expensive La Jolla townhomes – how low will they go?

[just someone]

The backside of Soledad is coming down… Now about 700k with a low of 590k a while back.

Cape La Jolla is high because not many are available, and it’s the most recent complex. That link is for the best design in the complexes, Shared Walls are in the bathroom. It appears to have some remodeling.

LJ Shores Heights. No idea what is keeping it up. There was a distress sale at 550k last year… then it’s perked back up. The link is a place that remodeled, and will be stuck in limbo for a long time.

The BoardWalk complex baffles me.

[waterboy]

Mt. La Jolla had one close in low $600s in July and Windemere has one listed at $579k right now. El Dorado is in the high $500s to $600s range right now and all these developments are falling fast. I don’t see them going below $500k even though HOA are high.

[waterboy]

Mt. La Jolla had one close in low $600s in July and Windemere has one listed at $579k right now. El Dorado is in the high $500s to $600s range right now and all these developments are falling fast. I don’t see them going below $500k even though HOA are high.

[waterboy]

Mt. La Jolla had one close in low $600s in July and Windemere has one listed at $579k right now. El Dorado is in the high $500s to $600s range right now and all these developments are falling fast. I don’t see them going below $500k even though HOA are high.

[waterboy]

Mt. La Jolla had one close in low $600s in July and Windemere has one listed at $579k right now. El Dorado is in the high $500s to $600s range right now and all these developments are falling fast. I don’t see them going below $500k even though HOA are high.

[waterboy]

Mt. La Jolla had one close in low $600s in July and Windemere has one listed at $579k right now. El Dorado is in the high $500s to $600s range right now and all these developments are falling fast. I don’t see them going below $500k even though HOA are high.

[davelj]

I’d figure out what the rents are and assume that the price will eventually get close to “Rent Neutral” in the following post (I think these numbers are about right). The numbers in this post are annualized, so divide by 12 to get a monthly number.

http://piggington.com/what039s_an_acceptable_pricerent_ratio_in_san_diego#comment-119003

[davelj]

I’d figure out what the rents are and assume that the price will eventually get close to “Rent Neutral” in the following post (I think these numbers are about right). The numbers in this post are annualized, so divide by 12 to get a monthly number.

http://piggington.com/what039s_an_acceptable_pricerent_ratio_in_san_diego#comment-119003

[davelj]

I’d figure out what the rents are and assume that the price will eventually get close to “Rent Neutral” in the following post (I think these numbers are about right). The numbers in this post are annualized, so divide by 12 to get a monthly number.

http://piggington.com/what039s_an_acceptable_pricerent_ratio_in_san_diego#comment-119003

[davelj]

I’d figure out what the rents are and assume that the price will eventually get close to “Rent Neutral” in the following post (I think these numbers are about right). The numbers in this post are annualized, so divide by 12 to get a monthly number.

http://piggington.com/what039s_an_acceptable_pricerent_ratio_in_san_diego#comment-119003

[davelj]

I’d figure out what the rents are and assume that the price will eventually get close to “Rent Neutral” in the following post (I think these numbers are about right). The numbers in this post are annualized, so divide by 12 to get a monthly number.

http://piggington.com/what039s_an_acceptable_pricerent_ratio_in_san_diego#comment-119003

[Scarlett]

Rents in mid 3000/mo.

At least that’s what I was able to figure out from the very few that hit the craigslist.

Rent neutral would be low 600K, maybe mid 600K…
I think we are going to see those soon, in fact some are almost there.

My question is, wouldn’t the rents in this higher end be more influenced by economy and tend to go down along with the prices?

[Scarlett]

Rents in mid 3000/mo.

At least that’s what I was able to figure out from the very few that hit the craigslist.

Rent neutral would be low 600K, maybe mid 600K…
I think we are going to see those soon, in fact some are almost there.

My question is, wouldn’t the rents in this higher end be more influenced by economy and tend to go down along with the prices?

[Scarlett]

Rents in mid 3000/mo.

At least that’s what I was able to figure out from the very few that hit the craigslist.

Rent neutral would be low 600K, maybe mid 600K…
I think we are going to see those soon, in fact some are almost there.

My question is, wouldn’t the rents in this higher end be more influenced by economy and tend to go down along with the prices?

[Scarlett]

Rents in mid 3000/mo.

At least that’s what I was able to figure out from the very few that hit the craigslist.

Rent neutral would be low 600K, maybe mid 600K…
I think we are going to see those soon, in fact some are almost there.

My question is, wouldn’t the rents in this higher end be more influenced by economy and tend to go down along with the prices?

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