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March 5, 2009 at 5:26 PM #361592March 5, 2009 at 5:30 PM #361008
Eugene
Participant[quote]I picked Dallas because it makes some sense financially – it has a diverse economy where someone might actually find a job [/quote]
So, in theory, is it possible that people are bailing from San Diego to Denver and Dallas, and other people are bailing from San Fran and Las Vegas to San Diego (SD->LV $131, LV->SD $235), and those two flows balance each other?
March 5, 2009 at 5:30 PM #361306Participant[quote]I picked Dallas because it makes some sense financially – it has a diverse economy where someone might actually find a job [/quote]
So, in theory, is it possible that people are bailing from San Diego to Denver and Dallas, and other people are bailing from San Fran and Las Vegas to San Diego (SD->LV $131, LV->SD $235), and those two flows balance each other?
March 5, 2009 at 5:30 PM #361448Participant[quote]I picked Dallas because it makes some sense financially – it has a diverse economy where someone might actually find a job [/quote]
So, in theory, is it possible that people are bailing from San Diego to Denver and Dallas, and other people are bailing from San Fran and Las Vegas to San Diego (SD->LV $131, LV->SD $235), and those two flows balance each other?
March 5, 2009 at 5:30 PM #361489Participant[quote]I picked Dallas because it makes some sense financially – it has a diverse economy where someone might actually find a job [/quote]
So, in theory, is it possible that people are bailing from San Diego to Denver and Dallas, and other people are bailing from San Fran and Las Vegas to San Diego (SD->LV $131, LV->SD $235), and those two flows balance each other?
March 5, 2009 at 5:30 PM #361597Participant[quote]I picked Dallas because it makes some sense financially – it has a diverse economy where someone might actually find a job [/quote]
So, in theory, is it possible that people are bailing from San Diego to Denver and Dallas, and other people are bailing from San Fran and Las Vegas to San Diego (SD->LV $131, LV->SD $235), and those two flows balance each other?
March 5, 2009 at 5:40 PM #361024Nor-LA-SD-guy
Participant[quote=esmith][quote]I picked Dallas because it makes some sense financially – it has a diverse economy where someone might actually find a job [/quote]
So, in theory, is it possible that people are bailing from San Diego to Denver and Dallas, and other people are bailing from San Fran and Las Vegas to San Diego (SD->LV $131, LV->SD $235), and those two flows balance each other? [/quote]
Maybe people could just be moving back to their home town’s , to me now that would make some sense.
When you are in trouble, you fall back to base camp.
March 5, 2009 at 5:40 PM #361321Participant[quote=esmith][quote]I picked Dallas because it makes some sense financially – it has a diverse economy where someone might actually find a job [/quote]
So, in theory, is it possible that people are bailing from San Diego to Denver and Dallas, and other people are bailing from San Fran and Las Vegas to San Diego (SD->LV $131, LV->SD $235), and those two flows balance each other? [/quote]
Maybe people could just be moving back to their home town’s , to me now that would make some sense.
When you are in trouble, you fall back to base camp.
March 5, 2009 at 5:40 PM #361463Participant[quote=esmith][quote]I picked Dallas because it makes some sense financially – it has a diverse economy where someone might actually find a job [/quote]
So, in theory, is it possible that people are bailing from San Diego to Denver and Dallas, and other people are bailing from San Fran and Las Vegas to San Diego (SD->LV $131, LV->SD $235), and those two flows balance each other? [/quote]
Maybe people could just be moving back to their home town’s , to me now that would make some sense.
When you are in trouble, you fall back to base camp.
March 5, 2009 at 5:40 PM #361504Participant[quote=esmith][quote]I picked Dallas because it makes some sense financially – it has a diverse economy where someone might actually find a job [/quote]
So, in theory, is it possible that people are bailing from San Diego to Denver and Dallas, and other people are bailing from San Fran and Las Vegas to San Diego (SD->LV $131, LV->SD $235), and those two flows balance each other? [/quote]
Maybe people could just be moving back to their home town’s , to me now that would make some sense.
When you are in trouble, you fall back to base camp.
March 5, 2009 at 5:40 PM #361612Participant[quote=esmith][quote]I picked Dallas because it makes some sense financially – it has a diverse economy where someone might actually find a job [/quote]
So, in theory, is it possible that people are bailing from San Diego to Denver and Dallas, and other people are bailing from San Fran and Las Vegas to San Diego (SD->LV $131, LV->SD $235), and those two flows balance each other? [/quote]
Maybe people could just be moving back to their home town’s , to me now that would make some sense.
When you are in trouble, you fall back to base camp.
March 5, 2009 at 5:54 PM #361019ParticipantOne more thought on this,
I do expect rents will go down some, but I would not expect a dramatic decrease, just because rents never had a dramatic increase during the boom years in most area’s.
Ok one more,
Most people I know from Texas say the same thing,
The best thing they ever saw in their lives was Texas in their rear view mirror .
March 5, 2009 at 5:54 PM #361316ParticipantOne more thought on this,
I do expect rents will go down some, but I would not expect a dramatic decrease, just because rents never had a dramatic increase during the boom years in most area’s.
Ok one more,
Most people I know from Texas say the same thing,
The best thing they ever saw in their lives was Texas in their rear view mirror .
March 5, 2009 at 5:54 PM #361458ParticipantOne more thought on this,
I do expect rents will go down some, but I would not expect a dramatic decrease, just because rents never had a dramatic increase during the boom years in most area’s.
Ok one more,
Most people I know from Texas say the same thing,
The best thing they ever saw in their lives was Texas in their rear view mirror .
March 5, 2009 at 5:54 PM #361499ParticipantOne more thought on this,
I do expect rents will go down some, but I would not expect a dramatic decrease, just because rents never had a dramatic increase during the boom years in most area’s.
Ok one more,
Most people I know from Texas say the same thing,
The best thing they ever saw in their lives was Texas in their rear view mirror .
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