[quote=The-Shoveler]Well speaking of up and coming neighborhoods + Asian super markets.
They got a “88 ranch” opening up on the corner of Rancho California road and Ynez Road in Temecula (Yea OK I know it’s not same as ranch-99). But with a little luck they will put a few more Asia restaurants in there as well.
We need a good dim-sum place.
Anyone know where you can get good Dim sum on a Sunday morning in TV ?
Also lately I know more people commuting from SD north country into Temecula Valley for work then the other way, but I am fairly sure I am the exception, but at the same time I think it indicates a trend as well.
Plus TV is getting a little air time, they got a Storage wars episode where they show “the gambler” living in Temecula.[/quote]
Are you serious? 88 Ranch?
This is like the fake Sam Woo restaurant next to 99 Ranch off Jeffrey in Irvine. Or the original Chin’s vs the renegade Chin’s that opened up recently.
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Until that day come, MM is a gang infested cesspool. So, please stop looking to buy here.[/quote]
Plus I heard El Cajon is really the place to be for authentic Asian markets…
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Until that day come, MM is a gang infested cesspool. So, please stop looking to buy here.[/quote]
Plus I heard El Cajon is really the place to be for authentic Asian markets…[/quote]
Not to mention, houses in El Cajon are probably all custom. Who wants those god awful stucco tract houses.
[quote=AN][quote=flu][quote=livinincali]I used to live in Mira Mesa and I can understand it’s appeals for some demographics, but it’s not for me. Kind of amazing that a community built to be affordable for higher ranking enlisted (E5+) military families is getting to cash out to Engineers and Software Developers. The typical military of today has no shot of owning in Mira Mesa anymore. I wonder if it’s possible that 20 years down the road is goes back to that era of affordability. Probably not as long as QCOM and the businesses it spawned are around.[/quote]
