Thanks for the nice words, rc. Good luck in Washington. If prices go down like many of us think they will, you might get another chance at owning here (if you haven’t fallen in love in Washington and decide to stay).
Thanks for the nice words, rc. Good luck in Washington. If prices go down like many of us think they will, you might get another chance at owning here (if you haven’t fallen in love in Washington and decide to stay).
CONGRATULATIONS renterclint! You’ll be glad you did it (I am glad I did). I too am from SD north county coastal, and it was hard at first to accept that we couldnt afford to live there. We make plenty of cash, had a good amount of savings. Made no sense to me.
I really thought our move would be something to be ‘endured’, until we could get back into the SD housing market. But as time has gone on (been 5+ years now), I realize that life for us is actually much much BETTER here… even on the cold-icy-cars-sliding-around days.
CONGRATULATIONS renterclint! You’ll be glad you did it (I am glad I did). I too am from SD north county coastal, and it was hard at first to accept that we couldnt afford to live there. We make plenty of cash, had a good amount of savings. Made no sense to me.
I really thought our move would be something to be ‘endured’, until we could get back into the SD housing market. But as time has gone on (been 5+ years now), I realize that life for us is actually much much BETTER here… even on the cold-icy-cars-sliding-around days.
Yep I see some of that “resort, wealthy man play yard”,
Think that’s why a lot of companies are moving to places like Austin TX (personaly I have been there, Austin-TX did not realy like the place that much, but the college was nice).
Really kind of hard for a city to provide services with “resort, wealthy man play yard” economy.
There is still QCOM and a few others, but if you were thinking about setting up a new branch facility, I think coastal SD would not be high on the list.
Yep I see some of that “resort, wealthy man play yard”,
Think that’s why a lot of companies are moving to places like Austin TX (personaly I have been there, Austin-TX did not realy like the place that much, but the college was nice).
Really kind of hard for a city to provide services with “resort, wealthy man play yard” economy.
There is still QCOM and a few others, but if you were thinking about setting up a new branch facility, I think coastal SD would not be high on the list.
renterclint – Here is a bit of the lunacy you'll leave behind (as per zip-re):
"Just staged!!Quiet gracious retreat right in rsf village, shows beautifully!! Close to everything. Large living rm w/fireplace, sunny atrium w/doors open to all main rooms. Lg kitchen w/breakfast dining, sep dr. Pvt walled patio, 2 car gargage – ready for move-in. Show your most discerning buyer.
6161 PASEO DELICIAS, Rancho Santa Fe
$1.275,000 – $1,375,000"
Oh JOY!!!! A 'JUST-STAGED' CONDO! With a walled-in patio. Check out the photos … this is a nasty looking place – for 1.3M. Not worth 200k. Revolting.
