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  • February 16, 2011 at 8:42 PM #668328
    jpinpb
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    jstoesz – only b/c I know you are sarcastic and if I remember right, you like PL. That was a funny post. I’m not sure CA-dreamin will get it.

    I think PL is great, especially if you are further away from the flight path. I think there is too much traffic on Rosecrans since they built Liberty Station. I’m not sure of the HOAs and Mello Roos w/Liberty Station, but if you look for those beautiful older homes to buy, you won’t have to worry about HOAs or MR. As far as schools, I think High Tech High is in Point Loma and I think that’s supposed to be a good school.

    February 17, 2011 at 9:21 AM #667342
    (former)FormerSanDiegan
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    I agree with jstoesz … Between the prostitutes working the Midway area,those rowdie trainees at NTC, the airplane noise, not to mentioned all those smelly fishermen… why would anyone want to move there.
    Oh wait … it’s not 1992?
    Well, there’s still that airplane noise.
    … plus it’s really gloomy and cold there in May/June.

    Hoonestly, if I could have afforded Point Loma 8 or 10 years ago, I would probably still be living there today.

    February 17, 2011 at 9:21 AM #667403
    (former)FormerSanDiegan
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    I agree with jstoesz … Between the prostitutes working the Midway area,those rowdie trainees at NTC, the airplane noise, not to mentioned all those smelly fishermen… why would anyone want to move there.
    Oh wait … it’s not 1992?
    Well, there’s still that airplane noise.
    … plus it’s really gloomy and cold there in May/June.

    Hoonestly, if I could have afforded Point Loma 8 or 10 years ago, I would probably still be living there today.

    February 17, 2011 at 9:21 AM #668012
    (former)FormerSanDiegan
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    I agree with jstoesz … Between the prostitutes working the Midway area,those rowdie trainees at NTC, the airplane noise, not to mentioned all those smelly fishermen… why would anyone want to move there.
    Oh wait … it’s not 1992?
    Well, there’s still that airplane noise.
    … plus it’s really gloomy and cold there in May/June.

    Hoonestly, if I could have afforded Point Loma 8 or 10 years ago, I would probably still be living there today.

    February 17, 2011 at 9:21 AM #668151
    (former)FormerSanDiegan
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    I agree with jstoesz … Between the prostitutes working the Midway area,those rowdie trainees at NTC, the airplane noise, not to mentioned all those smelly fishermen… why would anyone want to move there.
    Oh wait … it’s not 1992?
    Well, there’s still that airplane noise.
    … plus it’s really gloomy and cold there in May/June.

    Hoonestly, if I could have afforded Point Loma 8 or 10 years ago, I would probably still be living there today.

    February 17, 2011 at 9:21 AM #668493
    (former)FormerSanDiegan
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    I agree with jstoesz … Between the prostitutes working the Midway area,those rowdie trainees at NTC, the airplane noise, not to mentioned all those smelly fishermen… why would anyone want to move there.
    Oh wait … it’s not 1992?
    Well, there’s still that airplane noise.
    … plus it’s really gloomy and cold there in May/June.

    Hoonestly, if I could have afforded Point Loma 8 or 10 years ago, I would probably still be living there today.

    February 17, 2011 at 9:40 AM #667371
    lifeizfunhuh
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    Ignore the point loma bashers. Until very recently, I lived in an enclave of PL called Sunset Cliffs, which my wife and I consider to be the best neighborhood in the city. If you look on a map of PL, it is west of Catalina and south of Point Loma AVE (not blvd). It is a serene and quiet hillside community overlooking the P. ocean. If you work downtown like I do, you can be at your office in 10-15 minutes. SC is also very safe provided you stay within its bounds.

    I agree that other parts of PL are less desirable, but if you are up on the hill you will have a nice view either of downtown (east side of hill), or in the cliffs (west side of hill) you have the ocean.

    750-850k buys you less than in other parts of SD (2br, 2000sf was a good buy several months ago), but if location is important to you, there isn’t a better place in the whole city.

    February 17, 2011 at 9:40 AM #667433
    lifeizfunhuh
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    Ignore the point loma bashers. Until very recently, I lived in an enclave of PL called Sunset Cliffs, which my wife and I consider to be the best neighborhood in the city. If you look on a map of PL, it is west of Catalina and south of Point Loma AVE (not blvd). It is a serene and quiet hillside community overlooking the P. ocean. If you work downtown like I do, you can be at your office in 10-15 minutes. SC is also very safe provided you stay within its bounds.

    I agree that other parts of PL are less desirable, but if you are up on the hill you will have a nice view either of downtown (east side of hill), or in the cliffs (west side of hill) you have the ocean.

    750-850k buys you less than in other parts of SD (2br, 2000sf was a good buy several months ago), but if location is important to you, there isn’t a better place in the whole city.

    February 17, 2011 at 9:40 AM #668042
    lifeizfunhuh
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    Ignore the point loma bashers. Until very recently, I lived in an enclave of PL called Sunset Cliffs, which my wife and I consider to be the best neighborhood in the city. If you look on a map of PL, it is west of Catalina and south of Point Loma AVE (not blvd). It is a serene and quiet hillside community overlooking the P. ocean. If you work downtown like I do, you can be at your office in 10-15 minutes. SC is also very safe provided you stay within its bounds.

    I agree that other parts of PL are less desirable, but if you are up on the hill you will have a nice view either of downtown (east side of hill), or in the cliffs (west side of hill) you have the ocean.

    750-850k buys you less than in other parts of SD (2br, 2000sf was a good buy several months ago), but if location is important to you, there isn’t a better place in the whole city.

    February 17, 2011 at 9:40 AM #668181
    lifeizfunhuh
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    Ignore the point loma bashers. Until very recently, I lived in an enclave of PL called Sunset Cliffs, which my wife and I consider to be the best neighborhood in the city. If you look on a map of PL, it is west of Catalina and south of Point Loma AVE (not blvd). It is a serene and quiet hillside community overlooking the P. ocean. If you work downtown like I do, you can be at your office in 10-15 minutes. SC is also very safe provided you stay within its bounds.

    I agree that other parts of PL are less desirable, but if you are up on the hill you will have a nice view either of downtown (east side of hill), or in the cliffs (west side of hill) you have the ocean.

    750-850k buys you less than in other parts of SD (2br, 2000sf was a good buy several months ago), but if location is important to you, there isn’t a better place in the whole city.

    February 17, 2011 at 9:40 AM #668523
    lifeizfunhuh
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    Ignore the point loma bashers. Until very recently, I lived in an enclave of PL called Sunset Cliffs, which my wife and I consider to be the best neighborhood in the city. If you look on a map of PL, it is west of Catalina and south of Point Loma AVE (not blvd). It is a serene and quiet hillside community overlooking the P. ocean. If you work downtown like I do, you can be at your office in 10-15 minutes. SC is also very safe provided you stay within its bounds.

    I agree that other parts of PL are less desirable, but if you are up on the hill you will have a nice view either of downtown (east side of hill), or in the cliffs (west side of hill) you have the ocean.

    750-850k buys you less than in other parts of SD (2br, 2000sf was a good buy several months ago), but if location is important to you, there isn’t a better place in the whole city.

    February 17, 2011 at 10:06 AM #667386
    jpinpb
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    That May gray/June gloom goes for anywhere along the coast, not limited to PL.

    February 17, 2011 at 10:06 AM #667448
    jpinpb
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    That May gray/June gloom goes for anywhere along the coast, not limited to PL.

    February 17, 2011 at 10:06 AM #668057
    jpinpb
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    That May gray/June gloom goes for anywhere along the coast, not limited to PL.

    February 17, 2011 at 10:06 AM #668196
    jpinpb
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    That May gray/June gloom goes for anywhere along the coast, not limited to PL.

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