Santaluz revisited

[raptorduck]

BobS. Speaking of controls. If I wanted to add on to a house on a 1.5 acre lot, what kind of restrictions would I be dealing with? Lets say the add on would be on the existing building pad and not necessarly a second story.

Also, what kind of parking restrictions are you referring to? I street parking permitted for visitors if you have a large gathering?

As always thanks for your “insiders” insights.

[EconProf]

BobS
I cannot speak to the add-on possibilities for an existing house…probably pretty tough to do. I only know that the whole process for building a custom house is long, expensive, and frustrating from what I’ve heard.
As to parking restrictions, it is not a problem on the big custom lots of 1+ acre. I’m in a Casita, a bunch of close in, higher density single story houses, where # of vehicles is very limited & no street parking overnight. Plenty of parking for guests in all housing types, if not overnight. Also, no RVs, trailers, work trucks.

[EconProf]

BobS
I cannot speak to the add-on possibilities for an existing house…probably pretty tough to do. I only know that the whole process for building a custom house is long, expensive, and frustrating from what I’ve heard.
As to parking restrictions, it is not a problem on the big custom lots of 1+ acre. I’m in a Casita, a bunch of close in, higher density single story houses, where # of vehicles is very limited & no street parking overnight. Plenty of parking for guests in all housing types, if not overnight. Also, no RVs, trailers, work trucks.

[EconProf]

BobS
I cannot speak to the add-on possibilities for an existing house…probably pretty tough to do. I only know that the whole process for building a custom house is long, expensive, and frustrating from what I’ve heard.
As to parking restrictions, it is not a problem on the big custom lots of 1+ acre. I’m in a Casita, a bunch of close in, higher density single story houses, where # of vehicles is very limited & no street parking overnight. Plenty of parking for guests in all housing types, if not overnight. Also, no RVs, trailers, work trucks.

[EconProf]

BobS
I cannot speak to the add-on possibilities for an existing house…probably pretty tough to do. I only know that the whole process for building a custom house is long, expensive, and frustrating from what I’ve heard.
As to parking restrictions, it is not a problem on the big custom lots of 1+ acre. I’m in a Casita, a bunch of close in, higher density single story houses, where # of vehicles is very limited & no street parking overnight. Plenty of parking for guests in all housing types, if not overnight. Also, no RVs, trailers, work trucks.

[EconProf]

BobS
I cannot speak to the add-on possibilities for an existing house…probably pretty tough to do. I only know that the whole process for building a custom house is long, expensive, and frustrating from what I’ve heard.
As to parking restrictions, it is not a problem on the big custom lots of 1+ acre. I’m in a Casita, a bunch of close in, higher density single story houses, where # of vehicles is very limited & no street parking overnight. Plenty of parking for guests in all housing types, if not overnight. Also, no RVs, trailers, work trucks.

[kcal09]

Lately, there are some nice homes on the golf course side which sell for around $1 million, much lower than compared to 2 years ago. I’m just wondering if we are going into the “double dip” where the prices will drop another 20% or so before bottom. Any opinions?

[kcal09]

Lately, there are some nice homes on the golf course side which sell for around $1 million, much lower than compared to 2 years ago. I’m just wondering if we are going into the “double dip” where the prices will drop another 20% or so before bottom. Any opinions?

[kcal09]

Lately, there are some nice homes on the golf course side which sell for around $1 million, much lower than compared to 2 years ago. I’m just wondering if we are going into the “double dip” where the prices will drop another 20% or so before bottom. Any opinions?

[kcal09]

Lately, there are some nice homes on the golf course side which sell for around $1 million, much lower than compared to 2 years ago. I’m just wondering if we are going into the “double dip” where the prices will drop another 20% or so before bottom. Any opinions?

[kcal09]

Lately, there are some nice homes on the golf course side which sell for around $1 million, much lower than compared to 2 years ago. I’m just wondering if we are going into the “double dip” where the prices will drop another 20% or so before bottom. Any opinions?

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