San Diego YOY Inventory now nearly flat.

[nostradamus]

Here’s my guess, with an “IF” condition:

if (job_growth > 0) then
re_bottom := “11001110” — 2’s complement for -50%
else
re_bottom := “10110000” — -80%
end if;

I guess what I’m saying is IMO it depends on jobs and wages. Since most economists believe we are heading into or already in a recession, I don’t think job growth will fare so well.

[NotCranky]

“is historically unpresidented. ”

yes we would have been better off unpresidented, historicaly speaking.

[NotCranky]

“is historically unpresidented. ”

yes we would have been better off unpresidented, historicaly speaking.

[NotCranky]

“is historically unpresidented. ”

yes we would have been better off unpresidented, historicaly speaking.

[NotCranky]

“is historically unpresidented. ”

yes we would have been better off unpresidented, historicaly speaking.

[NotCranky]

“is historically unpresidented. ”

yes we would have been better off unpresidented, historicaly speaking.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Assuming interest rates in the ~6.5 to 7% range and rents keeping up with inflation, we could be within 10-15% of price points where buying in Central San Diego (e.g. Clairemont/Mira Mesa) would be sensible in comparison to renting.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Assuming interest rates in the ~6.5 to 7% range and rents keeping up with inflation, we could be within 10-15% of price points where buying in Central San Diego (e.g. Clairemont/Mira Mesa) would be sensible in comparison to renting.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Assuming interest rates in the ~6.5 to 7% range and rents keeping up with inflation, we could be within 10-15% of price points where buying in Central San Diego (e.g. Clairemont/Mira Mesa) would be sensible in comparison to renting.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Assuming interest rates in the ~6.5 to 7% range and rents keeping up with inflation, we could be within 10-15% of price points where buying in Central San Diego (e.g. Clairemont/Mira Mesa) would be sensible in comparison to renting.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

Assuming interest rates in the ~6.5 to 7% range and rents keeping up with inflation, we could be within 10-15% of price points where buying in Central San Diego (e.g. Clairemont/Mira Mesa) would be sensible in comparison to renting.

[JWM in SD]

“…and rents keeping up with inflation…”

Yes, just keep ignoring the 800lb gorilla in the corner of the room.

Here We Go and DWCAP have the right answers.

Nostradamus: Hear, Hear. I was getting pretty concerned myself a couple of weeks ago and thought that this was going to turn into SDCIA II if I didn’t start to poke holes in some of the posts.

[JWM in SD]

“…and rents keeping up with inflation…”

Yes, just keep ignoring the 800lb gorilla in the corner of the room.

Here We Go and DWCAP have the right answers.

Nostradamus: Hear, Hear. I was getting pretty concerned myself a couple of weeks ago and thought that this was going to turn into SDCIA II if I didn’t start to poke holes in some of the posts.

[JWM in SD]

“…and rents keeping up with inflation…”

Yes, just keep ignoring the 800lb gorilla in the corner of the room.

Here We Go and DWCAP have the right answers.

Nostradamus: Hear, Hear. I was getting pretty concerned myself a couple of weeks ago and thought that this was going to turn into SDCIA II if I didn’t start to poke holes in some of the posts.

[JWM in SD]

“…and rents keeping up with inflation…”

Yes, just keep ignoring the 800lb gorilla in the corner of the room.

Here We Go and DWCAP have the right answers.

Nostradamus: Hear, Hear. I was getting pretty concerned myself a couple of weeks ago and thought that this was going to turn into SDCIA II if I didn’t start to poke holes in some of the posts.

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