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  • January 8, 2008 at 2:57 PM #132158
    sethdallob
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    I used to live at Castle Green in the heart of Old Town. My only mistake was to sell one year too early – left a lot of money on the table.

    As far as house values, the cheapest I could find was 400k for a condo, which is absolutely insane. The crash has been moving slowly westward – started in MoVal, Norco, etc. Right now, the front is somewhere around Chino/Pomona/San Dimas and it has a strong wind behind it. Patience grasshopper.

    January 8, 2008 at 5:42 PM #132373
    michael
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    YG,

    I don’t have any specific data for Altadena (or for any city for that matter). However, according to http://www.dqnews.com and the LA Times Sunday Edition Charts which track the median, the median price in Altadena is down 17.4% to $580K or $469 Sq/ft. Of course, the median has huge limitations, but the decline is starting. And as mentioned on this thread, the wave is coming.

    I would like to buy in San Marino, but it just seems way out of reach at this point.

    January 8, 2008 at 5:42 PM #132339
    michael
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    YG,

    I don’t have any specific data for Altadena (or for any city for that matter). However, according to http://www.dqnews.com and the LA Times Sunday Edition Charts which track the median, the median price in Altadena is down 17.4% to $580K or $469 Sq/ft. Of course, the median has huge limitations, but the decline is starting. And as mentioned on this thread, the wave is coming.

    I would like to buy in San Marino, but it just seems way out of reach at this point.

    January 8, 2008 at 5:42 PM #132277
    michael
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    YG,

    I don’t have any specific data for Altadena (or for any city for that matter). However, according to http://www.dqnews.com and the LA Times Sunday Edition Charts which track the median, the median price in Altadena is down 17.4% to $580K or $469 Sq/ft. Of course, the median has huge limitations, but the decline is starting. And as mentioned on this thread, the wave is coming.

    I would like to buy in San Marino, but it just seems way out of reach at this point.

    January 8, 2008 at 5:42 PM #132267
    michael
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    YG,

    I don’t have any specific data for Altadena (or for any city for that matter). However, according to http://www.dqnews.com and the LA Times Sunday Edition Charts which track the median, the median price in Altadena is down 17.4% to $580K or $469 Sq/ft. Of course, the median has huge limitations, but the decline is starting. And as mentioned on this thread, the wave is coming.

    I would like to buy in San Marino, but it just seems way out of reach at this point.

    January 8, 2008 at 5:42 PM #132086
    michael
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    YG,

    I don’t have any specific data for Altadena (or for any city for that matter). However, according to http://www.dqnews.com and the LA Times Sunday Edition Charts which track the median, the median price in Altadena is down 17.4% to $580K or $469 Sq/ft. Of course, the median has huge limitations, but the decline is starting. And as mentioned on this thread, the wave is coming.

    I would like to buy in San Marino, but it just seems way out of reach at this point.

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