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[ibjames]

[quote=AK]SD R:

I’ve looked at a few places in Rancho del Oro. On paper the HOA rules are fairly strict, though in practice it seems they’re not enforced to the letter. IMO it’s architecturally uninspiring but increasingly affordable.

Bliss Circle itself is a bit out of my price range, though there are nearby areas that seem both affordable and appealing. I’m not sure if it’s better to back up to North or to Olive … North gets the train noise, but Olive seems to be popular with aficionados of highly amplified mobile audio systems. I mean, I have a fine amplified sound system in the nano-bus myself, but even I can only take so much bass … between the two I think I’d prefer the train!

I have no doubt that the future will bring lower prices on the better properties, but I don’t see how interest rates can stay this low without massive, unsustainable government intervention (much less drop to 4%). And I guess part of me wants to get in on the government-sanctioned homeowners pity party!
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I have found myself looking more lately, because I am looking for my 1st house in Clairemont, prices have changed a lot there and I’m not sure how much further they will go. I went to an open house this weekend and it was a zoo.

[SD Realtor]

James, places like Clairemont, Mira Mesa, PQ and other areas that I would characterize as entry level homes are very active right now. If they are priced aggressively they are having alot of activity. This is not a post to say, “Oh you better buy now because if you don’t you will miss the bottom.”

I am not trying to create a “sense of urgency” as some have implied. It is simply a statement of fact. It may be better to put the blinders on and not even look for awhile because it is easy to get caught up in the melee. Conversely if you are going to look, just realize alot of activity is occurring right now. Take that for what it is, nothing more and nothing less.

AK I like the homes that sit on the west end of Bliss Circle because they sit well below the grade of Olive. However you totally pegged the highly amplified mobile systems effect. Lots of those in that area. I had to laugh because the neighbor 3 doors down from my listing had that.

As far as rates go, yes they are pretty darn low and how long they will stay this way is subject to alot of debate. I don’t see them running back to the high side in the near future. Yes at some point they will run aways circa 1980s but I feel that is a bit of a ways off. In this recession/depression era we have it, they are gonna be low for little bit of a spell I believe.

[SD Realtor]

James, places like Clairemont, Mira Mesa, PQ and other areas that I would characterize as entry level homes are very active right now. If they are priced aggressively they are having alot of activity. This is not a post to say, “Oh you better buy now because if you don’t you will miss the bottom.”

I am not trying to create a “sense of urgency” as some have implied. It is simply a statement of fact. It may be better to put the blinders on and not even look for awhile because it is easy to get caught up in the melee. Conversely if you are going to look, just realize alot of activity is occurring right now. Take that for what it is, nothing more and nothing less.

AK I like the homes that sit on the west end of Bliss Circle because they sit well below the grade of Olive. However you totally pegged the highly amplified mobile systems effect. Lots of those in that area. I had to laugh because the neighbor 3 doors down from my listing had that.

As far as rates go, yes they are pretty darn low and how long they will stay this way is subject to alot of debate. I don’t see them running back to the high side in the near future. Yes at some point they will run aways circa 1980s but I feel that is a bit of a ways off. In this recession/depression era we have it, they are gonna be low for little bit of a spell I believe.

[SD Realtor]

James, places like Clairemont, Mira Mesa, PQ and other areas that I would characterize as entry level homes are very active right now. If they are priced aggressively they are having alot of activity. This is not a post to say, “Oh you better buy now because if you don’t you will miss the bottom.”

I am not trying to create a “sense of urgency” as some have implied. It is simply a statement of fact. It may be better to put the blinders on and not even look for awhile because it is easy to get caught up in the melee. Conversely if you are going to look, just realize alot of activity is occurring right now. Take that for what it is, nothing more and nothing less.

AK I like the homes that sit on the west end of Bliss Circle because they sit well below the grade of Olive. However you totally pegged the highly amplified mobile systems effect. Lots of those in that area. I had to laugh because the neighbor 3 doors down from my listing had that.

As far as rates go, yes they are pretty darn low and how long they will stay this way is subject to alot of debate. I don’t see them running back to the high side in the near future. Yes at some point they will run aways circa 1980s but I feel that is a bit of a ways off. In this recession/depression era we have it, they are gonna be low for little bit of a spell I believe.

[SD Realtor]

James, places like Clairemont, Mira Mesa, PQ and other areas that I would characterize as entry level homes are very active right now. If they are priced aggressively they are having alot of activity. This is not a post to say, “Oh you better buy now because if you don’t you will miss the bottom.”

I am not trying to create a “sense of urgency” as some have implied. It is simply a statement of fact. It may be better to put the blinders on and not even look for awhile because it is easy to get caught up in the melee. Conversely if you are going to look, just realize alot of activity is occurring right now. Take that for what it is, nothing more and nothing less.

AK I like the homes that sit on the west end of Bliss Circle because they sit well below the grade of Olive. However you totally pegged the highly amplified mobile systems effect. Lots of those in that area. I had to laugh because the neighbor 3 doors down from my listing had that.

As far as rates go, yes they are pretty darn low and how long they will stay this way is subject to alot of debate. I don’t see them running back to the high side in the near future. Yes at some point they will run aways circa 1980s but I feel that is a bit of a ways off. In this recession/depression era we have it, they are gonna be low for little bit of a spell I believe.

[SD Realtor]

James, places like Clairemont, Mira Mesa, PQ and other areas that I would characterize as entry level homes are very active right now. If they are priced aggressively they are having alot of activity. This is not a post to say, “Oh you better buy now because if you don’t you will miss the bottom.”

I am not trying to create a “sense of urgency” as some have implied. It is simply a statement of fact. It may be better to put the blinders on and not even look for awhile because it is easy to get caught up in the melee. Conversely if you are going to look, just realize alot of activity is occurring right now. Take that for what it is, nothing more and nothing less.

AK I like the homes that sit on the west end of Bliss Circle because they sit well below the grade of Olive. However you totally pegged the highly amplified mobile systems effect. Lots of those in that area. I had to laugh because the neighbor 3 doors down from my listing had that.

As far as rates go, yes they are pretty darn low and how long they will stay this way is subject to alot of debate. I don’t see them running back to the high side in the near future. Yes at some point they will run aways circa 1980s but I feel that is a bit of a ways off. In this recession/depression era we have it, they are gonna be low for little bit of a spell I believe.

[Anonymous]

I have been looking for couple months now in Vista/Oceanside area and it is insane market. Anything decent priced is quickly snapped up at over list price. Every decent place we looked at has multiple offers. The comparison to 2004 market is realistic, I am out there looking. I hope the inventory starts to reflect the increase in NODs and foreclosures but honestly I think government interference will corrupt the market.

[Anonymous]

I have been looking for couple months now in Vista/Oceanside area and it is insane market. Anything decent priced is quickly snapped up at over list price. Every decent place we looked at has multiple offers. The comparison to 2004 market is realistic, I am out there looking. I hope the inventory starts to reflect the increase in NODs and foreclosures but honestly I think government interference will corrupt the market.

[Anonymous]

I have been looking for couple months now in Vista/Oceanside area and it is insane market. Anything decent priced is quickly snapped up at over list price. Every decent place we looked at has multiple offers. The comparison to 2004 market is realistic, I am out there looking. I hope the inventory starts to reflect the increase in NODs and foreclosures but honestly I think government interference will corrupt the market.

[Anonymous]

I have been looking for couple months now in Vista/Oceanside area and it is insane market. Anything decent priced is quickly snapped up at over list price. Every decent place we looked at has multiple offers. The comparison to 2004 market is realistic, I am out there looking. I hope the inventory starts to reflect the increase in NODs and foreclosures but honestly I think government interference will corrupt the market.

[Anonymous]

I have been looking for couple months now in Vista/Oceanside area and it is insane market. Anything decent priced is quickly snapped up at over list price. Every decent place we looked at has multiple offers. The comparison to 2004 market is realistic, I am out there looking. I hope the inventory starts to reflect the increase in NODs and foreclosures but honestly I think government interference will corrupt the market.

[ibjames]

Thanks SDR,

Yeah, I realize that too. This is the first time I went to an open house just to get an idea how things are. I left thinking to myself that I should probably approach the topic again at the end of the year.

[ibjames]

Thanks SDR,

Yeah, I realize that too. This is the first time I went to an open house just to get an idea how things are. I left thinking to myself that I should probably approach the topic again at the end of the year.

[ibjames]

Thanks SDR,

Yeah, I realize that too. This is the first time I went to an open house just to get an idea how things are. I left thinking to myself that I should probably approach the topic again at the end of the year.

[ibjames]

Thanks SDR,

Yeah, I realize that too. This is the first time I went to an open house just to get an idea how things are. I left thinking to myself that I should probably approach the topic again at the end of the year.

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