while back. She’s seen a lot of her friends cut over the past few months.

    Yes, these were high paying jobs and folks who didn’t see it coming.

    It will hit San Diego hard.

    September 20, 2009 at 1:37 PM #459396
    CardiffBaseball
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    Moving HQ doesn’t mean all jobs move, but I would think there would be an impact for sure. Coupled with that othe, thread’s news, the presence in SD is definitely diminished.

    September 20, 2009 at 1:37 PM #459589
    CardiffBaseball
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    Moving HQ doesn’t mean all jobs move, but I would think there would be an impact for sure. Coupled with that othe, thread’s news, the presence in SD is definitely diminished.

    September 20, 2009 at 1:37 PM #459923
    CardiffBaseball
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    Moving HQ doesn’t mean all jobs move, but I would think there would be an impact for sure. Coupled with that othe, thread’s news, the presence in SD is definitely diminished.

    September 20, 2009 at 1:37 PM #459995
    CardiffBaseball
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    Moving HQ doesn’t mean all jobs move, but I would think there would be an impact for sure. Coupled with that othe, thread’s news, the presence in SD is definitely diminished.

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