There is a reason people want to live here… and until the ocean disappears, the hills flatten out, the illegals drive out the locals, or water stops running it will remain a place people will pay to live.
But they won’t necessarily pay a higher premium to live there instead of somewhere else than they have historically. That is – it’s all connected and right now the low end is pulling down on La Jolla.
But they won’t necessarily pay a higher premium to live there instead of somewhere else than they have historically. That is – it’s all connected and right now the low end is pulling down on La Jolla.
But they won’t necessarily pay a higher premium to live there instead of somewhere else than they have historically. That is – it’s all connected and right now the low end is pulling down on La Jolla.
But they won’t necessarily pay a higher premium to live there instead of somewhere else than they have historically. That is – it’s all connected and right now the low end is pulling down on La Jolla.
But they won’t necessarily pay a higher premium to live there instead of somewhere else than they have historically. That is – it’s all connected and right now the low end is pulling down on La Jolla.
This is a flawed survey. They compare La Jolla, a neighborhood of San Diego to the cities of Boston and San Francisco? WTF!? It’s at lot more expensive to live in the Upper East Side of Manhattan!!
This is a flawed survey. They compare La Jolla, a neighborhood of San Diego to the cities of Boston and San Francisco? WTF!? It’s at lot more expensive to live in the Upper East Side of Manhattan!!
This is a flawed survey. They compare La Jolla, a neighborhood of San Diego to the cities of Boston and San Francisco? WTF!? It’s at lot more expensive to live in the Upper East Side of Manhattan!!
This is a flawed survey. They compare La Jolla, a neighborhood of San Diego to the cities of Boston and San Francisco? WTF!? It’s at lot more expensive to live in the Upper East Side of Manhattan!!
