North East Rancho Penasquitos

[bearishgurl]

Are the (400+?) apt. units just off Carmel Mtn. exit of I-15 still Section 8? They were in the 80’s, early 90’s. Don’t know about now.

Is this cul-de-sac high up? From the map, looks like if it is, you will hear the constant hum of rubber from the fwy., day and night, unless it has double-paned windows and they are closed all year round.

andymajumder, this is NOT that big a house. Why the HUGE asking price?? Guess I’m clueless what the “draw” is here.

[an]

Yes, they are still Section 8.

The draw is the zip code, name, and location.

[an]

Yes, they are still Section 8.

The draw is the zip code, name, and location.

[an]

Yes, they are still Section 8.

The draw is the zip code, name, and location.

[an]

Yes, they are still Section 8.

The draw is the zip code, name, and location.

[an]

Yes, they are still Section 8.

The draw is the zip code, name, and location.

[SD Realtor]

bearish I think the investors are just trying to salvage a break even at this point. We had a cap at like 380k on the day of bidding.

[SD Realtor]

bearish I think the investors are just trying to salvage a break even at this point. We had a cap at like 380k on the day of bidding.

[SD Realtor]

bearish I think the investors are just trying to salvage a break even at this point. We had a cap at like 380k on the day of bidding.

[SD Realtor]

bearish I think the investors are just trying to salvage a break even at this point. We had a cap at like 380k on the day of bidding.

[SD Realtor]

bearish I think the investors are just trying to salvage a break even at this point. We had a cap at like 380k on the day of bidding.

[bearishgurl]

Just viewed the pics. Orig. alum. sliders and orig. (or replaced) shingle roof (not tile). No backyard landscaping.

Sorry, AN, I still don’t see the “draw” in any of those categories. No offense to anyone, but PQ used to be known among San Diegans as a “lower middle-class bedroom.”

SDRealtor, I’m sorry to hear the flippers of this property paid too much at the courthouse steps, but this isn’t today’s buyer’s problem, IMO.

See this educational and enlightening page:

http://members.cox.net/mkpl2/hist/sdhist.html

I distinctly remember driving through that area as late as July ’79 and being diverted to Hwy 395. I remember ALL of RB being within view of the highway. Wasn’t it ’79 or ’80 that the I-15 finally came thru PQ?

Okay, bring on the Chula Juana jokes. We have a standing joke around here amongst RE professionals about certain high-up streets on either side of the I-805, which first came roaring thru here in 1984. Nacion and Fifield are great examples (on each side). The properties on these (and a few other) streets were immediately affected by what is known in RE parlance as “economic obsolescence.”

andymajumder, indulge me here and try this exercise this week. Take your folding chair and a large mug of coffee to the backyard of this place between 6:30 and 7:00 a.m. on a weekday (during commute on that side of hwy). Imagine you were sitting in your hot tub right after work. This is your environment 😉

[bearishgurl]

Just viewed the pics. Orig. alum. sliders and orig. (or replaced) shingle roof (not tile). No backyard landscaping.

Sorry, AN, I still don’t see the “draw” in any of those categories. No offense to anyone, but PQ used to be known among San Diegans as a “lower middle-class bedroom.”

SDRealtor, I’m sorry to hear the flippers of this property paid too much at the courthouse steps, but this isn’t today’s buyer’s problem, IMO.

See this educational and enlightening page:

http://members.cox.net/mkpl2/hist/sdhist.html

I distinctly remember driving through that area as late as July ’79 and being diverted to Hwy 395. I remember ALL of RB being within view of the highway. Wasn’t it ’79 or ’80 that the I-15 finally came thru PQ?

Okay, bring on the Chula Juana jokes. We have a standing joke around here amongst RE professionals about certain high-up streets on either side of the I-805, which first came roaring thru here in 1984. Nacion and Fifield are great examples (on each side). The properties on these (and a few other) streets were immediately affected by what is known in RE parlance as “economic obsolescence.”

andymajumder, indulge me here and try this exercise this week. Take your folding chair and a large mug of coffee to the backyard of this place between 6:30 and 7:00 a.m. on a weekday (during commute on that side of hwy). Imagine you were sitting in your hot tub right after work. This is your environment 😉

[bearishgurl]

Just viewed the pics. Orig. alum. sliders and orig. (or replaced) shingle roof (not tile). No backyard landscaping.

Sorry, AN, I still don’t see the “draw” in any of those categories. No offense to anyone, but PQ used to be known among San Diegans as a “lower middle-class bedroom.”

SDRealtor, I’m sorry to hear the flippers of this property paid too much at the courthouse steps, but this isn’t today’s buyer’s problem, IMO.

See this educational and enlightening page:

http://members.cox.net/mkpl2/hist/sdhist.html

I distinctly remember driving through that area as late as July ’79 and being diverted to Hwy 395. I remember ALL of RB being within view of the highway. Wasn’t it ’79 or ’80 that the I-15 finally came thru PQ?

Okay, bring on the Chula Juana jokes. We have a standing joke around here amongst RE professionals about certain high-up streets on either side of the I-805, which first came roaring thru here in 1984. Nacion and Fifield are great examples (on each side). The properties on these (and a few other) streets were immediately affected by what is known in RE parlance as “economic obsolescence.”

andymajumder, indulge me here and try this exercise this week. Take your folding chair and a large mug of coffee to the backyard of this place between 6:30 and 7:00 a.m. on a weekday (during commute on that side of hwy). Imagine you were sitting in your hot tub right after work. This is your environment 😉

[bearishgurl]

Just viewed the pics. Orig. alum. sliders and orig. (or replaced) shingle roof (not tile). No backyard landscaping.

Sorry, AN, I still don’t see the “draw” in any of those categories. No offense to anyone, but PQ used to be known among San Diegans as a “lower middle-class bedroom.”

SDRealtor, I’m sorry to hear the flippers of this property paid too much at the courthouse steps, but this isn’t today’s buyer’s problem, IMO.

See this educational and enlightening page:

http://members.cox.net/mkpl2/hist/sdhist.html

I distinctly remember driving through that area as late as July ’79 and being diverted to Hwy 395. I remember ALL of RB being within view of the highway. Wasn’t it ’79 or ’80 that the I-15 finally came thru PQ?

Okay, bring on the Chula Juana jokes. We have a standing joke around here amongst RE professionals about certain high-up streets on either side of the I-805, which first came roaring thru here in 1984. Nacion and Fifield are great examples (on each side). The properties on these (and a few other) streets were immediately affected by what is known in RE parlance as “economic obsolescence.”

andymajumder, indulge me here and try this exercise this week. Take your folding chair and a large mug of coffee to the backyard of this place between 6:30 and 7:00 a.m. on a weekday (during commute on that side of hwy). Imagine you were sitting in your hot tub right after work. This is your environment 😉

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