La Costa Valley

[waitingpatiently]

You situation/price range is EXACTLY like ours. Search for La Costa Valley on this board. I posted a question like this a couple of months ago.

[sdrealtor]

I’ll bite as I know this tract as well or better than anyone I’ve ever met. In addition to mountain biking extensively on the land before it was built, I looked at every builders homes from day 1 and have all the original floorplans for all of them. I’ve followed the market there like a hawk for about 7 years.

4BR/2800 sq ft should be doable within the next 12 months at 750K and it might even be a decent lot/location. 12 months after that 700K should be doable. Prices may hit 650K at a bottom but that is iffy and probably for a house you wouldnt necessarily want to buy. Just my opinion which is worth as much as you just paid for it…

Anymore questions?

[sdrealtor]

I’ll bite as I know this tract as well or better than anyone I’ve ever met. In addition to mountain biking extensively on the land before it was built, I looked at every builders homes from day 1 and have all the original floorplans for all of them. I’ve followed the market there like a hawk for about 7 years.

4BR/2800 sq ft should be doable within the next 12 months at 750K and it might even be a decent lot/location. 12 months after that 700K should be doable. Prices may hit 650K at a bottom but that is iffy and probably for a house you wouldnt necessarily want to buy. Just my opinion which is worth as much as you just paid for it…

Anymore questions?

[sdrealtor]

I’ll bite as I know this tract as well or better than anyone I’ve ever met. In addition to mountain biking extensively on the land before it was built, I looked at every builders homes from day 1 and have all the original floorplans for all of them. I’ve followed the market there like a hawk for about 7 years.

4BR/2800 sq ft should be doable within the next 12 months at 750K and it might even be a decent lot/location. 12 months after that 700K should be doable. Prices may hit 650K at a bottom but that is iffy and probably for a house you wouldnt necessarily want to buy. Just my opinion which is worth as much as you just paid for it…

Anymore questions?

[sdrealtor]

I’ll bite as I know this tract as well or better than anyone I’ve ever met. In addition to mountain biking extensively on the land before it was built, I looked at every builders homes from day 1 and have all the original floorplans for all of them. I’ve followed the market there like a hawk for about 7 years.

4BR/2800 sq ft should be doable within the next 12 months at 750K and it might even be a decent lot/location. 12 months after that 700K should be doable. Prices may hit 650K at a bottom but that is iffy and probably for a house you wouldnt necessarily want to buy. Just my opinion which is worth as much as you just paid for it…

Anymore questions?

[sdrealtor]

I’ll bite as I know this tract as well or better than anyone I’ve ever met. In addition to mountain biking extensively on the land before it was built, I looked at every builders homes from day 1 and have all the original floorplans for all of them. I’ve followed the market there like a hawk for about 7 years.

4BR/2800 sq ft should be doable within the next 12 months at 750K and it might even be a decent lot/location. 12 months after that 700K should be doable. Prices may hit 650K at a bottom but that is iffy and probably for a house you wouldnt necessarily want to buy. Just my opinion which is worth as much as you just paid for it…

Anymore questions?

[sdduuuude]

We should all make a listing in a thread titled “Standard Answer”

Each person posts their answer to this question, then we have Rich lock it.

Whenever someone posts this question, someone can just post a link to it and save alot of time.

[sdduuuude]

We should all make a listing in a thread titled “Standard Answer”

Each person posts their answer to this question, then we have Rich lock it.

Whenever someone posts this question, someone can just post a link to it and save alot of time.

[sdduuuude]

We should all make a listing in a thread titled “Standard Answer”

Each person posts their answer to this question, then we have Rich lock it.

Whenever someone posts this question, someone can just post a link to it and save alot of time.

[sdduuuude]

We should all make a listing in a thread titled “Standard Answer”

Each person posts their answer to this question, then we have Rich lock it.

Whenever someone posts this question, someone can just post a link to it and save alot of time.

[sdduuuude]

We should all make a listing in a thread titled “Standard Answer”

Each person posts their answer to this question, then we have Rich lock it.

Whenever someone posts this question, someone can just post a link to it and save alot of time.

[waiting for bottom]

I did a lot of looking this weekend and concluded that it would be idiotic to buy now. Emotion got a hold of me for a couple of weeks, it’s nice to be back in logic land.

There are a few very nice houses on cul-de-sacs asking over $1.1M; using the case-schiller index they should be $850-900K at best…and that’s based on February pricing.

The cheapest of the houses that are on Grado El Tupelo and Corte Acebo are just that…cheap. And they are listed at $800K. Again, using CSI these should be at 725-750K and I would expect a 6% drop or so over the next two month.

I predict that at this time next year, you will see the same thing in LCV that we are currenly seeing in SEH: 20% lower prices and bidding wars on those priced aggressively.

[waiting for bottom]

I did a lot of looking this weekend and concluded that it would be idiotic to buy now. Emotion got a hold of me for a couple of weeks, it’s nice to be back in logic land.

There are a few very nice houses on cul-de-sacs asking over $1.1M; using the case-schiller index they should be $850-900K at best…and that’s based on February pricing.

The cheapest of the houses that are on Grado El Tupelo and Corte Acebo are just that…cheap. And they are listed at $800K. Again, using CSI these should be at 725-750K and I would expect a 6% drop or so over the next two month.

I predict that at this time next year, you will see the same thing in LCV that we are currenly seeing in SEH: 20% lower prices and bidding wars on those priced aggressively.

[waiting for bottom]

I did a lot of looking this weekend and concluded that it would be idiotic to buy now. Emotion got a hold of me for a couple of weeks, it’s nice to be back in logic land.

There are a few very nice houses on cul-de-sacs asking over $1.1M; using the case-schiller index they should be $850-900K at best…and that’s based on February pricing.

The cheapest of the houses that are on Grado El Tupelo and Corte Acebo are just that…cheap. And they are listed at $800K. Again, using CSI these should be at 725-750K and I would expect a 6% drop or so over the next two month.

I predict that at this time next year, you will see the same thing in LCV that we are currenly seeing in SEH: 20% lower prices and bidding wars on those priced aggressively.

[waiting for bottom]

I did a lot of looking this weekend and concluded that it would be idiotic to buy now. Emotion got a hold of me for a couple of weeks, it’s nice to be back in logic land.

There are a few very nice houses on cul-de-sacs asking over $1.1M; using the case-schiller index they should be $850-900K at best…and that’s based on February pricing.

The cheapest of the houses that are on Grado El Tupelo and Corte Acebo are just that…cheap. And they are listed at $800K. Again, using CSI these should be at 725-750K and I would expect a 6% drop or so over the next two month.

I predict that at this time next year, you will see the same thing in LCV that we are currenly seeing in SEH: 20% lower prices and bidding wars on those priced aggressively.

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