Freeway Noise

[Scarlett]

That’s where I owned – in Mira Lago more exactly. Was the place in Bernardo Ridge? The noise from I-15 wasn’t bad in my unit – near “battle mountain”, up the hill on Cmto Pasadero. That is, for the complex, opposite direction from I-15, so I think exact location matters. You could still hear it in the yard, but was really white noise, it certainly didn’t bother my sleep or enjoying the peace of my patio. certainly not a deal breaker at all. I’ve checked out something backing into Pomerado & Poway Rd too, terrible, though!

[sdrealtor]

[quote=sdrealtor]I dont get it BG? Last month you were imploring a poster to buy a house she was in escrow for on Hawley as the opportunity of a lifetime which had this “this type of constant “white” noise (whir of rubber and roar of traffic)” overlooking the 8 and now its I could never live with that.

Which one is it?[/quote]

Here is the thread where a home she just said she would never buy was an opportunity with “endless possibilities that she would not regret purchasing”.

http://piggington.com/are_we_crazy_for_paying_this_price

A little accountability here? Call me crazy but I dont get it?

[sdrealtor]

[quote=sdrealtor]I dont get it BG? Last month you were imploring a poster to buy a house she was in escrow for on Hawley as the opportunity of a lifetime which had this “this type of constant “white” noise (whir of rubber and roar of traffic)” overlooking the 8 and now its I could never live with that.

Which one is it?[/quote]

Here is the thread where a home she just said she would never buy was an opportunity with “endless possibilities that she would not regret purchasing”.

http://piggington.com/are_we_crazy_for_paying_this_price

A little accountability here? Call me crazy but I dont get it?

[sdrealtor]

[quote=sdrealtor]I dont get it BG? Last month you were imploring a poster to buy a house she was in escrow for on Hawley as the opportunity of a lifetime which had this “this type of constant “white” noise (whir of rubber and roar of traffic)” overlooking the 8 and now its I could never live with that.

Which one is it?[/quote]

Here is the thread where a home she just said she would never buy was an opportunity with “endless possibilities that she would not regret purchasing”.

http://piggington.com/are_we_crazy_for_paying_this_price

A little accountability here? Call me crazy but I dont get it?

[sdrealtor]

[quote=sdrealtor]I dont get it BG? Last month you were imploring a poster to buy a house she was in escrow for on Hawley as the opportunity of a lifetime which had this “this type of constant “white” noise (whir of rubber and roar of traffic)” overlooking the 8 and now its I could never live with that.

Which one is it?[/quote]

Here is the thread where a home she just said she would never buy was an opportunity with “endless possibilities that she would not regret purchasing”.

http://piggington.com/are_we_crazy_for_paying_this_price

A little accountability here? Call me crazy but I dont get it?

[sdrealtor]

[quote=sdrealtor]I dont get it BG? Last month you were imploring a poster to buy a house she was in escrow for on Hawley as the opportunity of a lifetime which had this “this type of constant “white” noise (whir of rubber and roar of traffic)” overlooking the 8 and now its I could never live with that.

Which one is it?[/quote]

Here is the thread where a home she just said she would never buy was an opportunity with “endless possibilities that she would not regret purchasing”.

http://piggington.com/are_we_crazy_for_paying_this_price

A little accountability here? Call me crazy but I dont get it?

[irondoc]

Here’s some wacky advice, but well worth it in my mind. Two years ago my wife and I bought a house that is on a hill several blocks North of the 56 in Carmel Valley. My wife was paranoid about freeway noise, and we went back to the house several times during the day, and it was within my wife’s tolerable limits. This was in mid-October. After we moved in, we discovered that the worst noise is at night, when it is cold and the noise travels farther. Especially at this time of the year. Even though the traffic is lighter at night, the noise given off is greater. Visit the neighborhood of the house sometime around 11pm, park on the street near the house in question, turn off your engine. Roll down your windows or better yet get out. That will give you a sense of how bad it can get.

[irondoc]

Here’s some wacky advice, but well worth it in my mind. Two years ago my wife and I bought a house that is on a hill several blocks North of the 56 in Carmel Valley. My wife was paranoid about freeway noise, and we went back to the house several times during the day, and it was within my wife’s tolerable limits. This was in mid-October. After we moved in, we discovered that the worst noise is at night, when it is cold and the noise travels farther. Especially at this time of the year. Even though the traffic is lighter at night, the noise given off is greater. Visit the neighborhood of the house sometime around 11pm, park on the street near the house in question, turn off your engine. Roll down your windows or better yet get out. That will give you a sense of how bad it can get.

[irondoc]

Here’s some wacky advice, but well worth it in my mind. Two years ago my wife and I bought a house that is on a hill several blocks North of the 56 in Carmel Valley. My wife was paranoid about freeway noise, and we went back to the house several times during the day, and it was within my wife’s tolerable limits. This was in mid-October. After we moved in, we discovered that the worst noise is at night, when it is cold and the noise travels farther. Especially at this time of the year. Even though the traffic is lighter at night, the noise given off is greater. Visit the neighborhood of the house sometime around 11pm, park on the street near the house in question, turn off your engine. Roll down your windows or better yet get out. That will give you a sense of how bad it can get.

[irondoc]

Here’s some wacky advice, but well worth it in my mind. Two years ago my wife and I bought a house that is on a hill several blocks North of the 56 in Carmel Valley. My wife was paranoid about freeway noise, and we went back to the house several times during the day, and it was within my wife’s tolerable limits. This was in mid-October. After we moved in, we discovered that the worst noise is at night, when it is cold and the noise travels farther. Especially at this time of the year. Even though the traffic is lighter at night, the noise given off is greater. Visit the neighborhood of the house sometime around 11pm, park on the street near the house in question, turn off your engine. Roll down your windows or better yet get out. That will give you a sense of how bad it can get.

[irondoc]

Here’s some wacky advice, but well worth it in my mind. Two years ago my wife and I bought a house that is on a hill several blocks North of the 56 in Carmel Valley. My wife was paranoid about freeway noise, and we went back to the house several times during the day, and it was within my wife’s tolerable limits. This was in mid-October. After we moved in, we discovered that the worst noise is at night, when it is cold and the noise travels farther. Especially at this time of the year. Even though the traffic is lighter at night, the noise given off is greater. Visit the neighborhood of the house sometime around 11pm, park on the street near the house in question, turn off your engine. Roll down your windows or better yet get out. That will give you a sense of how bad it can get.

[xtina]

@Scarlett: The place I am referring to was in Morada right up against the 15 freeway. When I approached the front door, and turned 180°F around, I could see the wall which was preventing me from running into the freeway. Way too close!

I agree with you that the exact location matters. Hard for anyone here to really judge noise based on a few facts.

I would be fine with a little light white noise. What I experienced looking into places that backed into Poway/Pomerado were potentially tolerable. What I saw backing into the 15 was intolerable.

[xtina]

@Scarlett: The place I am referring to was in Morada right up against the 15 freeway. When I approached the front door, and turned 180°F around, I could see the wall which was preventing me from running into the freeway. Way too close!

I agree with you that the exact location matters. Hard for anyone here to really judge noise based on a few facts.

I would be fine with a little light white noise. What I experienced looking into places that backed into Poway/Pomerado were potentially tolerable. What I saw backing into the 15 was intolerable.

[xtina]

@Scarlett: The place I am referring to was in Morada right up against the 15 freeway. When I approached the front door, and turned 180°F around, I could see the wall which was preventing me from running into the freeway. Way too close!

I agree with you that the exact location matters. Hard for anyone here to really judge noise based on a few facts.

I would be fine with a little light white noise. What I experienced looking into places that backed into Poway/Pomerado were potentially tolerable. What I saw backing into the 15 was intolerable.

[xtina]

@Scarlett: The place I am referring to was in Morada right up against the 15 freeway. When I approached the front door, and turned 180°F around, I could see the wall which was preventing me from running into the freeway. Way too close!

I agree with you that the exact location matters. Hard for anyone here to really judge noise based on a few facts.

I would be fine with a little light white noise. What I experienced looking into places that backed into Poway/Pomerado were potentially tolerable. What I saw backing into the 15 was intolerable.

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