North park flips… relatistic prices?

[outtamojo]

[quote=jstoesz]I have gone way off topic, and that’s probably not good for a first time poster. I know general forum rules, I just chose to ignore them.

…back to your regularly scheduled program…[/quote]

Huh? I see no threadjack here. Sorry if my prev. post somehow implied that.

[pemeliza]

“I take issue with the idea that a 1000 sq ft house, 10 miles from the ocean and in a bad school district is going to sell for over a half a million dollars. ”

I agree that sounds like a bad deal and I would never buy something like that. As much as I like mission hills (which is about 3 miles from the ocean) I never could figure out Kensington. Once you get east of the I-15, I don’t really consider that coastal anymore.

[pemeliza]

“I take issue with the idea that a 1000 sq ft house, 10 miles from the ocean and in a bad school district is going to sell for over a half a million dollars. ”

I agree that sounds like a bad deal and I would never buy something like that. As much as I like mission hills (which is about 3 miles from the ocean) I never could figure out Kensington. Once you get east of the I-15, I don’t really consider that coastal anymore.

[pemeliza]

“I take issue with the idea that a 1000 sq ft house, 10 miles from the ocean and in a bad school district is going to sell for over a half a million dollars. ”

I agree that sounds like a bad deal and I would never buy something like that. As much as I like mission hills (which is about 3 miles from the ocean) I never could figure out Kensington. Once you get east of the I-15, I don’t really consider that coastal anymore.

[pemeliza]

“I take issue with the idea that a 1000 sq ft house, 10 miles from the ocean and in a bad school district is going to sell for over a half a million dollars. ”

I agree that sounds like a bad deal and I would never buy something like that. As much as I like mission hills (which is about 3 miles from the ocean) I never could figure out Kensington. Once you get east of the I-15, I don’t really consider that coastal anymore.

[pemeliza]

“I take issue with the idea that a 1000 sq ft house, 10 miles from the ocean and in a bad school district is going to sell for over a half a million dollars. ”

I agree that sounds like a bad deal and I would never buy something like that. As much as I like mission hills (which is about 3 miles from the ocean) I never could figure out Kensington. Once you get east of the I-15, I don’t really consider that coastal anymore.

[sdrealtor]

Well at least you got the hyperbole thing down in your first post. 1000sq ft home 10 miles from the ocean in a bad school district for over half a million dollars? Where do you see that these days? I dont know if we had that at the peak of the bubble?

Once you get more than a mile or two east of 5, its not coastal anymore IMO.

[sdrealtor]

Well at least you got the hyperbole thing down in your first post. 1000sq ft home 10 miles from the ocean in a bad school district for over half a million dollars? Where do you see that these days? I dont know if we had that at the peak of the bubble?

Once you get more than a mile or two east of 5, its not coastal anymore IMO.

[sdrealtor]

Well at least you got the hyperbole thing down in your first post. 1000sq ft home 10 miles from the ocean in a bad school district for over half a million dollars? Where do you see that these days? I dont know if we had that at the peak of the bubble?

Once you get more than a mile or two east of 5, its not coastal anymore IMO.

[sdrealtor]

Well at least you got the hyperbole thing down in your first post. 1000sq ft home 10 miles from the ocean in a bad school district for over half a million dollars? Where do you see that these days? I dont know if we had that at the peak of the bubble?

Once you get more than a mile or two east of 5, its not coastal anymore IMO.

[sdrealtor]

Well at least you got the hyperbole thing down in your first post. 1000sq ft home 10 miles from the ocean in a bad school district for over half a million dollars? Where do you see that these days? I dont know if we had that at the peak of the bubble?

Once you get more than a mile or two east of 5, its not coastal anymore IMO.

[jstoesz]

really…really…not even in the bubble days (which we are still in)…

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100033262-3130_Ivy_St_San_Diego_CA_92104

Check out the abandoned duplex next store

http://www.google.com/maps?q=3130+Ivy+St,+92104&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=3130+Ivy+St,+San+Diego,+California+92104&ll=32.7286,-117.126844&spn=0.000829,0.001623&t=h&z=20&layer=c&cbll=32.728601,-117.126947&panoid=ISOACNkepCgESdc7V217xw&cbp=12,358.55,,0,1.59

There are countless properties that fall into this category.

But you are arguing a non-essential off handed remark. The random scenario I threw out is not important to my point. What matters is the fact that we live in one of the worst cities in the country for median income to median home price ratio. Which means we live in one of the most speculative cities in the country…

Any objections?

[jstoesz]

really…really…not even in the bubble days (which we are still in)…

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100033262-3130_Ivy_St_San_Diego_CA_92104

Check out the abandoned duplex next store

http://www.google.com/maps?q=3130+Ivy+St,+92104&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=3130+Ivy+St,+San+Diego,+California+92104&ll=32.7286,-117.126844&spn=0.000829,0.001623&t=h&z=20&layer=c&cbll=32.728601,-117.126947&panoid=ISOACNkepCgESdc7V217xw&cbp=12,358.55,,0,1.59

There are countless properties that fall into this category.

But you are arguing a non-essential off handed remark. The random scenario I threw out is not important to my point. What matters is the fact that we live in one of the worst cities in the country for median income to median home price ratio. Which means we live in one of the most speculative cities in the country…

Any objections?

[jstoesz]

really…really…not even in the bubble days (which we are still in)…

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100033262-3130_Ivy_St_San_Diego_CA_92104

Check out the abandoned duplex next store

http://www.google.com/maps?q=3130+Ivy+St,+92104&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=3130+Ivy+St,+San+Diego,+California+92104&ll=32.7286,-117.126844&spn=0.000829,0.001623&t=h&z=20&layer=c&cbll=32.728601,-117.126947&panoid=ISOACNkepCgESdc7V217xw&cbp=12,358.55,,0,1.59

There are countless properties that fall into this category.

But you are arguing a non-essential off handed remark. The random scenario I threw out is not important to my point. What matters is the fact that we live in one of the worst cities in the country for median income to median home price ratio. Which means we live in one of the most speculative cities in the country…

Any objections?

[jstoesz]

really…really…not even in the bubble days (which we are still in)…

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100033262-3130_Ivy_St_San_Diego_CA_92104

Check out the abandoned duplex next store

http://www.google.com/maps?q=3130+Ivy+St,+92104&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=3130+Ivy+St,+San+Diego,+California+92104&ll=32.7286,-117.126844&spn=0.000829,0.001623&t=h&z=20&layer=c&cbll=32.728601,-117.126947&panoid=ISOACNkepCgESdc7V217xw&cbp=12,358.55,,0,1.59

There are countless properties that fall into this category.

But you are arguing a non-essential off handed remark. The random scenario I threw out is not important to my point. What matters is the fact that we live in one of the worst cities in the country for median income to median home price ratio. Which means we live in one of the most speculative cities in the country…

Any objections?

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