How much has North Poway corrected, and did it experience a run up during the bubble years commensurate with the rest of San Diego County. Not familiar with this area, so any thoughts would be appreciated.
It was always one of the most expensive areas, but it did experience a run up (back in 1997, you could buy a mansion on two acres for 600K, and very nice houses could be had for 400K). It has corrected by 20% or so since the peak.
It was always one of the most expensive areas, but it did experience a run up (back in 1997, you could buy a mansion on two acres for 600K, and very nice houses could be had for 400K). It has corrected by 20% or so since the peak.
It was always one of the most expensive areas, but it did experience a run up (back in 1997, you could buy a mansion on two acres for 600K, and very nice houses could be had for 400K). It has corrected by 20% or so since the peak.
It was always one of the most expensive areas, but it did experience a run up (back in 1997, you could buy a mansion on two acres for 600K, and very nice houses could be had for 400K). It has corrected by 20% or so since the peak.
It was always one of the most expensive areas, but it did experience a run up (back in 1997, you could buy a mansion on two acres for 600K, and very nice houses could be had for 400K). It has corrected by 20% or so since the peak.
Thanks Eugene, I appreciate the feedback. I normally do this analysis myself but its difficult looking at aggregate data since the area has so many micro markets. I have no idea which communities should be priced at premiums and which shouldn’t, for instance, so comps are somewhat meaningless. Need to do more work, but thought I’d drop a line to the piggs first.
Thanks Eugene, I appreciate the feedback. I normally do this analysis myself but its difficult looking at aggregate data since the area has so many micro markets. I have no idea which communities should be priced at premiums and which shouldn’t, for instance, so comps are somewhat meaningless. Need to do more work, but thought I’d drop a line to the piggs first.
Thanks Eugene, I appreciate the feedback. I normally do this analysis myself but its difficult looking at aggregate data since the area has so many micro markets. I have no idea which communities should be priced at premiums and which shouldn’t, for instance, so comps are somewhat meaningless. Need to do more work, but thought I’d drop a line to the piggs first.
Thanks Eugene, I appreciate the feedback. I normally do this analysis myself but its difficult looking at aggregate data since the area has so many micro markets. I have no idea which communities should be priced at premiums and which shouldn’t, for instance, so comps are somewhat meaningless. Need to do more work, but thought I’d drop a line to the piggs first.
Thanks Eugene, I appreciate the feedback. I normally do this analysis myself but its difficult looking at aggregate data since the area has so many micro markets. I have no idea which communities should be priced at premiums and which shouldn’t, for instance, so comps are somewhat meaningless. Need to do more work, but thought I’d drop a line to the piggs first.
Poway is quite diverse as well. Depends on which part you are looking at and what type of homes. Low end has bounced already and high end is continuing to fall albeit in a sluggish manner.
Poway is quite diverse as well. Depends on which part you are looking at and what type of homes. Low end has bounced already and high end is continuing to fall albeit in a sluggish manner.
Poway is quite diverse as well. Depends on which part you are looking at and what type of homes. Low end has bounced already and high end is continuing to fall albeit in a sluggish manner.
Poway is quite diverse as well. Depends on which part you are looking at and what type of homes. Low end has bounced already and high end is continuing to fall albeit in a sluggish manner.
