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May 13, 2009 at 4:24 PM #398998May 14, 2009 at 12:16 AM #398780
ybitz
ParticipantWhat size and price are you looking for, Strawberryfields?
Do you folks think there’s much chance of a 3 or 4 bedroom single family detached home in Scripps Ranch dropping to median price of below $250/sq-ft within 2 years? According to Redfin, current median is $280/sq-ft.
May 14, 2009 at 12:16 AM #399032ParticipantWhat size and price are you looking for, Strawberryfields?
Do you folks think there’s much chance of a 3 or 4 bedroom single family detached home in Scripps Ranch dropping to median price of below $250/sq-ft within 2 years? According to Redfin, current median is $280/sq-ft.
May 14, 2009 at 12:16 AM #399262ParticipantWhat size and price are you looking for, Strawberryfields?
Do you folks think there’s much chance of a 3 or 4 bedroom single family detached home in Scripps Ranch dropping to median price of below $250/sq-ft within 2 years? According to Redfin, current median is $280/sq-ft.
May 14, 2009 at 12:16 AM #399319ParticipantWhat size and price are you looking for, Strawberryfields?
Do you folks think there’s much chance of a 3 or 4 bedroom single family detached home in Scripps Ranch dropping to median price of below $250/sq-ft within 2 years? According to Redfin, current median is $280/sq-ft.
May 14, 2009 at 12:16 AM #399466ParticipantWhat size and price are you looking for, Strawberryfields?
Do you folks think there’s much chance of a 3 or 4 bedroom single family detached home in Scripps Ranch dropping to median price of below $250/sq-ft within 2 years? According to Redfin, current median is $280/sq-ft.
May 14, 2009 at 11:30 AM #398949strawberryfields
Participant[quote=ybitz]What size and price are you looking for, Strawberryfields?
Do you folks think there’s much chance of a 3 or 4 bedroom single family detached home in Scripps Ranch dropping to median price of below $250/sq-ft within 2 years? According to Redfin, current median is $280/sq-ft.[/quote]
Looking for something under 3000 sq ft, priced under $750k.
I have to believe that prices will come down to at least the $250/sq-ft range. How can a “starter home” be $500k? So that’s where my original question comes in – when, what and where? Did we already see the big dip and now it will be a long slow ride down? The market in this neighborhood has gone crazy again. It seems that there are plenty of people who believe that there are real deals to be had – and they’re buying. I’m not seeing the “deals” for the most part but maybe I’ve gotten unrealistic…
May 14, 2009 at 11:30 AM #399202Participant[quote=ybitz]What size and price are you looking for, Strawberryfields?
Do you folks think there’s much chance of a 3 or 4 bedroom single family detached home in Scripps Ranch dropping to median price of below $250/sq-ft within 2 years? According to Redfin, current median is $280/sq-ft.[/quote]
Looking for something under 3000 sq ft, priced under $750k.
I have to believe that prices will come down to at least the $250/sq-ft range. How can a “starter home” be $500k? So that’s where my original question comes in – when, what and where? Did we already see the big dip and now it will be a long slow ride down? The market in this neighborhood has gone crazy again. It seems that there are plenty of people who believe that there are real deals to be had – and they’re buying. I’m not seeing the “deals” for the most part but maybe I’ve gotten unrealistic…
May 14, 2009 at 11:30 AM #399431Participant[quote=ybitz]What size and price are you looking for, Strawberryfields?
Do you folks think there’s much chance of a 3 or 4 bedroom single family detached home in Scripps Ranch dropping to median price of below $250/sq-ft within 2 years? According to Redfin, current median is $280/sq-ft.[/quote]
Looking for something under 3000 sq ft, priced under $750k.
I have to believe that prices will come down to at least the $250/sq-ft range. How can a “starter home” be $500k? So that’s where my original question comes in – when, what and where? Did we already see the big dip and now it will be a long slow ride down? The market in this neighborhood has gone crazy again. It seems that there are plenty of people who believe that there are real deals to be had – and they’re buying. I’m not seeing the “deals” for the most part but maybe I’ve gotten unrealistic…
May 14, 2009 at 11:30 AM #399490Participant[quote=ybitz]What size and price are you looking for, Strawberryfields?
Do you folks think there’s much chance of a 3 or 4 bedroom single family detached home in Scripps Ranch dropping to median price of below $250/sq-ft within 2 years? According to Redfin, current median is $280/sq-ft.[/quote]
Looking for something under 3000 sq ft, priced under $750k.
I have to believe that prices will come down to at least the $250/sq-ft range. How can a “starter home” be $500k? So that’s where my original question comes in – when, what and where? Did we already see the big dip and now it will be a long slow ride down? The market in this neighborhood has gone crazy again. It seems that there are plenty of people who believe that there are real deals to be had – and they’re buying. I’m not seeing the “deals” for the most part but maybe I’ve gotten unrealistic…
May 14, 2009 at 11:30 AM #399638Participant[quote=ybitz]What size and price are you looking for, Strawberryfields?
Do you folks think there’s much chance of a 3 or 4 bedroom single family detached home in Scripps Ranch dropping to median price of below $250/sq-ft within 2 years? According to Redfin, current median is $280/sq-ft.[/quote]
Looking for something under 3000 sq ft, priced under $750k.
I have to believe that prices will come down to at least the $250/sq-ft range. How can a “starter home” be $500k? So that’s where my original question comes in – when, what and where? Did we already see the big dip and now it will be a long slow ride down? The market in this neighborhood has gone crazy again. It seems that there are plenty of people who believe that there are real deals to be had – and they’re buying. I’m not seeing the “deals” for the most part but maybe I’ve gotten unrealistic…
May 14, 2009 at 11:38 AM #398959SD Realtor
ParticipantStraw the deals will come but you need a catalyst. Without a substantial catalyst there will be no deals. Hope for either a substantial rise in inventory due to reo properties. Hope for another increase in unemployment for several more consecutive months. Hope for a drastic change in interest rates. I think you will need to see them at least crack the 6% mark for anything to start to get pulled down drastically in Scripps.
Your best bet will be the reo increase. Anyways as long as Obama gets the heck out of the housing market then you should see your target in another year or two as long as one of the catalysts mentioned occurs. Prior to that you may see some onesy twosy stuff happen, maybe in Stonebridge.
May 14, 2009 at 11:38 AM #399212ParticipantStraw the deals will come but you need a catalyst. Without a substantial catalyst there will be no deals. Hope for either a substantial rise in inventory due to reo properties. Hope for another increase in unemployment for several more consecutive months. Hope for a drastic change in interest rates. I think you will need to see them at least crack the 6% mark for anything to start to get pulled down drastically in Scripps.
Your best bet will be the reo increase. Anyways as long as Obama gets the heck out of the housing market then you should see your target in another year or two as long as one of the catalysts mentioned occurs. Prior to that you may see some onesy twosy stuff happen, maybe in Stonebridge.
May 14, 2009 at 11:38 AM #399441ParticipantStraw the deals will come but you need a catalyst. Without a substantial catalyst there will be no deals. Hope for either a substantial rise in inventory due to reo properties. Hope for another increase in unemployment for several more consecutive months. Hope for a drastic change in interest rates. I think you will need to see them at least crack the 6% mark for anything to start to get pulled down drastically in Scripps.
Your best bet will be the reo increase. Anyways as long as Obama gets the heck out of the housing market then you should see your target in another year or two as long as one of the catalysts mentioned occurs. Prior to that you may see some onesy twosy stuff happen, maybe in Stonebridge.
May 14, 2009 at 11:38 AM #399501ParticipantStraw the deals will come but you need a catalyst. Without a substantial catalyst there will be no deals. Hope for either a substantial rise in inventory due to reo properties. Hope for another increase in unemployment for several more consecutive months. Hope for a drastic change in interest rates. I think you will need to see them at least crack the 6% mark for anything to start to get pulled down drastically in Scripps.
Your best bet will be the reo increase. Anyways as long as Obama gets the heck out of the housing market then you should see your target in another year or two as long as one of the catalysts mentioned occurs. Prior to that you may see some onesy twosy stuff happen, maybe in Stonebridge.
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