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September 16, 2010 at 10:49 PM #606714September 16, 2010 at 11:12 PM #605653pemelizaParticipant
Thanks for posting those listings sdr.
There have been a few here and there in the 400’s but mostly distressed sales of some type or houses with major I-5 road noise or other issues. The one at 4120 Front gets a lot of medical center traffic and noise.
I think if Goldfinch sells for list price I would not be surprised if a 3 bedroom in a “prime” location such as
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1629-W-Montecito-Way-San-Diego-CA-92103/16951765_zpid/
drops into the high 400’s at some point over the winter. That would represent a major market shift.
September 16, 2010 at 11:12 PM #605740pemelizaParticipantThanks for posting those listings sdr.
There have been a few here and there in the 400’s but mostly distressed sales of some type or houses with major I-5 road noise or other issues. The one at 4120 Front gets a lot of medical center traffic and noise.
I think if Goldfinch sells for list price I would not be surprised if a 3 bedroom in a “prime” location such as
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1629-W-Montecito-Way-San-Diego-CA-92103/16951765_zpid/
drops into the high 400’s at some point over the winter. That would represent a major market shift.
September 16, 2010 at 11:12 PM #606292pemelizaParticipantThanks for posting those listings sdr.
There have been a few here and there in the 400’s but mostly distressed sales of some type or houses with major I-5 road noise or other issues. The one at 4120 Front gets a lot of medical center traffic and noise.
I think if Goldfinch sells for list price I would not be surprised if a 3 bedroom in a “prime” location such as
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1629-W-Montecito-Way-San-Diego-CA-92103/16951765_zpid/
drops into the high 400’s at some point over the winter. That would represent a major market shift.
September 16, 2010 at 11:12 PM #606400pemelizaParticipantThanks for posting those listings sdr.
There have been a few here and there in the 400’s but mostly distressed sales of some type or houses with major I-5 road noise or other issues. The one at 4120 Front gets a lot of medical center traffic and noise.
I think if Goldfinch sells for list price I would not be surprised if a 3 bedroom in a “prime” location such as
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1629-W-Montecito-Way-San-Diego-CA-92103/16951765_zpid/
drops into the high 400’s at some point over the winter. That would represent a major market shift.
September 16, 2010 at 11:12 PM #606719pemelizaParticipantThanks for posting those listings sdr.
There have been a few here and there in the 400’s but mostly distressed sales of some type or houses with major I-5 road noise or other issues. The one at 4120 Front gets a lot of medical center traffic and noise.
I think if Goldfinch sells for list price I would not be surprised if a 3 bedroom in a “prime” location such as
http://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1629-W-Montecito-Way-San-Diego-CA-92103/16951765_zpid/
drops into the high 400’s at some point over the winter. That would represent a major market shift.
September 17, 2010 at 8:04 AM #605738sdrealtorParticipantpem
While I agree it could happen what you see with the Goldfinch house is an opportunity. At 465K it looks like a very nice deal. It could sell around that because of the circumstances around it. That homes is set to be sold quickly and if a buyer catches a slow window in demand, well thats how you win in this market.That market is not directly correlated to homes being sold by folks with time to wait. RE is such a one off market. While I’m not saying you wont see prime properties reach those levels, a trust sale at this time of year does not automatically portend a major market shift.
September 17, 2010 at 8:04 AM #605825sdrealtorParticipantpem
While I agree it could happen what you see with the Goldfinch house is an opportunity. At 465K it looks like a very nice deal. It could sell around that because of the circumstances around it. That homes is set to be sold quickly and if a buyer catches a slow window in demand, well thats how you win in this market.That market is not directly correlated to homes being sold by folks with time to wait. RE is such a one off market. While I’m not saying you wont see prime properties reach those levels, a trust sale at this time of year does not automatically portend a major market shift.
September 17, 2010 at 8:04 AM #606378sdrealtorParticipantpem
While I agree it could happen what you see with the Goldfinch house is an opportunity. At 465K it looks like a very nice deal. It could sell around that because of the circumstances around it. That homes is set to be sold quickly and if a buyer catches a slow window in demand, well thats how you win in this market.That market is not directly correlated to homes being sold by folks with time to wait. RE is such a one off market. While I’m not saying you wont see prime properties reach those levels, a trust sale at this time of year does not automatically portend a major market shift.
September 17, 2010 at 8:04 AM #606485sdrealtorParticipantpem
While I agree it could happen what you see with the Goldfinch house is an opportunity. At 465K it looks like a very nice deal. It could sell around that because of the circumstances around it. That homes is set to be sold quickly and if a buyer catches a slow window in demand, well thats how you win in this market.That market is not directly correlated to homes being sold by folks with time to wait. RE is such a one off market. While I’m not saying you wont see prime properties reach those levels, a trust sale at this time of year does not automatically portend a major market shift.
September 17, 2010 at 8:04 AM #606804sdrealtorParticipantpem
While I agree it could happen what you see with the Goldfinch house is an opportunity. At 465K it looks like a very nice deal. It could sell around that because of the circumstances around it. That homes is set to be sold quickly and if a buyer catches a slow window in demand, well thats how you win in this market.That market is not directly correlated to homes being sold by folks with time to wait. RE is such a one off market. While I’m not saying you wont see prime properties reach those levels, a trust sale at this time of year does not automatically portend a major market shift.
September 19, 2010 at 2:54 AM #606431CA renterParticipantYou guys in SD proper (that’s south of Del Mar to us NCC’ers) are so lucky to have such gorgeous houses to choose from!
Up here in NCC, it’s almost all beige HOA tract homes with tiny lots. π Very difficult to find something custom, and even those don’t have the fantastic architecture like the houses down there.
If not for the commute, we would have bought a house nearer to SD by now.
September 19, 2010 at 2:54 AM #606518CA renterParticipantYou guys in SD proper (that’s south of Del Mar to us NCC’ers) are so lucky to have such gorgeous houses to choose from!
Up here in NCC, it’s almost all beige HOA tract homes with tiny lots. π Very difficult to find something custom, and even those don’t have the fantastic architecture like the houses down there.
If not for the commute, we would have bought a house nearer to SD by now.
September 19, 2010 at 2:54 AM #607073CA renterParticipantYou guys in SD proper (that’s south of Del Mar to us NCC’ers) are so lucky to have such gorgeous houses to choose from!
Up here in NCC, it’s almost all beige HOA tract homes with tiny lots. π Very difficult to find something custom, and even those don’t have the fantastic architecture like the houses down there.
If not for the commute, we would have bought a house nearer to SD by now.
September 19, 2010 at 2:54 AM #607180CA renterParticipantYou guys in SD proper (that’s south of Del Mar to us NCC’ers) are so lucky to have such gorgeous houses to choose from!
Up here in NCC, it’s almost all beige HOA tract homes with tiny lots. π Very difficult to find something custom, and even those don’t have the fantastic architecture like the houses down there.
If not for the commute, we would have bought a house nearer to SD by now.
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