North County Coastal Market-Why so sticky?

[sdduuuude]

Hey sdr, you always do a good job of presenting your perspective. Very interesting.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I think the long time San Diegans are just having a rude awaking that their small beach tourist town has grown up and no longer exists.
Welcome to the Greater L.A. area.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I think the long time San Diegans are just having a rude awaking that their small beach tourist town has grown up and no longer exists.
Welcome to the Greater L.A. area.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I think the long time San Diegans are just having a rude awaking that their small beach tourist town has grown up and no longer exists.
Welcome to the Greater L.A. area.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I think the long time San Diegans are just having a rude awaking that their small beach tourist town has grown up and no longer exists.
Welcome to the Greater L.A. area.

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

I think the long time San Diegans are just having a rude awaking that their small beach tourist town has grown up and no longer exists.
Welcome to the Greater L.A. area.

[sdrealtor]

Good points pemeliza. In the 90’s a whole new class of high paid professionals appeared in SD with the growth of telecom, tech and biotech industries. Many wanted the higher quality of life that is found in NCC vs what they would get for the same money in those higher market especially CV. Looking around I just dont see as many over extended people as one would expect. I see more high end vehicles in San Elijo Hills than I do in La Costa Valley. The flushing I see on its way is in the houses that sold between 1.5 and 2.5 at the peak. Below that I see plenty of demand for houses that once sold for 1.3M but now fetch 800 to 950K.

If you have the ability to spend $1 to 1.5M it is and will continue to be a field day.

[sdrealtor]

Good points pemeliza. In the 90’s a whole new class of high paid professionals appeared in SD with the growth of telecom, tech and biotech industries. Many wanted the higher quality of life that is found in NCC vs what they would get for the same money in those higher market especially CV. Looking around I just dont see as many over extended people as one would expect. I see more high end vehicles in San Elijo Hills than I do in La Costa Valley. The flushing I see on its way is in the houses that sold between 1.5 and 2.5 at the peak. Below that I see plenty of demand for houses that once sold for 1.3M but now fetch 800 to 950K.

If you have the ability to spend $1 to 1.5M it is and will continue to be a field day.

[sdrealtor]

Good points pemeliza. In the 90’s a whole new class of high paid professionals appeared in SD with the growth of telecom, tech and biotech industries. Many wanted the higher quality of life that is found in NCC vs what they would get for the same money in those higher market especially CV. Looking around I just dont see as many over extended people as one would expect. I see more high end vehicles in San Elijo Hills than I do in La Costa Valley. The flushing I see on its way is in the houses that sold between 1.5 and 2.5 at the peak. Below that I see plenty of demand for houses that once sold for 1.3M but now fetch 800 to 950K.

If you have the ability to spend $1 to 1.5M it is and will continue to be a field day.

[sdrealtor]

Good points pemeliza. In the 90’s a whole new class of high paid professionals appeared in SD with the growth of telecom, tech and biotech industries. Many wanted the higher quality of life that is found in NCC vs what they would get for the same money in those higher market especially CV. Looking around I just dont see as many over extended people as one would expect. I see more high end vehicles in San Elijo Hills than I do in La Costa Valley. The flushing I see on its way is in the houses that sold between 1.5 and 2.5 at the peak. Below that I see plenty of demand for houses that once sold for 1.3M but now fetch 800 to 950K.

If you have the ability to spend $1 to 1.5M it is and will continue to be a field day.

[sdrealtor]

Good points pemeliza. In the 90’s a whole new class of high paid professionals appeared in SD with the growth of telecom, tech and biotech industries. Many wanted the higher quality of life that is found in NCC vs what they would get for the same money in those higher market especially CV. Looking around I just dont see as many over extended people as one would expect. I see more high end vehicles in San Elijo Hills than I do in La Costa Valley. The flushing I see on its way is in the houses that sold between 1.5 and 2.5 at the peak. Below that I see plenty of demand for houses that once sold for 1.3M but now fetch 800 to 950K.

If you have the ability to spend $1 to 1.5M it is and will continue to be a field day.

[sdrealtor]

Thanks dude,
I just trying to get people to look outside of the box of their current reality. I know that what I see can easily be limited and biased but it is what I see. I know if I see it, there’s got to be alot more out there.

I also want to talk about real estate in the local market and we havent done much of that lately so I throw shit like this out to get people talking again. It’s so much better than reading the articles pasted up here by certain posters about national trends or the China housing bubble bursting.

[sdrealtor]

Thanks dude,
I just trying to get people to look outside of the box of their current reality. I know that what I see can easily be limited and biased but it is what I see. I know if I see it, there’s got to be alot more out there.

I also want to talk about real estate in the local market and we havent done much of that lately so I throw shit like this out to get people talking again. It’s so much better than reading the articles pasted up here by certain posters about national trends or the China housing bubble bursting.

[sdrealtor]

Thanks dude,
I just trying to get people to look outside of the box of their current reality. I know that what I see can easily be limited and biased but it is what I see. I know if I see it, there’s got to be alot more out there.

I also want to talk about real estate in the local market and we havent done much of that lately so I throw shit like this out to get people talking again. It’s so much better than reading the articles pasted up here by certain posters about national trends or the China housing bubble bursting.

[sdrealtor]

Thanks dude,
I just trying to get people to look outside of the box of their current reality. I know that what I see can easily be limited and biased but it is what I see. I know if I see it, there’s got to be alot more out there.

I also want to talk about real estate in the local market and we havent done much of that lately so I throw shit like this out to get people talking again. It’s so much better than reading the articles pasted up here by certain posters about national trends or the China housing bubble bursting.

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