Del Sur– Price Drop 3000 sq ft home 750s

[4spotentialbuyer]

Well, Del Sur finally seems to be coming down:

8266 Austin Hill Court, San Diego, 92127 – Price $752,900 3037 sq ft Davidson homes

-Some of these homes sold for the 900K when they were first built in 2006 so maybe Del Sur is finally catching up to the rest of 92127 i.e. 4 S Ranch.

Hopefully the trend will continue. There is still vacant lands and not much in terms of new developments in Del Sur.

[Eugene]

$7,000/year mello-roos and $145/month HOA.

There sure is a lot of inventory in SD for people making 200K a year.

[Eugene]

$7,000/year mello-roos and $145/month HOA.

There sure is a lot of inventory in SD for people making 200K a year.

[Eugene]

$7,000/year mello-roos and $145/month HOA.

There sure is a lot of inventory in SD for people making 200K a year.

[Eugene]

$7,000/year mello-roos and $145/month HOA.

There sure is a lot of inventory in SD for people making 200K a year.

[Eugene]

$7,000/year mello-roos and $145/month HOA.

There sure is a lot of inventory in SD for people making 200K a year.

[Sandi Egan]

There sure is a lot of inventory in SD for people making 200K a year.
Is there a way to compare the supply and demand numbers? Maybe San Diego incomes/accumulated wealth do warrant current prices in the best areas?

[Sandi Egan]

There sure is a lot of inventory in SD for people making 200K a year.
Is there a way to compare the supply and demand numbers? Maybe San Diego incomes/accumulated wealth do warrant current prices in the best areas?

[Sandi Egan]

There sure is a lot of inventory in SD for people making 200K a year.
Is there a way to compare the supply and demand numbers? Maybe San Diego incomes/accumulated wealth do warrant current prices in the best areas?

[Sandi Egan]

There sure is a lot of inventory in SD for people making 200K a year.
Is there a way to compare the supply and demand numbers? Maybe San Diego incomes/accumulated wealth do warrant current prices in the best areas?

[Sandi Egan]

There sure is a lot of inventory in SD for people making 200K a year.
Is there a way to compare the supply and demand numbers? Maybe San Diego incomes/accumulated wealth do warrant current prices in the best areas?

[Eugene]

Best way I can think of:

http://www.zillow.com/HomeDetails.htm?zprop=69021732 (a similar house in 4S ranch)

“This home at $750,500 is valued higher than 80% of homes in San Diego County”

http://factfinder.census.gov

582,885 1-unit, detached housing units

So there are 116K houses in the county more expensive than this one. (Ignore mello-roos for a moment)

Some wealthy families will be renting and some expensive houses will be occupied by low-income retirees, so we can pretend that these effects cancel each other.

As of 2006, 116K’th wealthiest family made around 140K/year.

Per 28% rule, in theory, at 140K/year you can afford to pay $3300/month for housing.

(Quick craigslist search finds a smaller house offered at $2995, and a bigger house offered at $3700, so I seem to be right on target)

This house price will be in line with rent if you can get it for $3300/month.

[Eugene]

Best way I can think of:

http://www.zillow.com/HomeDetails.htm?zprop=69021732 (a similar house in 4S ranch)

“This home at $750,500 is valued higher than 80% of homes in San Diego County”

http://factfinder.census.gov

582,885 1-unit, detached housing units

So there are 116K houses in the county more expensive than this one. (Ignore mello-roos for a moment)

Some wealthy families will be renting and some expensive houses will be occupied by low-income retirees, so we can pretend that these effects cancel each other.

As of 2006, 116K’th wealthiest family made around 140K/year.

Per 28% rule, in theory, at 140K/year you can afford to pay $3300/month for housing.

(Quick craigslist search finds a smaller house offered at $2995, and a bigger house offered at $3700, so I seem to be right on target)

This house price will be in line with rent if you can get it for $3300/month.

[Eugene]

Best way I can think of:

http://www.zillow.com/HomeDetails.htm?zprop=69021732 (a similar house in 4S ranch)

“This home at $750,500 is valued higher than 80% of homes in San Diego County”

http://factfinder.census.gov

582,885 1-unit, detached housing units

So there are 116K houses in the county more expensive than this one. (Ignore mello-roos for a moment)

Some wealthy families will be renting and some expensive houses will be occupied by low-income retirees, so we can pretend that these effects cancel each other.

As of 2006, 116K’th wealthiest family made around 140K/year.

Per 28% rule, in theory, at 140K/year you can afford to pay $3300/month for housing.

(Quick craigslist search finds a smaller house offered at $2995, and a bigger house offered at $3700, so I seem to be right on target)

This house price will be in line with rent if you can get it for $3300/month.

[Eugene]

Best way I can think of:

http://www.zillow.com/HomeDetails.htm?zprop=69021732 (a similar house in 4S ranch)

“This home at $750,500 is valued higher than 80% of homes in San Diego County”

http://factfinder.census.gov

582,885 1-unit, detached housing units

So there are 116K houses in the county more expensive than this one. (Ignore mello-roos for a moment)

Some wealthy families will be renting and some expensive houses will be occupied by low-income retirees, so we can pretend that these effects cancel each other.

As of 2006, 116K’th wealthiest family made around 140K/year.

Per 28% rule, in theory, at 140K/year you can afford to pay $3300/month for housing.

(Quick craigslist search finds a smaller house offered at $2995, and a bigger house offered at $3700, so I seem to be right on target)

This house price will be in line with rent if you can get it for $3300/month.

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