Is Carlsbad almost built out? SD Realtor?

[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.

[jpinpb]

That’s another good point, doofrat. Perfect example of Temecula, before and after.

[jpinpb]

That’s another good point, doofrat. Perfect example of Temecula, before and after.

[jpinpb]

That’s another good point, doofrat. Perfect example of Temecula, before and after.

[jpinpb]

That’s another good point, doofrat. Perfect example of Temecula, before and after.

[jpinpb]

That’s another good point, doofrat. Perfect example of Temecula, before and after.

[Anonymous]

Hello all I am a frequent reader but first time poster. I believe that C-Bad is almost built out or at it’s numbers of housing stock limited by a growth cap put on back in the 80’s. A lot of the land that is open is for Open Space preservation and will not be built on. It doesn’t mean that rebuild’s will not happen or that prices will go through the roof. It just means that large subdivisions and building tract homes is over. There will always be room for more density and rehab’s.

On another note as a renter and a fence sitter I have to compliment you all for your comments and brains. I have found myself citing this site many times. Thanks for all the insite and I will be waiting for those prices to go lower.

Thanks,
PlannerBoy

[Anonymous]

Hello all I am a frequent reader but first time poster. I believe that C-Bad is almost built out or at it’s numbers of housing stock limited by a growth cap put on back in the 80’s. A lot of the land that is open is for Open Space preservation and will not be built on. It doesn’t mean that rebuild’s will not happen or that prices will go through the roof. It just means that large subdivisions and building tract homes is over. There will always be room for more density and rehab’s.

On another note as a renter and a fence sitter I have to compliment you all for your comments and brains. I have found myself citing this site many times. Thanks for all the insite and I will be waiting for those prices to go lower.

Thanks,
PlannerBoy

[Anonymous]

Hello all I am a frequent reader but first time poster. I believe that C-Bad is almost built out or at it’s numbers of housing stock limited by a growth cap put on back in the 80’s. A lot of the land that is open is for Open Space preservation and will not be built on. It doesn’t mean that rebuild’s will not happen or that prices will go through the roof. It just means that large subdivisions and building tract homes is over. There will always be room for more density and rehab’s.

On another note as a renter and a fence sitter I have to compliment you all for your comments and brains. I have found myself citing this site many times. Thanks for all the insite and I will be waiting for those prices to go lower.

Thanks,
PlannerBoy

[Anonymous]

Hello all I am a frequent reader but first time poster. I believe that C-Bad is almost built out or at it’s numbers of housing stock limited by a growth cap put on back in the 80’s. A lot of the land that is open is for Open Space preservation and will not be built on. It doesn’t mean that rebuild’s will not happen or that prices will go through the roof. It just means that large subdivisions and building tract homes is over. There will always be room for more density and rehab’s.

On another note as a renter and a fence sitter I have to compliment you all for your comments and brains. I have found myself citing this site many times. Thanks for all the insite and I will be waiting for those prices to go lower.

Thanks,
PlannerBoy

[Anonymous]

Hello all I am a frequent reader but first time poster. I believe that C-Bad is almost built out or at it’s numbers of housing stock limited by a growth cap put on back in the 80’s. A lot of the land that is open is for Open Space preservation and will not be built on. It doesn’t mean that rebuild’s will not happen or that prices will go through the roof. It just means that large subdivisions and building tract homes is over. There will always be room for more density and rehab’s.

On another note as a renter and a fence sitter I have to compliment you all for your comments and brains. I have found myself citing this site many times. Thanks for all the insite and I will be waiting for those prices to go lower.

Thanks,
PlannerBoy

[Carlsbadliving]

The City has an updated one of these, but can’t seem to locate right now.

http://www.carlsbadca.gov/planning/quadpdf/quadmap.pdf

[Carlsbadliving]

The City has an updated one of these, but can’t seem to locate right now.

http://www.carlsbadca.gov/planning/quadpdf/quadmap.pdf

[Carlsbadliving]

The City has an updated one of these, but can’t seem to locate right now.

http://www.carlsbadca.gov/planning/quadpdf/quadmap.pdf

[Carlsbadliving]

The City has an updated one of these, but can’t seem to locate right now.

http://www.carlsbadca.gov/planning/quadpdf/quadmap.pdf

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