Point Loma reducing a little

[bearishgurl]

Thanks, jpinpb!

Poinsettia faces Sea World and possibly MB, not the harbor.

New listing on Newell backs into Nimitz cyn. Unsure of road noise echoing up to rear of lot. Peek “lowish” view shows SDGE line easements (which will eventually be buried).

Poe reduced listing is down fairly low, claims view but has to be low (waterless), even from 3rd story. LOTS of stairs which don’t appeal to a wide segment. Very walkable location to commercial strip off short hill.

San Antonio was recently brought up on another thread by Pigg jstoesz. Somebody got an awesome, screaming deal here in a to-die-for location.

Perry’s location is unmatched, even though not a “view” property. There is no other location just like this one in CA. Small but a very fair price.

La Playa/Kellogg Beach is a gift from above to SD!!

[an]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN]These properties seems to be pretty good deals. Will buyers in Point Loma be able to expect even better deals when housing hit bottom in 2 years?[/quote]

AN, if you want to make a deal in Pt. Loma, and are able to do so, you should try to now, IMHO.[/quote]
Why? according to some people on here, in 2 years, when we hit bottom, there should be even better deals to be had.

[an]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN]These properties seems to be pretty good deals. Will buyers in Point Loma be able to expect even better deals when housing hit bottom in 2 years?[/quote]

AN, if you want to make a deal in Pt. Loma, and are able to do so, you should try to now, IMHO.[/quote]
Why? according to some people on here, in 2 years, when we hit bottom, there should be even better deals to be had.

[an]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN]These properties seems to be pretty good deals. Will buyers in Point Loma be able to expect even better deals when housing hit bottom in 2 years?[/quote]

AN, if you want to make a deal in Pt. Loma, and are able to do so, you should try to now, IMHO.[/quote]
Why? according to some people on here, in 2 years, when we hit bottom, there should be even better deals to be had.

[an]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN]These properties seems to be pretty good deals. Will buyers in Point Loma be able to expect even better deals when housing hit bottom in 2 years?[/quote]

AN, if you want to make a deal in Pt. Loma, and are able to do so, you should try to now, IMHO.[/quote]
Why? according to some people on here, in 2 years, when we hit bottom, there should be even better deals to be had.

[an]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN]These properties seems to be pretty good deals. Will buyers in Point Loma be able to expect even better deals when housing hit bottom in 2 years?[/quote]

AN, if you want to make a deal in Pt. Loma, and are able to do so, you should try to now, IMHO.[/quote]
Why? according to some people on here, in 2 years, when we hit bottom, there should be even better deals to be had.

[Anonymous]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN]These properties seems to be pretty good deals. Will buyers in Point Loma be able to expect even better deals when housing hit bottom in 2 years?[/quote]

AN, if you want to make a deal in Pt. Loma, and are able to do so, you should try to now, IMHO.[/quote]

Yes buy now or be priced out forever! There is no better time to buy real estate than right now! In two years no good properties will be available, don’t risk it!

[Anonymous]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN]These properties seems to be pretty good deals. Will buyers in Point Loma be able to expect even better deals when housing hit bottom in 2 years?[/quote]

AN, if you want to make a deal in Pt. Loma, and are able to do so, you should try to now, IMHO.[/quote]

Yes buy now or be priced out forever! There is no better time to buy real estate than right now! In two years no good properties will be available, don’t risk it!

[Anonymous]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN]These properties seems to be pretty good deals. Will buyers in Point Loma be able to expect even better deals when housing hit bottom in 2 years?[/quote]

AN, if you want to make a deal in Pt. Loma, and are able to do so, you should try to now, IMHO.[/quote]

Yes buy now or be priced out forever! There is no better time to buy real estate than right now! In two years no good properties will be available, don’t risk it!

[Anonymous]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN]These properties seems to be pretty good deals. Will buyers in Point Loma be able to expect even better deals when housing hit bottom in 2 years?[/quote]

AN, if you want to make a deal in Pt. Loma, and are able to do so, you should try to now, IMHO.[/quote]

Yes buy now or be priced out forever! There is no better time to buy real estate than right now! In two years no good properties will be available, don’t risk it!

[Anonymous]

[quote=bearishgurl][quote=AN]These properties seems to be pretty good deals. Will buyers in Point Loma be able to expect even better deals when housing hit bottom in 2 years?[/quote]

AN, if you want to make a deal in Pt. Loma, and are able to do so, you should try to now, IMHO.[/quote]

Yes buy now or be priced out forever! There is no better time to buy real estate than right now! In two years no good properties will be available, don’t risk it!

[jpinpb]

Well, last year there were people saying that the good areas can hold out and won’t see much if any declines. I’m seeing it, not just in 92106, but other ZIPs as well. These are just a few recent listings that caught my eye. I’ve even seen some listings 30+% off peak in 92103.

Since I didn’t see these kind of declines last year, I’m suspecting they are starting in the high end and it wouldn’t surprise me if they continue. Sooner or later people run out of wherewithal and I would not assume the bubble was just in the mid-range pricing. I imagine there were a few that got lured into buying during the bubble in the high end.

Regardless of the type of property or condition or view or not, a year or two ago, there were no reductions and sellers had their heels in the ground. Seems a little different out there right now. Unless things really improve in our economy, I can’t imagine we wouldn’t see some more declines.

[jpinpb]

Well, last year there were people saying that the good areas can hold out and won’t see much if any declines. I’m seeing it, not just in 92106, but other ZIPs as well. These are just a few recent listings that caught my eye. I’ve even seen some listings 30+% off peak in 92103.

Since I didn’t see these kind of declines last year, I’m suspecting they are starting in the high end and it wouldn’t surprise me if they continue. Sooner or later people run out of wherewithal and I would not assume the bubble was just in the mid-range pricing. I imagine there were a few that got lured into buying during the bubble in the high end.

Regardless of the type of property or condition or view or not, a year or two ago, there were no reductions and sellers had their heels in the ground. Seems a little different out there right now. Unless things really improve in our economy, I can’t imagine we wouldn’t see some more declines.

[jpinpb]

Well, last year there were people saying that the good areas can hold out and won’t see much if any declines. I’m seeing it, not just in 92106, but other ZIPs as well. These are just a few recent listings that caught my eye. I’ve even seen some listings 30+% off peak in 92103.

Since I didn’t see these kind of declines last year, I’m suspecting they are starting in the high end and it wouldn’t surprise me if they continue. Sooner or later people run out of wherewithal and I would not assume the bubble was just in the mid-range pricing. I imagine there were a few that got lured into buying during the bubble in the high end.

Regardless of the type of property or condition or view or not, a year or two ago, there were no reductions and sellers had their heels in the ground. Seems a little different out there right now. Unless things really improve in our economy, I can’t imagine we wouldn’t see some more declines.

[jpinpb]

Well, last year there were people saying that the good areas can hold out and won’t see much if any declines. I’m seeing it, not just in 92106, but other ZIPs as well. These are just a few recent listings that caught my eye. I’ve even seen some listings 30+% off peak in 92103.

Since I didn’t see these kind of declines last year, I’m suspecting they are starting in the high end and it wouldn’t surprise me if they continue. Sooner or later people run out of wherewithal and I would not assume the bubble was just in the mid-range pricing. I imagine there were a few that got lured into buying during the bubble in the high end.

Regardless of the type of property or condition or view or not, a year or two ago, there were no reductions and sellers had their heels in the ground. Seems a little different out there right now. Unless things really improve in our economy, I can’t imagine we wouldn’t see some more declines.

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