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April 21, 2008 at 2:09 PM #191712April 21, 2008 at 2:34 PM #191608
JustLurking
ParticipantXBoxBoy,
I am also shopping in La Jolla and the tide is definitely turning. A lot of sellers are chasing the market down. I started looking last summer. At about the same time, I found the Piggs and became a convert, so now I wait. Many, many of the houses I looked at almost a year ago are still listed – well, repeatedly relisted to look “new”.
That house on El Paseo Grande was not that great. I think the buyer overpaid at $2.5 million. It is on a corner with horrible traffic and the new Scripps conference center will block some of the view. The place had a very strong mold smell, which the realtor said was because it was closed up since the seller did not live there. Maybe. It is stunning to me that someone paid $3 million for it 2 years ago.
I went to a few open houses yesterday. At all but one, I was the only one there.
April 21, 2008 at 2:34 PM #191634JustLurking
ParticipantXBoxBoy,
I am also shopping in La Jolla and the tide is definitely turning. A lot of sellers are chasing the market down. I started looking last summer. At about the same time, I found the Piggs and became a convert, so now I wait. Many, many of the houses I looked at almost a year ago are still listed – well, repeatedly relisted to look “new”.
That house on El Paseo Grande was not that great. I think the buyer overpaid at $2.5 million. It is on a corner with horrible traffic and the new Scripps conference center will block some of the view. The place had a very strong mold smell, which the realtor said was because it was closed up since the seller did not live there. Maybe. It is stunning to me that someone paid $3 million for it 2 years ago.
I went to a few open houses yesterday. At all but one, I was the only one there.
April 21, 2008 at 2:34 PM #191665JustLurking
ParticipantXBoxBoy,
I am also shopping in La Jolla and the tide is definitely turning. A lot of sellers are chasing the market down. I started looking last summer. At about the same time, I found the Piggs and became a convert, so now I wait. Many, many of the houses I looked at almost a year ago are still listed – well, repeatedly relisted to look “new”.
That house on El Paseo Grande was not that great. I think the buyer overpaid at $2.5 million. It is on a corner with horrible traffic and the new Scripps conference center will block some of the view. The place had a very strong mold smell, which the realtor said was because it was closed up since the seller did not live there. Maybe. It is stunning to me that someone paid $3 million for it 2 years ago.
I went to a few open houses yesterday. At all but one, I was the only one there.
April 21, 2008 at 2:34 PM #191681JustLurking
ParticipantXBoxBoy,
I am also shopping in La Jolla and the tide is definitely turning. A lot of sellers are chasing the market down. I started looking last summer. At about the same time, I found the Piggs and became a convert, so now I wait. Many, many of the houses I looked at almost a year ago are still listed – well, repeatedly relisted to look “new”.
That house on El Paseo Grande was not that great. I think the buyer overpaid at $2.5 million. It is on a corner with horrible traffic and the new Scripps conference center will block some of the view. The place had a very strong mold smell, which the realtor said was because it was closed up since the seller did not live there. Maybe. It is stunning to me that someone paid $3 million for it 2 years ago.
I went to a few open houses yesterday. At all but one, I was the only one there.
April 21, 2008 at 2:34 PM #191727JustLurking
ParticipantXBoxBoy,
I am also shopping in La Jolla and the tide is definitely turning. A lot of sellers are chasing the market down. I started looking last summer. At about the same time, I found the Piggs and became a convert, so now I wait. Many, many of the houses I looked at almost a year ago are still listed – well, repeatedly relisted to look “new”.
That house on El Paseo Grande was not that great. I think the buyer overpaid at $2.5 million. It is on a corner with horrible traffic and the new Scripps conference center will block some of the view. The place had a very strong mold smell, which the realtor said was because it was closed up since the seller did not live there. Maybe. It is stunning to me that someone paid $3 million for it 2 years ago.
I went to a few open houses yesterday. At all but one, I was the only one there.
April 21, 2008 at 2:48 PM #191618La Jolla Renter
Participantxbox,
I looked at 1034 La Jolla Rancho and was certainly ready to put in an offer if the 999k was legit(it wasn’t). It needed complete remodel, but nice sized house with pretty nice front/side yard view. I have been watching every day to see the final sale price. I am going to guess 1.4M. I know there were several offers on the place. I would have jumped all over it at the 999k asking price, maybe even 1.1M. If the price comes in below 1.4, we are seeing some big cracks alright.
April 21, 2008 at 2:48 PM #191644La Jolla Renter
Participantxbox,
I looked at 1034 La Jolla Rancho and was certainly ready to put in an offer if the 999k was legit(it wasn’t). It needed complete remodel, but nice sized house with pretty nice front/side yard view. I have been watching every day to see the final sale price. I am going to guess 1.4M. I know there were several offers on the place. I would have jumped all over it at the 999k asking price, maybe even 1.1M. If the price comes in below 1.4, we are seeing some big cracks alright.
April 21, 2008 at 2:48 PM #191675La Jolla Renter
Participantxbox,
I looked at 1034 La Jolla Rancho and was certainly ready to put in an offer if the 999k was legit(it wasn’t). It needed complete remodel, but nice sized house with pretty nice front/side yard view. I have been watching every day to see the final sale price. I am going to guess 1.4M. I know there were several offers on the place. I would have jumped all over it at the 999k asking price, maybe even 1.1M. If the price comes in below 1.4, we are seeing some big cracks alright.
April 21, 2008 at 2:48 PM #191691La Jolla Renter
Participantxbox,
I looked at 1034 La Jolla Rancho and was certainly ready to put in an offer if the 999k was legit(it wasn’t). It needed complete remodel, but nice sized house with pretty nice front/side yard view. I have been watching every day to see the final sale price. I am going to guess 1.4M. I know there were several offers on the place. I would have jumped all over it at the 999k asking price, maybe even 1.1M. If the price comes in below 1.4, we are seeing some big cracks alright.
April 21, 2008 at 2:48 PM #191737La Jolla Renter
Participantxbox,
I looked at 1034 La Jolla Rancho and was certainly ready to put in an offer if the 999k was legit(it wasn’t). It needed complete remodel, but nice sized house with pretty nice front/side yard view. I have been watching every day to see the final sale price. I am going to guess 1.4M. I know there were several offers on the place. I would have jumped all over it at the 999k asking price, maybe even 1.1M. If the price comes in below 1.4, we are seeing some big cracks alright.
April 22, 2008 at 5:17 PM #192718Anonymous
GuestThe question was “Is a clean $1M 2000sqft SFR with a back yard ocean view too much to ask for?”
My opinion is that IS too much to ask, and highly unlikely that will happen. Maybe I’ll be proven wrong, but clean, 2000 sq. ft and a back yard ocean view in La Jolla for less than $1M, not likely.
April 22, 2008 at 5:17 PM #192745Anonymous
GuestThe question was “Is a clean $1M 2000sqft SFR with a back yard ocean view too much to ask for?”
My opinion is that IS too much to ask, and highly unlikely that will happen. Maybe I’ll be proven wrong, but clean, 2000 sq. ft and a back yard ocean view in La Jolla for less than $1M, not likely.
April 22, 2008 at 5:17 PM #192774Anonymous
GuestThe question was “Is a clean $1M 2000sqft SFR with a back yard ocean view too much to ask for?”
My opinion is that IS too much to ask, and highly unlikely that will happen. Maybe I’ll be proven wrong, but clean, 2000 sq. ft and a back yard ocean view in La Jolla for less than $1M, not likely.
April 22, 2008 at 5:17 PM #192790Anonymous
GuestThe question was “Is a clean $1M 2000sqft SFR with a back yard ocean view too much to ask for?”
My opinion is that IS too much to ask, and highly unlikely that will happen. Maybe I’ll be proven wrong, but clean, 2000 sq. ft and a back yard ocean view in La Jolla for less than $1M, not likely.
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