Looking to Buy SEH/Old Creek Ranch – What should Avg Price Per Sq Ft Be? Is $160-170 per sq Ft good Price?

[pemeliza]

why pay $170 a foot when you can get carlsbad and la costa canyon high for $174-177 a foot with no mello roos:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090037885-3302_Azahar_Carlsbad_CA_92009

Here is another one still contingent:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090020247-3004_Azahar_St_Carlsbad_CA_92009

You may have to do a little “wink, wink, nudge, nudge, double-dip” while the bank isn’t looking though.

[sdrealtor]

The first one was stolen from the lender by an agent that double ended it. Possibly as a short sale flip as mentioned on the other thread. It’s a rare one though to see something sell that far below market. I actually emailed it to another poster on this blog last night who I had discussed it with. I’m very surprised the lender (Wells Fargo) allowed itself to get so hoodwinked on it.

The second while a low price is a really odd house and not a blatant low price as much as the first one.

[sdrealtor]

The first one was stolen from the lender by an agent that double ended it. Possibly as a short sale flip as mentioned on the other thread. It’s a rare one though to see something sell that far below market. I actually emailed it to another poster on this blog last night who I had discussed it with. I’m very surprised the lender (Wells Fargo) allowed itself to get so hoodwinked on it.

The second while a low price is a really odd house and not a blatant low price as much as the first one.

[sdrealtor]

The first one was stolen from the lender by an agent that double ended it. Possibly as a short sale flip as mentioned on the other thread. It’s a rare one though to see something sell that far below market. I actually emailed it to another poster on this blog last night who I had discussed it with. I’m very surprised the lender (Wells Fargo) allowed itself to get so hoodwinked on it.

The second while a low price is a really odd house and not a blatant low price as much as the first one.

[sdrealtor]

The first one was stolen from the lender by an agent that double ended it. Possibly as a short sale flip as mentioned on the other thread. It’s a rare one though to see something sell that far below market. I actually emailed it to another poster on this blog last night who I had discussed it with. I’m very surprised the lender (Wells Fargo) allowed itself to get so hoodwinked on it.

The second while a low price is a really odd house and not a blatant low price as much as the first one.

[sdrealtor]

The first one was stolen from the lender by an agent that double ended it. Possibly as a short sale flip as mentioned on the other thread. It’s a rare one though to see something sell that far below market. I actually emailed it to another poster on this blog last night who I had discussed it with. I’m very surprised the lender (Wells Fargo) allowed itself to get so hoodwinked on it.

The second while a low price is a really odd house and not a blatant low price as much as the first one.

[frizz34]

Why are houses just west of Rancho Sante Fe Road (Rancho Carillo Area) approx $50-$75K higher for the same square footage than Old Creek Ranch/SEH. Is it purely having Carlsbad Address? The schools are the exact same with Old Creek Ranch. I would not think Carlsbad address vs San Marcos Address hold a that much of a premium in the market place, but current pricing shows this. Any thoughts?

[frizz34]

Why are houses just west of Rancho Sante Fe Road (Rancho Carillo Area) approx $50-$75K higher for the same square footage than Old Creek Ranch/SEH. Is it purely having Carlsbad Address? The schools are the exact same with Old Creek Ranch. I would not think Carlsbad address vs San Marcos Address hold a that much of a premium in the market place, but current pricing shows this. Any thoughts?

[frizz34]

Why are houses just west of Rancho Sante Fe Road (Rancho Carillo Area) approx $50-$75K higher for the same square footage than Old Creek Ranch/SEH. Is it purely having Carlsbad Address? The schools are the exact same with Old Creek Ranch. I would not think Carlsbad address vs San Marcos Address hold a that much of a premium in the market place, but current pricing shows this. Any thoughts?

[frizz34]

Why are houses just west of Rancho Sante Fe Road (Rancho Carillo Area) approx $50-$75K higher for the same square footage than Old Creek Ranch/SEH. Is it purely having Carlsbad Address? The schools are the exact same with Old Creek Ranch. I would not think Carlsbad address vs San Marcos Address hold a that much of a premium in the market place, but current pricing shows this. Any thoughts?

[frizz34]

Why are houses just west of Rancho Sante Fe Road (Rancho Carillo Area) approx $50-$75K higher for the same square footage than Old Creek Ranch/SEH. Is it purely having Carlsbad Address? The schools are the exact same with Old Creek Ranch. I would not think Carlsbad address vs San Marcos Address hold a that much of a premium in the market place, but current pricing shows this. Any thoughts?

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[quote=frizz34]Why are houses just west of Rancho Sante Fe Road (Rancho Carillo Area) approx $50-$75K higher for the same square footage than Old Creek Ranch/SEH. Is it purely having Carlsbad Address? The schools are the exact same with Old Creek Ranch. I would not think Carlsbad address vs San Marcos Address hold a that much of a premium in the market place, but current pricing shows this. Any thoughts?[/quote]

I’ve been trying to understand that for 2+ years – makes no sense to me. I can’t think a of good reason other than the Carlsbad address.
Like you said, the schools are the same.

As you turn onto SEH road there is a sign that says “leaving Carlsbad” right before OCR. I call that the $100K sign!

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[quote=frizz34]Why are houses just west of Rancho Sante Fe Road (Rancho Carillo Area) approx $50-$75K higher for the same square footage than Old Creek Ranch/SEH. Is it purely having Carlsbad Address? The schools are the exact same with Old Creek Ranch. I would not think Carlsbad address vs San Marcos Address hold a that much of a premium in the market place, but current pricing shows this. Any thoughts?[/quote]

I’ve been trying to understand that for 2+ years – makes no sense to me. I can’t think a of good reason other than the Carlsbad address.
Like you said, the schools are the same.

As you turn onto SEH road there is a sign that says “leaving Carlsbad” right before OCR. I call that the $100K sign!

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[quote=frizz34]Why are houses just west of Rancho Sante Fe Road (Rancho Carillo Area) approx $50-$75K higher for the same square footage than Old Creek Ranch/SEH. Is it purely having Carlsbad Address? The schools are the exact same with Old Creek Ranch. I would not think Carlsbad address vs San Marcos Address hold a that much of a premium in the market place, but current pricing shows this. Any thoughts?[/quote]

I’ve been trying to understand that for 2+ years – makes no sense to me. I can’t think a of good reason other than the Carlsbad address.
Like you said, the schools are the same.

As you turn onto SEH road there is a sign that says “leaving Carlsbad” right before OCR. I call that the $100K sign!

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[quote=frizz34]Why are houses just west of Rancho Sante Fe Road (Rancho Carillo Area) approx $50-$75K higher for the same square footage than Old Creek Ranch/SEH. Is it purely having Carlsbad Address? The schools are the exact same with Old Creek Ranch. I would not think Carlsbad address vs San Marcos Address hold a that much of a premium in the market place, but current pricing shows this. Any thoughts?[/quote]

I’ve been trying to understand that for 2+ years – makes no sense to me. I can’t think a of good reason other than the Carlsbad address.
Like you said, the schools are the same.

As you turn onto SEH road there is a sign that says “leaving Carlsbad” right before OCR. I call that the $100K sign!

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