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October 23, 2009 at 7:52 AM #473466October 23, 2009 at 8:54 PM #472974
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Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]” SD will become the next LA in term of sprawl? I”
Welcome to the coming LA/OC/SD mega city coming relatively soon to SD (20-30 years).
Not saying it’s good (or bad) just saying it’s inevitable.
Anyone know when they will start building this thing ???
From my limited experiences in that area (Next to LWC) the weather there is about the same as Temecula most of the time (within maybe 5 degrees or so). But I would guess the price range for say about 3000 sqf home will be about 500K but that is just my guess.
As a side note:
I work in an industry that’s working very hard to make distance irrivlant for work for a large part of our population.
New mass transit projects that are also inevitable will also make distance less important. (unless you want to go to the beach but really if your not a surfer then 30-50 minutes to the beach is fine for the 3 maybe 5 times you will go there in a given year (maybe 10 to 15 times if your really into walking at the beach or that whole camp fire thing they do at moonlight beach I think they call it).
That Moonlight beach environment/vibe is really nice but really only maybe 5 times a year is special, more than that I think would get boring.[/quote]
So you believe the population projections? Is it simply coming from a graying population? Unchecked immigration from the south?
BTW, Deer Springs and 15 is more than 5 degrees cooler than T-Town, IMO. I lived in Pala Mesa Village for 2 1/2 years, which is 8-10 miles north of Merriam Mtn project. People talked about the coastal influence apparent once you got south of Rainbow and then especially when hitting San Luis Rey River Valley (76)
October 23, 2009 at 8:54 PM #473155Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]” SD will become the next LA in term of sprawl? I”
Welcome to the coming LA/OC/SD mega city coming relatively soon to SD (20-30 years).
Not saying it’s good (or bad) just saying it’s inevitable.
Anyone know when they will start building this thing ???
From my limited experiences in that area (Next to LWC) the weather there is about the same as Temecula most of the time (within maybe 5 degrees or so). But I would guess the price range for say about 3000 sqf home will be about 500K but that is just my guess.
As a side note:
I work in an industry that’s working very hard to make distance irrivlant for work for a large part of our population.
New mass transit projects that are also inevitable will also make distance less important. (unless you want to go to the beach but really if your not a surfer then 30-50 minutes to the beach is fine for the 3 maybe 5 times you will go there in a given year (maybe 10 to 15 times if your really into walking at the beach or that whole camp fire thing they do at moonlight beach I think they call it).
That Moonlight beach environment/vibe is really nice but really only maybe 5 times a year is special, more than that I think would get boring.[/quote]
So you believe the population projections? Is it simply coming from a graying population? Unchecked immigration from the south?
BTW, Deer Springs and 15 is more than 5 degrees cooler than T-Town, IMO. I lived in Pala Mesa Village for 2 1/2 years, which is 8-10 miles north of Merriam Mtn project. People talked about the coastal influence apparent once you got south of Rainbow and then especially when hitting San Luis Rey River Valley (76)
October 23, 2009 at 8:54 PM #473518Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]” SD will become the next LA in term of sprawl? I”
Welcome to the coming LA/OC/SD mega city coming relatively soon to SD (20-30 years).
Not saying it’s good (or bad) just saying it’s inevitable.
Anyone know when they will start building this thing ???
From my limited experiences in that area (Next to LWC) the weather there is about the same as Temecula most of the time (within maybe 5 degrees or so). But I would guess the price range for say about 3000 sqf home will be about 500K but that is just my guess.
As a side note:
I work in an industry that’s working very hard to make distance irrivlant for work for a large part of our population.
New mass transit projects that are also inevitable will also make distance less important. (unless you want to go to the beach but really if your not a surfer then 30-50 minutes to the beach is fine for the 3 maybe 5 times you will go there in a given year (maybe 10 to 15 times if your really into walking at the beach or that whole camp fire thing they do at moonlight beach I think they call it).
That Moonlight beach environment/vibe is really nice but really only maybe 5 times a year is special, more than that I think would get boring.[/quote]
So you believe the population projections? Is it simply coming from a graying population? Unchecked immigration from the south?
BTW, Deer Springs and 15 is more than 5 degrees cooler than T-Town, IMO. I lived in Pala Mesa Village for 2 1/2 years, which is 8-10 miles north of Merriam Mtn project. People talked about the coastal influence apparent once you got south of Rainbow and then especially when hitting San Luis Rey River Valley (76)
October 23, 2009 at 8:54 PM #473592Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]” SD will become the next LA in term of sprawl? I”
Welcome to the coming LA/OC/SD mega city coming relatively soon to SD (20-30 years).
Not saying it’s good (or bad) just saying it’s inevitable.
Anyone know when they will start building this thing ???
From my limited experiences in that area (Next to LWC) the weather there is about the same as Temecula most of the time (within maybe 5 degrees or so). But I would guess the price range for say about 3000 sqf home will be about 500K but that is just my guess.
As a side note:
I work in an industry that’s working very hard to make distance irrivlant for work for a large part of our population.
New mass transit projects that are also inevitable will also make distance less important. (unless you want to go to the beach but really if your not a surfer then 30-50 minutes to the beach is fine for the 3 maybe 5 times you will go there in a given year (maybe 10 to 15 times if your really into walking at the beach or that whole camp fire thing they do at moonlight beach I think they call it).
That Moonlight beach environment/vibe is really nice but really only maybe 5 times a year is special, more than that I think would get boring.[/quote]
So you believe the population projections? Is it simply coming from a graying population? Unchecked immigration from the south?
BTW, Deer Springs and 15 is more than 5 degrees cooler than T-Town, IMO. I lived in Pala Mesa Village for 2 1/2 years, which is 8-10 miles north of Merriam Mtn project. People talked about the coastal influence apparent once you got south of Rainbow and then especially when hitting San Luis Rey River Valley (76)
October 23, 2009 at 8:54 PM #473818Participant[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]” SD will become the next LA in term of sprawl? I”
Welcome to the coming LA/OC/SD mega city coming relatively soon to SD (20-30 years).
Not saying it’s good (or bad) just saying it’s inevitable.
Anyone know when they will start building this thing ???
From my limited experiences in that area (Next to LWC) the weather there is about the same as Temecula most of the time (within maybe 5 degrees or so). But I would guess the price range for say about 3000 sqf home will be about 500K but that is just my guess.
As a side note:
I work in an industry that’s working very hard to make distance irrivlant for work for a large part of our population.
New mass transit projects that are also inevitable will also make distance less important. (unless you want to go to the beach but really if your not a surfer then 30-50 minutes to the beach is fine for the 3 maybe 5 times you will go there in a given year (maybe 10 to 15 times if your really into walking at the beach or that whole camp fire thing they do at moonlight beach I think they call it).
That Moonlight beach environment/vibe is really nice but really only maybe 5 times a year is special, more than that I think would get boring.[/quote]
So you believe the population projections? Is it simply coming from a graying population? Unchecked immigration from the south?
BTW, Deer Springs and 15 is more than 5 degrees cooler than T-Town, IMO. I lived in Pala Mesa Village for 2 1/2 years, which is 8-10 miles north of Merriam Mtn project. People talked about the coastal influence apparent once you got south of Rainbow and then especially when hitting San Luis Rey River Valley (76)
October 24, 2009 at 9:18 PM #473247Nor-LA-SD-guy
ParticipantI stayed at the LW resort about 7 years ago, it always seems quite a bit warmer in the summer than say standing at the 15/76 junction for what ever reason, but I will admit I have limited experience in that area other driving through and stopping a few times.
And yes SoCal has always been on a super growth path, there have been many times in the past that SoCal was declared dead but it always comes back. Asia is where I see the biggest influx of emigration these days (not Mexico).
October 24, 2009 at 9:18 PM #473427ParticipantI stayed at the LW resort about 7 years ago, it always seems quite a bit warmer in the summer than say standing at the 15/76 junction for what ever reason, but I will admit I have limited experience in that area other driving through and stopping a few times.
And yes SoCal has always been on a super growth path, there have been many times in the past that SoCal was declared dead but it always comes back. Asia is where I see the biggest influx of emigration these days (not Mexico).
October 24, 2009 at 9:18 PM #473789ParticipantI stayed at the LW resort about 7 years ago, it always seems quite a bit warmer in the summer than say standing at the 15/76 junction for what ever reason, but I will admit I have limited experience in that area other driving through and stopping a few times.
And yes SoCal has always been on a super growth path, there have been many times in the past that SoCal was declared dead but it always comes back. Asia is where I see the biggest influx of emigration these days (not Mexico).
October 24, 2009 at 9:18 PM #473866ParticipantI stayed at the LW resort about 7 years ago, it always seems quite a bit warmer in the summer than say standing at the 15/76 junction for what ever reason, but I will admit I have limited experience in that area other driving through and stopping a few times.
And yes SoCal has always been on a super growth path, there have been many times in the past that SoCal was declared dead but it always comes back. Asia is where I see the biggest influx of emigration these days (not Mexico).
October 24, 2009 at 9:18 PM #474091ParticipantI stayed at the LW resort about 7 years ago, it always seems quite a bit warmer in the summer than say standing at the 15/76 junction for what ever reason, but I will admit I have limited experience in that area other driving through and stopping a few times.
And yes SoCal has always been on a super growth path, there have been many times in the past that SoCal was declared dead but it always comes back. Asia is where I see the biggest influx of emigration these days (not Mexico).
October 30, 2009 at 2:05 PM #475814freshman
ParticipantExtreme fire danger, lack of water, and traffic congestion ?
October 30, 2009 at 2:05 PM #475988ParticipantExtreme fire danger, lack of water, and traffic congestion ?
October 30, 2009 at 2:05 PM #476351ParticipantExtreme fire danger, lack of water, and traffic congestion ?
October 30, 2009 at 2:05 PM #476427ParticipantExtreme fire danger, lack of water, and traffic congestion ?
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