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April 6, 2010 at 4:23 PM #537340April 6, 2010 at 4:41 PM #536419
desmond
ParticipantFormerSD, From your link it says total moves, in or out, for each city, so 5000 is not the minimum for people moving in. Still a meaningless example. btw, I cannot see how people moving in using a U-haul is something to brag about, that is one step above the Beverly Hillbillies moving firm.
April 6, 2010 at 4:41 PM #536545ParticipantFormerSD, From your link it says total moves, in or out, for each city, so 5000 is not the minimum for people moving in. Still a meaningless example. btw, I cannot see how people moving in using a U-haul is something to brag about, that is one step above the Beverly Hillbillies moving firm.
April 6, 2010 at 4:41 PM #537000ParticipantFormerSD, From your link it says total moves, in or out, for each city, so 5000 is not the minimum for people moving in. Still a meaningless example. btw, I cannot see how people moving in using a U-haul is something to brag about, that is one step above the Beverly Hillbillies moving firm.
April 6, 2010 at 4:41 PM #537097ParticipantFormerSD, From your link it says total moves, in or out, for each city, so 5000 is not the minimum for people moving in. Still a meaningless example. btw, I cannot see how people moving in using a U-haul is something to brag about, that is one step above the Beverly Hillbillies moving firm.
April 6, 2010 at 4:41 PM #537360ParticipantFormerSD, From your link it says total moves, in or out, for each city, so 5000 is not the minimum for people moving in. Still a meaningless example. btw, I cannot see how people moving in using a U-haul is something to brag about, that is one step above the Beverly Hillbillies moving firm.
April 6, 2010 at 4:59 PM #536429Nor-LA-SD-guy
ParticipantIf I remember the Beverly Hillbillies bought a mansion in the good part of town,
JK
April 6, 2010 at 4:59 PM #536555ParticipantIf I remember the Beverly Hillbillies bought a mansion in the good part of town,
JK
April 6, 2010 at 4:59 PM #537009ParticipantIf I remember the Beverly Hillbillies bought a mansion in the good part of town,
JK
April 6, 2010 at 4:59 PM #537107ParticipantIf I remember the Beverly Hillbillies bought a mansion in the good part of town,
JK
April 6, 2010 at 4:59 PM #537370ParticipantIf I remember the Beverly Hillbillies bought a mansion in the good part of town,
JK
April 6, 2010 at 5:29 PM #536444(former)FormerSanDiegan
Participant[quote=desmond]FormerSD, From your link it says total moves, in or out, for each city, so 5000 is not the minimum for people moving in. Still a meaningless example. btw, I cannot see how people moving in using a U-haul is something to brag about, that is one step above the Beverly Hillbillies moving firm.[/quote]
I have not formed an opinon nor expressed an opinion on these data in this thread that the Uhaul numbers are an indicator to brag about.
I also have not written anything in this thread (so far) that says these are an indication of strength or weakness in the housing or rental markets.
I am simply trying to point to and examine examples and data that people used previously to indicate that people were moving out of San Diego. I agree that these statistics and examples are as meaningless now as they were in 2005-2006. But, in retrospect they were consistent with observations and other data that followed back then.
April 6, 2010 at 5:29 PM #536570Participant[quote=desmond]FormerSD, From your link it says total moves, in or out, for each city, so 5000 is not the minimum for people moving in. Still a meaningless example. btw, I cannot see how people moving in using a U-haul is something to brag about, that is one step above the Beverly Hillbillies moving firm.[/quote]
I have not formed an opinon nor expressed an opinion on these data in this thread that the Uhaul numbers are an indicator to brag about.
I also have not written anything in this thread (so far) that says these are an indication of strength or weakness in the housing or rental markets.
I am simply trying to point to and examine examples and data that people used previously to indicate that people were moving out of San Diego. I agree that these statistics and examples are as meaningless now as they were in 2005-2006. But, in retrospect they were consistent with observations and other data that followed back then.
April 6, 2010 at 5:29 PM #537024Participant[quote=desmond]FormerSD, From your link it says total moves, in or out, for each city, so 5000 is not the minimum for people moving in. Still a meaningless example. btw, I cannot see how people moving in using a U-haul is something to brag about, that is one step above the Beverly Hillbillies moving firm.[/quote]
I have not formed an opinon nor expressed an opinion on these data in this thread that the Uhaul numbers are an indicator to brag about.
I also have not written anything in this thread (so far) that says these are an indication of strength or weakness in the housing or rental markets.
I am simply trying to point to and examine examples and data that people used previously to indicate that people were moving out of San Diego. I agree that these statistics and examples are as meaningless now as they were in 2005-2006. But, in retrospect they were consistent with observations and other data that followed back then.
April 6, 2010 at 5:29 PM #537122Participant[quote=desmond]FormerSD, From your link it says total moves, in or out, for each city, so 5000 is not the minimum for people moving in. Still a meaningless example. btw, I cannot see how people moving in using a U-haul is something to brag about, that is one step above the Beverly Hillbillies moving firm.[/quote]
I have not formed an opinon nor expressed an opinion on these data in this thread that the Uhaul numbers are an indicator to brag about.
I also have not written anything in this thread (so far) that says these are an indication of strength or weakness in the housing or rental markets.
I am simply trying to point to and examine examples and data that people used previously to indicate that people were moving out of San Diego. I agree that these statistics and examples are as meaningless now as they were in 2005-2006. But, in retrospect they were consistent with observations and other data that followed back then.
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