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  • February 18, 2011 at 5:21 PM #669323
    sdrealtor
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    [quote=deadzone]jp, what are you thinking driving up to LA on a Friday afternoon? Rain or not that is guaranteed brutal.

    sdr, I favor the SD coastal areas. The La Mesa area is intriguing but has too much of an “old” feel for me, plus a long drive from the beach where I like to surf everyday.

    If in another 2-3 years coastal properties are still overpriced, I might consider something more inland. I have nothing really against NCC either, just that it is out of the way and a bit boring.[/quote]

    Exactly the way I like it:)

    February 18, 2011 at 7:24 PM #668218
    researcher9
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    I agree with sdrealtor on this. Not everyone but still a very large group wants to live in NCC.

    One of several stereotypical consumer groups fueling this demand in NCC (that I regularly have to compete with as a buyer) is … Young asian First/Second Generation Immigrants, Dual-Income Professional families. They are typical consumers for newer built track houses … bigger the better … in planned neighbourhoods with good school districts. Mostly dont care much about the “character” angle in a house. I know atleast couple in my circle who want to buy in South Carlsbad (92011/92009) and are ready to bring in top-dollar for the in-demand properties.

    Agree with sdrealtor about the Palomar Airport and Restaurant/Markets. Never really felt that South Carlsbad is “far-away” from anywhere.

    At times, I do feel like that Carlsbad is missing on bigger white-collar “industries” … even though it is very well positioned and definitly has potential.

    February 18, 2011 at 7:24 PM #668279
    researcher9
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    I agree with sdrealtor on this. Not everyone but still a very large group wants to live in NCC.

    One of several stereotypical consumer groups fueling this demand in NCC (that I regularly have to compete with as a buyer) is … Young asian First/Second Generation Immigrants, Dual-Income Professional families. They are typical consumers for newer built track houses … bigger the better … in planned neighbourhoods with good school districts. Mostly dont care much about the “character” angle in a house. I know atleast couple in my circle who want to buy in South Carlsbad (92011/92009) and are ready to bring in top-dollar for the in-demand properties.

    Agree with sdrealtor about the Palomar Airport and Restaurant/Markets. Never really felt that South Carlsbad is “far-away” from anywhere.

    At times, I do feel like that Carlsbad is missing on bigger white-collar “industries” … even though it is very well positioned and definitly has potential.

    February 18, 2011 at 7:24 PM #668886
    researcher9
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    I agree with sdrealtor on this. Not everyone but still a very large group wants to live in NCC.

    One of several stereotypical consumer groups fueling this demand in NCC (that I regularly have to compete with as a buyer) is … Young asian First/Second Generation Immigrants, Dual-Income Professional families. They are typical consumers for newer built track houses … bigger the better … in planned neighbourhoods with good school districts. Mostly dont care much about the “character” angle in a house. I know atleast couple in my circle who want to buy in South Carlsbad (92011/92009) and are ready to bring in top-dollar for the in-demand properties.

    Agree with sdrealtor about the Palomar Airport and Restaurant/Markets. Never really felt that South Carlsbad is “far-away” from anywhere.

    At times, I do feel like that Carlsbad is missing on bigger white-collar “industries” … even though it is very well positioned and definitly has potential.

    February 18, 2011 at 7:24 PM #669025
    researcher9
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    I agree with sdrealtor on this. Not everyone but still a very large group wants to live in NCC.

    One of several stereotypical consumer groups fueling this demand in NCC (that I regularly have to compete with as a buyer) is … Young asian First/Second Generation Immigrants, Dual-Income Professional families. They are typical consumers for newer built track houses … bigger the better … in planned neighbourhoods with good school districts. Mostly dont care much about the “character” angle in a house. I know atleast couple in my circle who want to buy in South Carlsbad (92011/92009) and are ready to bring in top-dollar for the in-demand properties.

    Agree with sdrealtor about the Palomar Airport and Restaurant/Markets. Never really felt that South Carlsbad is “far-away” from anywhere.

    At times, I do feel like that Carlsbad is missing on bigger white-collar “industries” … even though it is very well positioned and definitly has potential.

    February 18, 2011 at 7:24 PM #669368
    researcher9
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    I agree with sdrealtor on this. Not everyone but still a very large group wants to live in NCC.

    One of several stereotypical consumer groups fueling this demand in NCC (that I regularly have to compete with as a buyer) is … Young asian First/Second Generation Immigrants, Dual-Income Professional families. They are typical consumers for newer built track houses … bigger the better … in planned neighbourhoods with good school districts. Mostly dont care much about the “character” angle in a house. I know atleast couple in my circle who want to buy in South Carlsbad (92011/92009) and are ready to bring in top-dollar for the in-demand properties.

    Agree with sdrealtor about the Palomar Airport and Restaurant/Markets. Never really felt that South Carlsbad is “far-away” from anywhere.

    At times, I do feel like that Carlsbad is missing on bigger white-collar “industries” … even though it is very well positioned and definitly has potential.

    February 18, 2011 at 8:08 PM #668236
    sdrealtor
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    Exactly with one exception. It is not just asian families and in fact they are relatively small players in NCC (i.e. encinitas/so carlsbad) relative to Carmel valley where they are out in force.

    February 18, 2011 at 8:08 PM #668299
    sdrealtor
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    Exactly with one exception. It is not just asian families and in fact they are relatively small players in NCC (i.e. encinitas/so carlsbad) relative to Carmel valley where they are out in force.

    February 18, 2011 at 8:08 PM #668906
    sdrealtor
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    Exactly with one exception. It is not just asian families and in fact they are relatively small players in NCC (i.e. encinitas/so carlsbad) relative to Carmel valley where they are out in force.

    February 18, 2011 at 8:08 PM #669045
    sdrealtor
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    Exactly with one exception. It is not just asian families and in fact they are relatively small players in NCC (i.e. encinitas/so carlsbad) relative to Carmel valley where they are out in force.

    February 18, 2011 at 8:08 PM #669388
    sdrealtor
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    Exactly with one exception. It is not just asian families and in fact they are relatively small players in NCC (i.e. encinitas/so carlsbad) relative to Carmel valley where they are out in force.

    February 18, 2011 at 8:10 PM #668241
    bearishgurl
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    [quote=researcher9]. . . At times, I do feel like that Carlsbad is missing on bigger white-collar “industries” … even though it is very well positioned and definitly has potential.[/quote]

    The DEA and NTF moved into their nice bldg in Carlsbad after residing in National City for more than 30 years. They’re “white collar” . . . sorta.

    February 18, 2011 at 8:10 PM #668304
    bearishgurl
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    [quote=researcher9]. . . At times, I do feel like that Carlsbad is missing on bigger white-collar “industries” … even though it is very well positioned and definitly has potential.[/quote]

    The DEA and NTF moved into their nice bldg in Carlsbad after residing in National City for more than 30 years. They’re “white collar” . . . sorta.

    February 18, 2011 at 8:10 PM #668911
    bearishgurl
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    [quote=researcher9]. . . At times, I do feel like that Carlsbad is missing on bigger white-collar “industries” … even though it is very well positioned and definitly has potential.[/quote]

    The DEA and NTF moved into their nice bldg in Carlsbad after residing in National City for more than 30 years. They’re “white collar” . . . sorta.

    February 18, 2011 at 8:10 PM #669050
    bearishgurl
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    [quote=researcher9]. . . At times, I do feel like that Carlsbad is missing on bigger white-collar “industries” … even though it is very well positioned and definitly has potential.[/quote]

    The DEA and NTF moved into their nice bldg in Carlsbad after residing in National City for more than 30 years. They’re “white collar” . . . sorta.

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