You guys who are predicting a bounce back are jumping the gun.
Housing in So Cal are far from affordable. Atlanta, and Orlando and Minneapolis, all cities that have median income comparable to SD, and much lower prices, are experiencing foreclosures aplenty. Our housing prices are still far their levels.
We are so used and desensitized to our prices that we are too quick to see a deal.
Would you consider a 4BR/3BA 2300 sq ft nicely upgraded home built in 1987 with a 2 car garge, no HOA or Mello Roos with a nice size lot in the Encinitas/San Dieguito school district that would rent for $2500/month for $440,000 affordable. If not, at what price?
Would you consider a 4BR/3BA 2300 sq ft nicely upgraded home built in 1987 with a 2 car garge, no HOA or Mello Roos with a nice size lot in the Encinitas/San Dieguito school district that would rent for $2500/month for $440,000 affordable. If not, at what price?
Would you consider a 4BR/3BA 2300 sq ft nicely upgraded home built in 1987 with a 2 car garge, no HOA or Mello Roos with a nice size lot in the Encinitas/San Dieguito school district that would rent for $2500/month for $440,000 affordable. If not, at what price?
Would you consider a 4BR/3BA 2300 sq ft nicely upgraded home built in 1987 with a 2 car garge, no HOA or Mello Roos with a nice size lot in the Encinitas/San Dieguito school district that would rent for $2500/month for $440,000 affordable. If not, at what price?
Would you consider a 4BR/3BA 2300 sq ft nicely upgraded home built in 1987 with a 2 car garge, no HOA or Mello Roos with a nice size lot in the Encinitas/San Dieguito school district that would rent for $2500/month for $440,000 affordable. If not, at what price?
