Is Carlsbad almost built out? SD Realtor?

[jpinpb]

Well, technically, then, no place is built out. You have Trumps money, you can buy a whole city block, mow it down and build whatever you want, permits providing you can, where the money comes in, again.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

I also heard that the Carlsbad city council has voted and decided that they aren’t going to be making any more land there either.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

I also heard that the Carlsbad city council has voted and decided that they aren’t going to be making any more land there either.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

I also heard that the Carlsbad city council has voted and decided that they aren’t going to be making any more land there either.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

I also heard that the Carlsbad city council has voted and decided that they aren’t going to be making any more land there either.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

I also heard that the Carlsbad city council has voted and decided that they aren’t going to be making any more land there either.

[jpinpb]

Well, there you go. Better hurry and buy now. It’s your last chance. 😉

[jpinpb]

Well, there you go. Better hurry and buy now. It’s your last chance. 😉

[jpinpb]

Well, there you go. Better hurry and buy now. It’s your last chance. 😉

[jpinpb]

Well, there you go. Better hurry and buy now. It’s your last chance. 😉

[jpinpb]

Well, there you go. Better hurry and buy now. It’s your last chance. 😉

[Doofrat]

Looks like a lot of land to me:

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=92008&ie=UTF8&ll=33.152499,-117.302399&spn=0.072146,0.11673&t=h&z=13

Looks like you could almost build another Carlsbad between Melrose and El Camino.

Another thing to think about is that an area can only support what it can support economically. There is generally going to be a balance between business and residential. If you are completely built out (or too expensive), don’t expect business to grow past that point, where would they find employees? On the other hand, if you lose some of your businesses, or business doesn’t grow, don’t expect residential to hold it’s value either as people move out in search of work elsewhere.

[Doofrat]

Looks like a lot of land to me:

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=92008&ie=UTF8&ll=33.152499,-117.302399&spn=0.072146,0.11673&t=h&z=13

Looks like you could almost build another Carlsbad between Melrose and El Camino.

Another thing to think about is that an area can only support what it can support economically. There is generally going to be a balance between business and residential. If you are completely built out (or too expensive), don’t expect business to grow past that point, where would they find employees? On the other hand, if you lose some of your businesses, or business doesn’t grow, don’t expect residential to hold it’s value either as people move out in search of work elsewhere.

[Doofrat]

Looks like a lot of land to me:

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=92008&ie=UTF8&ll=33.152499,-117.302399&spn=0.072146,0.11673&t=h&z=13

Looks like you could almost build another Carlsbad between Melrose and El Camino.

Another thing to think about is that an area can only support what it can support economically. There is generally going to be a balance between business and residential. If you are completely built out (or too expensive), don’t expect business to grow past that point, where would they find employees? On the other hand, if you lose some of your businesses, or business doesn’t grow, don’t expect residential to hold it’s value either as people move out in search of work elsewhere.

[Doofrat]

Looks like a lot of land to me:

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=92008&ie=UTF8&ll=33.152499,-117.302399&spn=0.072146,0.11673&t=h&z=13

Looks like you could almost build another Carlsbad between Melrose and El Camino.

Another thing to think about is that an area can only support what it can support economically. There is generally going to be a balance between business and residential. If you are completely built out (or too expensive), don’t expect business to grow past that point, where would they find employees? On the other hand, if you lose some of your businesses, or business doesn’t grow, don’t expect residential to hold it’s value either as people move out in search of work elsewhere.

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