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March 11, 2009 at 7:21 PM #364845March 12, 2009 at 12:29 AM #364904thebazmanParticipant
For the general housing inventory, yeah prices have come down quite a bit.
Don’t forget the antique factor though…it seems that craftsman and Spanish-style houses seem to be retaining their prices more than, say, a box house in Serra Mesa or Clairemont. Seems these places were a steal in the late 90’s and after prices went up, they did not come down much.
One person’s shack is another person’s palace.
March 12, 2009 at 12:29 AM #365017thebazmanParticipantFor the general housing inventory, yeah prices have come down quite a bit.
Don’t forget the antique factor though…it seems that craftsman and Spanish-style houses seem to be retaining their prices more than, say, a box house in Serra Mesa or Clairemont. Seems these places were a steal in the late 90’s and after prices went up, they did not come down much.
One person’s shack is another person’s palace.
March 12, 2009 at 12:29 AM #364871thebazmanParticipantFor the general housing inventory, yeah prices have come down quite a bit.
Don’t forget the antique factor though…it seems that craftsman and Spanish-style houses seem to be retaining their prices more than, say, a box house in Serra Mesa or Clairemont. Seems these places were a steal in the late 90’s and after prices went up, they did not come down much.
One person’s shack is another person’s palace.
March 12, 2009 at 12:29 AM #364712thebazmanParticipantFor the general housing inventory, yeah prices have come down quite a bit.
Don’t forget the antique factor though…it seems that craftsman and Spanish-style houses seem to be retaining their prices more than, say, a box house in Serra Mesa or Clairemont. Seems these places were a steal in the late 90’s and after prices went up, they did not come down much.
One person’s shack is another person’s palace.
March 12, 2009 at 12:29 AM #364426thebazmanParticipantFor the general housing inventory, yeah prices have come down quite a bit.
Don’t forget the antique factor though…it seems that craftsman and Spanish-style houses seem to be retaining their prices more than, say, a box house in Serra Mesa or Clairemont. Seems these places were a steal in the late 90’s and after prices went up, they did not come down much.
One person’s shack is another person’s palace.
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