Opinion requested on 92104 South Park Area – please

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[quote=jpinpb] The house is small. Okay. I don’t need a big house. It would be nice if it were at least 1000 sf. But there’s only 1 bath and I really did want 2 baths.
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Talked to my wife and she reminded me of a few things about the house we lived in near there that I had forgotten.

Being between 700-800sf, it was tiny (2br/1ba)…we couldn’t unpack all our furniture nor get all our clothes in the closet. In fact, the LR had doors on 3 walls and a fireplace on the 4th, all we managed to get was a couch and a TV in there! We think JP is right in wanting more square feet.

The hardwood floors got filthy requiring them to be gone over with a dust broom daily (more wind in that area, maybe?).

And our cat decided to get on the roof of the detached garage and stay there for long periods of time, refusing to come down. We think she hated the dogs in the neighborhood. For whatever reason, she did not relax until we moved again.

[jpinpb]

Maybe I’m the only one that thinks this, but I think under 500k is appealing to a greater populus in San Diego, hence more competition. I have noticed higher than 650k, properties have less offers and are on the market for much longer. I’m speaking of just the ZIPs I’m watching in this regard.

I personally can deal w/that particular small house only b/c the lot was so big and expansive and private that it didn’t seem as claustrophobic. I can always put a shed back there and store things. But the extra bath was really the deal breaker. For that price, I wanted that extra bath. So by the time I added the bath, it just didn’t make sense at that price for me.

I’m over it. I have seen other things that people are justified in crying over the loss and this isn’t it.

[jpinpb]

Maybe I’m the only one that thinks this, but I think under 500k is appealing to a greater populus in San Diego, hence more competition. I have noticed higher than 650k, properties have less offers and are on the market for much longer. I’m speaking of just the ZIPs I’m watching in this regard.

I personally can deal w/that particular small house only b/c the lot was so big and expansive and private that it didn’t seem as claustrophobic. I can always put a shed back there and store things. But the extra bath was really the deal breaker. For that price, I wanted that extra bath. So by the time I added the bath, it just didn’t make sense at that price for me.

I’m over it. I have seen other things that people are justified in crying over the loss and this isn’t it.

[jpinpb]

Maybe I’m the only one that thinks this, but I think under 500k is appealing to a greater populus in San Diego, hence more competition. I have noticed higher than 650k, properties have less offers and are on the market for much longer. I’m speaking of just the ZIPs I’m watching in this regard.

I personally can deal w/that particular small house only b/c the lot was so big and expansive and private that it didn’t seem as claustrophobic. I can always put a shed back there and store things. But the extra bath was really the deal breaker. For that price, I wanted that extra bath. So by the time I added the bath, it just didn’t make sense at that price for me.

I’m over it. I have seen other things that people are justified in crying over the loss and this isn’t it.

[jpinpb]

Maybe I’m the only one that thinks this, but I think under 500k is appealing to a greater populus in San Diego, hence more competition. I have noticed higher than 650k, properties have less offers and are on the market for much longer. I’m speaking of just the ZIPs I’m watching in this regard.

I personally can deal w/that particular small house only b/c the lot was so big and expansive and private that it didn’t seem as claustrophobic. I can always put a shed back there and store things. But the extra bath was really the deal breaker. For that price, I wanted that extra bath. So by the time I added the bath, it just didn’t make sense at that price for me.

I’m over it. I have seen other things that people are justified in crying over the loss and this isn’t it.

[jpinpb]

Maybe I’m the only one that thinks this, but I think under 500k is appealing to a greater populus in San Diego, hence more competition. I have noticed higher than 650k, properties have less offers and are on the market for much longer. I’m speaking of just the ZIPs I’m watching in this regard.

I personally can deal w/that particular small house only b/c the lot was so big and expansive and private that it didn’t seem as claustrophobic. I can always put a shed back there and store things. But the extra bath was really the deal breaker. For that price, I wanted that extra bath. So by the time I added the bath, it just didn’t make sense at that price for me.

I’m over it. I have seen other things that people are justified in crying over the loss and this isn’t it.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=jpinpb]Maybe I’m the only one that thinks this, but I think under 500k is appealing to a greater populus in San Diego, hence more competition. I have noticed higher than 650k, properties have less offers and are on the market for much longer. I’m speaking of just the ZIPs I’m watching in this regard.

I personally can deal w/that particular small house only b/c the lot was so big and expansive and private that it didn’t seem as claustrophobic. I can always put a shed back there and store things. But the extra bath was really the deal breaker. For that price, I wanted that extra bath. So by the time I added the bath, it just didn’t make sense at that price for me.

I’m over it. I have seen other things that people are justified in crying over the loss and this isn’t it.[/quote]
The 500k mark is major point of cleavage in the way people buy.
You are totally right.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=jpinpb]Maybe I’m the only one that thinks this, but I think under 500k is appealing to a greater populus in San Diego, hence more competition. I have noticed higher than 650k, properties have less offers and are on the market for much longer. I’m speaking of just the ZIPs I’m watching in this regard.

I personally can deal w/that particular small house only b/c the lot was so big and expansive and private that it didn’t seem as claustrophobic. I can always put a shed back there and store things. But the extra bath was really the deal breaker. For that price, I wanted that extra bath. So by the time I added the bath, it just didn’t make sense at that price for me.

I’m over it. I have seen other things that people are justified in crying over the loss and this isn’t it.[/quote]
The 500k mark is major point of cleavage in the way people buy.
You are totally right.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=jpinpb]Maybe I’m the only one that thinks this, but I think under 500k is appealing to a greater populus in San Diego, hence more competition. I have noticed higher than 650k, properties have less offers and are on the market for much longer. I’m speaking of just the ZIPs I’m watching in this regard.

I personally can deal w/that particular small house only b/c the lot was so big and expansive and private that it didn’t seem as claustrophobic. I can always put a shed back there and store things. But the extra bath was really the deal breaker. For that price, I wanted that extra bath. So by the time I added the bath, it just didn’t make sense at that price for me.

I’m over it. I have seen other things that people are justified in crying over the loss and this isn’t it.[/quote]
The 500k mark is major point of cleavage in the way people buy.
You are totally right.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=jpinpb]Maybe I’m the only one that thinks this, but I think under 500k is appealing to a greater populus in San Diego, hence more competition. I have noticed higher than 650k, properties have less offers and are on the market for much longer. I’m speaking of just the ZIPs I’m watching in this regard.

I personally can deal w/that particular small house only b/c the lot was so big and expansive and private that it didn’t seem as claustrophobic. I can always put a shed back there and store things. But the extra bath was really the deal breaker. For that price, I wanted that extra bath. So by the time I added the bath, it just didn’t make sense at that price for me.

I’m over it. I have seen other things that people are justified in crying over the loss and this isn’t it.[/quote]
The 500k mark is major point of cleavage in the way people buy.
You are totally right.

[urbanrealtor]

[quote=jpinpb]Maybe I’m the only one that thinks this, but I think under 500k is appealing to a greater populus in San Diego, hence more competition. I have noticed higher than 650k, properties have less offers and are on the market for much longer. I’m speaking of just the ZIPs I’m watching in this regard.

I personally can deal w/that particular small house only b/c the lot was so big and expansive and private that it didn’t seem as claustrophobic. I can always put a shed back there and store things. But the extra bath was really the deal breaker. For that price, I wanted that extra bath. So by the time I added the bath, it just didn’t make sense at that price for me.

I’m over it. I have seen other things that people are justified in crying over the loss and this isn’t it.[/quote]
The 500k mark is major point of cleavage in the way people buy.
You are totally right.

[jpinpb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]The 500k mark is major point of cleavage in the way people buy.
You are totally right.[/quote]

Why do you think that is? I have my opinions on it, but would love to hear why you think it is so.

[jpinpb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]The 500k mark is major point of cleavage in the way people buy.
You are totally right.[/quote]

Why do you think that is? I have my opinions on it, but would love to hear why you think it is so.

[jpinpb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]The 500k mark is major point of cleavage in the way people buy.
You are totally right.[/quote]

Why do you think that is? I have my opinions on it, but would love to hear why you think it is so.

[jpinpb]

[quote=urbanrealtor]The 500k mark is major point of cleavage in the way people buy.
You are totally right.[/quote]

Why do you think that is? I have my opinions on it, but would love to hear why you think it is so.

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