Encinitas?

[sdlvr]

I’ve been reading this site for awhile and reading old threads, too. We are looking to buy in Encinitas and want to spend about $500K for a 4/3 home, ’80’s or newer,in a development. We’d like to buy the end of this year/next year. Houses we like in San Marcos are much lower, obviously, but we want to be in Encinitas.
Is that a realistic expectation? There is NOTHING like that now. Do you think prices will drop that low? We were in Seattle until this year and don’t know how low it could go since we don’t know the prices “pre-bubble”.
So…any one care to speculate on Encinitas? Or any advice of specific neighborhoods to watch?

[sdrealtor]

I live and work in this area. The closest thing to which you describe is Fieldstone in Encinitas. Right now a great deal on a 4BR with about 2200 sq ft would still sell in the low to mid 600’s with some luck. 500 seems very unlikely by the end of this year and IMO would take reaching a bottom in another 2 years or so.

[sdrealtor]

I live and work in this area. The closest thing to which you describe is Fieldstone in Encinitas. Right now a great deal on a 4BR with about 2200 sq ft would still sell in the low to mid 600’s with some luck. 500 seems very unlikely by the end of this year and IMO would take reaching a bottom in another 2 years or so.

[sdrealtor]

I live and work in this area. The closest thing to which you describe is Fieldstone in Encinitas. Right now a great deal on a 4BR with about 2200 sq ft would still sell in the low to mid 600’s with some luck. 500 seems very unlikely by the end of this year and IMO would take reaching a bottom in another 2 years or so.

[sdrealtor]

I live and work in this area. The closest thing to which you describe is Fieldstone in Encinitas. Right now a great deal on a 4BR with about 2200 sq ft would still sell in the low to mid 600’s with some luck. 500 seems very unlikely by the end of this year and IMO would take reaching a bottom in another 2 years or so.

[sdrealtor]

I live and work in this area. The closest thing to which you describe is Fieldstone in Encinitas. Right now a great deal on a 4BR with about 2200 sq ft would still sell in the low to mid 600’s with some luck. 500 seems very unlikely by the end of this year and IMO would take reaching a bottom in another 2 years or so.

[SD Realtor]

sdrealtor is much more expert on this submarker then I am. I do agree with his assessment and I have a client who is looking to buy in Encinitas. Originally they were hoping to stay in the price range mentioned by the original poster but have accelerated their timeframe and thus are adjusting the price range they are thinking about. I have taken them to see about 20 homes in Encinitas and Cardiff in the past 4 weeks and I don’t see the pricing you are hoping for in the near future either. I would agree 100% with the timeframe mentioned by sdr.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

sdrealtor is much more expert on this submarker then I am. I do agree with his assessment and I have a client who is looking to buy in Encinitas. Originally they were hoping to stay in the price range mentioned by the original poster but have accelerated their timeframe and thus are adjusting the price range they are thinking about. I have taken them to see about 20 homes in Encinitas and Cardiff in the past 4 weeks and I don’t see the pricing you are hoping for in the near future either. I would agree 100% with the timeframe mentioned by sdr.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

sdrealtor is much more expert on this submarker then I am. I do agree with his assessment and I have a client who is looking to buy in Encinitas. Originally they were hoping to stay in the price range mentioned by the original poster but have accelerated their timeframe and thus are adjusting the price range they are thinking about. I have taken them to see about 20 homes in Encinitas and Cardiff in the past 4 weeks and I don’t see the pricing you are hoping for in the near future either. I would agree 100% with the timeframe mentioned by sdr.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

sdrealtor is much more expert on this submarker then I am. I do agree with his assessment and I have a client who is looking to buy in Encinitas. Originally they were hoping to stay in the price range mentioned by the original poster but have accelerated their timeframe and thus are adjusting the price range they are thinking about. I have taken them to see about 20 homes in Encinitas and Cardiff in the past 4 weeks and I don’t see the pricing you are hoping for in the near future either. I would agree 100% with the timeframe mentioned by sdr.

SD Realtor

[SD Realtor]

sdrealtor is much more expert on this submarker then I am. I do agree with his assessment and I have a client who is looking to buy in Encinitas. Originally they were hoping to stay in the price range mentioned by the original poster but have accelerated their timeframe and thus are adjusting the price range they are thinking about. I have taken them to see about 20 homes in Encinitas and Cardiff in the past 4 weeks and I don’t see the pricing you are hoping for in the near future either. I would agree 100% with the timeframe mentioned by sdr.

SD Realtor

[Anonymous]

I used to live in Fieldstone and agree. Prices are down, but not to the 500s.

[Anonymous]

I used to live in Fieldstone and agree. Prices are down, but not to the 500s.

[Anonymous]

I used to live in Fieldstone and agree. Prices are down, but not to the 500s.

[Anonymous]

I used to live in Fieldstone and agree. Prices are down, but not to the 500s.

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