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January 16, 2009 at 5:14 PM #14850January 16, 2009 at 8:00 PM #330198
oxfordrick
ParticipantRents are headed down.
Enjoy!
January 16, 2009 at 8:00 PM #330637oxfordrick
ParticipantRents are headed down.
Enjoy!
January 16, 2009 at 8:00 PM #330611oxfordrick
ParticipantRents are headed down.
Enjoy!
January 16, 2009 at 8:00 PM #330535oxfordrick
ParticipantRents are headed down.
Enjoy!
January 16, 2009 at 8:00 PM #330721oxfordrick
ParticipantRents are headed down.
Enjoy!
January 16, 2009 at 8:43 PM #330771an
ParticipantRent is very seasonal based on my observation for the last 5 years. The differences can be as much as 20% between winter and summer (starting around May – August). So, if you’re flexible, I’d say move now instead of June. Example, rent of a 2/2 in Mira Mesa was ~900 in 1996. They’re around 1450 today. That gives you a little over 3% a years appreciation. That’s right in line w/ reported inflation numbers. So, I don’t see rent of a 2/2 in a bubble environment. At least in Mira Mesa and UTC.
January 16, 2009 at 8:43 PM #330586an
ParticipantRent is very seasonal based on my observation for the last 5 years. The differences can be as much as 20% between winter and summer (starting around May – August). So, if you’re flexible, I’d say move now instead of June. Example, rent of a 2/2 in Mira Mesa was ~900 in 1996. They’re around 1450 today. That gives you a little over 3% a years appreciation. That’s right in line w/ reported inflation numbers. So, I don’t see rent of a 2/2 in a bubble environment. At least in Mira Mesa and UTC.
January 16, 2009 at 8:43 PM #330248an
ParticipantRent is very seasonal based on my observation for the last 5 years. The differences can be as much as 20% between winter and summer (starting around May – August). So, if you’re flexible, I’d say move now instead of June. Example, rent of a 2/2 in Mira Mesa was ~900 in 1996. They’re around 1450 today. That gives you a little over 3% a years appreciation. That’s right in line w/ reported inflation numbers. So, I don’t see rent of a 2/2 in a bubble environment. At least in Mira Mesa and UTC.
January 16, 2009 at 8:43 PM #330660an
ParticipantRent is very seasonal based on my observation for the last 5 years. The differences can be as much as 20% between winter and summer (starting around May – August). So, if you’re flexible, I’d say move now instead of June. Example, rent of a 2/2 in Mira Mesa was ~900 in 1996. They’re around 1450 today. That gives you a little over 3% a years appreciation. That’s right in line w/ reported inflation numbers. So, I don’t see rent of a 2/2 in a bubble environment. At least in Mira Mesa and UTC.
January 16, 2009 at 8:43 PM #330687an
ParticipantRent is very seasonal based on my observation for the last 5 years. The differences can be as much as 20% between winter and summer (starting around May – August). So, if you’re flexible, I’d say move now instead of June. Example, rent of a 2/2 in Mira Mesa was ~900 in 1996. They’re around 1450 today. That gives you a little over 3% a years appreciation. That’s right in line w/ reported inflation numbers. So, I don’t see rent of a 2/2 in a bubble environment. At least in Mira Mesa and UTC.
January 16, 2009 at 9:18 PM #330786jpinpb
ParticipantI just rented a tri-level townhouse in Bay Ho. It is a 2/2 w/a 2 car garage, over 1000 sf and a distant panoramic ocean view for 1800.
I just moved from the 2 story townhouse I was renting in UTC, which was also a 2/2 w/a 2 car garage for 1700.
Though I’m paying 100 more a month, the hot water is included and I’m in a much nicer place.
They originally wanted 1900. It had been for rent empty for over a month. They agreed to lower it.
January 16, 2009 at 9:18 PM #330263jpinpb
ParticipantI just rented a tri-level townhouse in Bay Ho. It is a 2/2 w/a 2 car garage, over 1000 sf and a distant panoramic ocean view for 1800.
I just moved from the 2 story townhouse I was renting in UTC, which was also a 2/2 w/a 2 car garage for 1700.
Though I’m paying 100 more a month, the hot water is included and I’m in a much nicer place.
They originally wanted 1900. It had been for rent empty for over a month. They agreed to lower it.
January 16, 2009 at 9:18 PM #330702jpinpb
ParticipantI just rented a tri-level townhouse in Bay Ho. It is a 2/2 w/a 2 car garage, over 1000 sf and a distant panoramic ocean view for 1800.
I just moved from the 2 story townhouse I was renting in UTC, which was also a 2/2 w/a 2 car garage for 1700.
Though I’m paying 100 more a month, the hot water is included and I’m in a much nicer place.
They originally wanted 1900. It had been for rent empty for over a month. They agreed to lower it.
January 16, 2009 at 9:18 PM #330600jpinpb
ParticipantI just rented a tri-level townhouse in Bay Ho. It is a 2/2 w/a 2 car garage, over 1000 sf and a distant panoramic ocean view for 1800.
I just moved from the 2 story townhouse I was renting in UTC, which was also a 2/2 w/a 2 car garage for 1700.
Though I’m paying 100 more a month, the hot water is included and I’m in a much nicer place.
They originally wanted 1900. It had been for rent empty for over a month. They agreed to lower it.
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