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February 11, 2011 at 7:41 PM #18511February 11, 2011 at 7:59 PM #665097Dougie944Participant
I would say down, but getting a significant discount on the right unit seems like a risk worth taking. I noticed those Grande prices also and they are enticing.
February 11, 2011 at 7:59 PM #665159Dougie944ParticipantI would say down, but getting a significant discount on the right unit seems like a risk worth taking. I noticed those Grande prices also and they are enticing.
February 11, 2011 at 7:59 PM #665761Dougie944ParticipantI would say down, but getting a significant discount on the right unit seems like a risk worth taking. I noticed those Grande prices also and they are enticing.
February 11, 2011 at 7:59 PM #665897Dougie944ParticipantI would say down, but getting a significant discount on the right unit seems like a risk worth taking. I noticed those Grande prices also and they are enticing.
February 11, 2011 at 7:59 PM #666233Dougie944ParticipantI would say down, but getting a significant discount on the right unit seems like a risk worth taking. I noticed those Grande prices also and they are enticing.
February 14, 2011 at 9:23 AM #666072UCGalParticipantI track foreclosures in the 92101 zip on sdlookup.com. It seems like there’s a steady stream of foreclosures downtown.
I track it on a per property basis when it either goes back to the bank or sells on the steps.
#505 was foreclosed on 5/12/10.
#202 foreclosed on 10/13/10
#204 foreclosed on 9/13/10
#3305 foreclosed on 7/26/10
#306 foreclosed on 5/4/10…I think there’s more pain coming downtown.
February 14, 2011 at 9:23 AM #666132UCGalParticipantI track foreclosures in the 92101 zip on sdlookup.com. It seems like there’s a steady stream of foreclosures downtown.
I track it on a per property basis when it either goes back to the bank or sells on the steps.
#505 was foreclosed on 5/12/10.
#202 foreclosed on 10/13/10
#204 foreclosed on 9/13/10
#3305 foreclosed on 7/26/10
#306 foreclosed on 5/4/10…I think there’s more pain coming downtown.
February 14, 2011 at 9:23 AM #666734UCGalParticipantI track foreclosures in the 92101 zip on sdlookup.com. It seems like there’s a steady stream of foreclosures downtown.
I track it on a per property basis when it either goes back to the bank or sells on the steps.
#505 was foreclosed on 5/12/10.
#202 foreclosed on 10/13/10
#204 foreclosed on 9/13/10
#3305 foreclosed on 7/26/10
#306 foreclosed on 5/4/10…I think there’s more pain coming downtown.
February 14, 2011 at 9:23 AM #666873UCGalParticipantI track foreclosures in the 92101 zip on sdlookup.com. It seems like there’s a steady stream of foreclosures downtown.
I track it on a per property basis when it either goes back to the bank or sells on the steps.
#505 was foreclosed on 5/12/10.
#202 foreclosed on 10/13/10
#204 foreclosed on 9/13/10
#3305 foreclosed on 7/26/10
#306 foreclosed on 5/4/10…I think there’s more pain coming downtown.
February 14, 2011 at 9:23 AM #667208UCGalParticipantI track foreclosures in the 92101 zip on sdlookup.com. It seems like there’s a steady stream of foreclosures downtown.
I track it on a per property basis when it either goes back to the bank or sells on the steps.
#505 was foreclosed on 5/12/10.
#202 foreclosed on 10/13/10
#204 foreclosed on 9/13/10
#3305 foreclosed on 7/26/10
#306 foreclosed on 5/4/10…I think there’s more pain coming downtown.
February 14, 2011 at 9:26 AM #666077urbanrealtorParticipant92101 has the added issue of Vantage Point.
That is a huge increase in housing that has effectively hobbled the 92101 market for the foreseeable future.
Its not like things won’t sell.
In fact most central sales are in 92101.
However, the enormous injections of inventory mean that we won’t have a shortage of new desirable property for some time.
That absence of scarcity will dictate fundamentals for some time.February 14, 2011 at 9:26 AM #666137urbanrealtorParticipant92101 has the added issue of Vantage Point.
That is a huge increase in housing that has effectively hobbled the 92101 market for the foreseeable future.
Its not like things won’t sell.
In fact most central sales are in 92101.
However, the enormous injections of inventory mean that we won’t have a shortage of new desirable property for some time.
That absence of scarcity will dictate fundamentals for some time.February 14, 2011 at 9:26 AM #666739urbanrealtorParticipant92101 has the added issue of Vantage Point.
That is a huge increase in housing that has effectively hobbled the 92101 market for the foreseeable future.
Its not like things won’t sell.
In fact most central sales are in 92101.
However, the enormous injections of inventory mean that we won’t have a shortage of new desirable property for some time.
That absence of scarcity will dictate fundamentals for some time.February 14, 2011 at 9:26 AM #666878urbanrealtorParticipant92101 has the added issue of Vantage Point.
That is a huge increase in housing that has effectively hobbled the 92101 market for the foreseeable future.
Its not like things won’t sell.
In fact most central sales are in 92101.
However, the enormous injections of inventory mean that we won’t have a shortage of new desirable property for some time.
That absence of scarcity will dictate fundamentals for some time. -
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