Fire cleanup discovery….no re-bar in some (all?) foundations of Montelena (Rancho Bernardo)

[lendingbubblecontinues]

These homes were built in the 1980s…any guess as to whether or not this violates building codes of the era? This era?

Any thoughts as to whether or not this should impact the resale prices for homes in this development? (the 2/3 that remain)

[bsrsharma]

http://www.sandiego.gov/development-services/industry/pdf1998/bnl18-04.pdf

gives info on when plain (i.e. unreinforced) concrete footing foundations are suitable.

[bsrsharma]

http://www.sandiego.gov/development-services/industry/pdf1998/bnl18-04.pdf

gives info on when plain (i.e. unreinforced) concrete footing foundations are suitable.

[bsrsharma]

http://www.sandiego.gov/development-services/industry/pdf1998/bnl18-04.pdf

gives info on when plain (i.e. unreinforced) concrete footing foundations are suitable.

[bsrsharma]

http://www.sandiego.gov/development-services/industry/pdf1998/bnl18-04.pdf

gives info on when plain (i.e. unreinforced) concrete footing foundations are suitable.

[bsrsharma]

http://www.sandiego.gov/development-services/industry/pdf1998/bnl18-04.pdf

gives info on when plain (i.e. unreinforced) concrete footing foundations are suitable.

[ocrenter]

speaking of Montelena,

here’s a 2,800 sqft home that was asking for $695,000 before the fire.

looks like the owners are not rebuilding. they are asking $275,000 for the 6,500 sqft lot.

so how much should the lot really worth?

[ocrenter]

speaking of Montelena,

here’s a 2,800 sqft home that was asking for $695,000 before the fire.

looks like the owners are not rebuilding. they are asking $275,000 for the 6,500 sqft lot.

so how much should the lot really worth?

[ocrenter]

speaking of Montelena,

here’s a 2,800 sqft home that was asking for $695,000 before the fire.

looks like the owners are not rebuilding. they are asking $275,000 for the 6,500 sqft lot.

so how much should the lot really worth?

[ocrenter]

speaking of Montelena,

here’s a 2,800 sqft home that was asking for $695,000 before the fire.

looks like the owners are not rebuilding. they are asking $275,000 for the 6,500 sqft lot.

so how much should the lot really worth?

[ocrenter]

speaking of Montelena,

here’s a 2,800 sqft home that was asking for $695,000 before the fire.

looks like the owners are not rebuilding. they are asking $275,000 for the 6,500 sqft lot.

so how much should the lot really worth?

[Bugs]

The MLS shows a lot of similar size in that area that sold in early 2004 for $217,000. My guess is that in the current market the $695,000 was probably high and now so is the $275,000 for the lot. Whoever builds now is building in a neighborhood of 1980s homes in that size range.

[Bugs]

The MLS shows a lot of similar size in that area that sold in early 2004 for $217,000. My guess is that in the current market the $695,000 was probably high and now so is the $275,000 for the lot. Whoever builds now is building in a neighborhood of 1980s homes in that size range.

[Bugs]

The MLS shows a lot of similar size in that area that sold in early 2004 for $217,000. My guess is that in the current market the $695,000 was probably high and now so is the $275,000 for the lot. Whoever builds now is building in a neighborhood of 1980s homes in that size range.

[Bugs]

The MLS shows a lot of similar size in that area that sold in early 2004 for $217,000. My guess is that in the current market the $695,000 was probably high and now so is the $275,000 for the lot. Whoever builds now is building in a neighborhood of 1980s homes in that size range.

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