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May 14, 2009 at 11:38 AM #399648May 14, 2009 at 2:13 PM #399016
sunny88
ParticipantI was just wondering how you interpret the fact that the inventory has dropped drastically in the last month or so without a significant drop of the prices. I am checking http://www.sdlookup.com frequently and have been noticing a lot of sales. I agree with you that employment data will deteriorate further for at least a few more months before bottoming. Obama will not be able to turn things around as quickly despite huge efforts.
May 14, 2009 at 2:13 PM #399268sunny88
ParticipantI was just wondering how you interpret the fact that the inventory has dropped drastically in the last month or so without a significant drop of the prices. I am checking http://www.sdlookup.com frequently and have been noticing a lot of sales. I agree with you that employment data will deteriorate further for at least a few more months before bottoming. Obama will not be able to turn things around as quickly despite huge efforts.
May 14, 2009 at 2:13 PM #399498sunny88
ParticipantI was just wondering how you interpret the fact that the inventory has dropped drastically in the last month or so without a significant drop of the prices. I am checking http://www.sdlookup.com frequently and have been noticing a lot of sales. I agree with you that employment data will deteriorate further for at least a few more months before bottoming. Obama will not be able to turn things around as quickly despite huge efforts.
May 14, 2009 at 2:13 PM #399557sunny88
ParticipantI was just wondering how you interpret the fact that the inventory has dropped drastically in the last month or so without a significant drop of the prices. I am checking http://www.sdlookup.com frequently and have been noticing a lot of sales. I agree with you that employment data will deteriorate further for at least a few more months before bottoming. Obama will not be able to turn things around as quickly despite huge efforts.
May 14, 2009 at 2:13 PM #399704sunny88
ParticipantI was just wondering how you interpret the fact that the inventory has dropped drastically in the last month or so without a significant drop of the prices. I am checking http://www.sdlookup.com frequently and have been noticing a lot of sales. I agree with you that employment data will deteriorate further for at least a few more months before bottoming. Obama will not be able to turn things around as quickly despite huge efforts.
May 14, 2009 at 2:44 PM #399021localguy
ParticipantI do believe Scripps Ranch is still priced pretty high. I have watched the area for 2-3 years. That being said, we did just purchase a brand new home in Stonebridge for under $200.00 a sq. ft. The value for an existing Scripps Ranch home compared to the new Stonebridge home was a factor in our decision. Buy a home to live in, enjoy, raise a family, etc. “but in the long run it may be okay given the lot size, home layout, etc.”
May 14, 2009 at 2:44 PM #399273localguy
ParticipantI do believe Scripps Ranch is still priced pretty high. I have watched the area for 2-3 years. That being said, we did just purchase a brand new home in Stonebridge for under $200.00 a sq. ft. The value for an existing Scripps Ranch home compared to the new Stonebridge home was a factor in our decision. Buy a home to live in, enjoy, raise a family, etc. “but in the long run it may be okay given the lot size, home layout, etc.”
May 14, 2009 at 2:44 PM #399504localguy
ParticipantI do believe Scripps Ranch is still priced pretty high. I have watched the area for 2-3 years. That being said, we did just purchase a brand new home in Stonebridge for under $200.00 a sq. ft. The value for an existing Scripps Ranch home compared to the new Stonebridge home was a factor in our decision. Buy a home to live in, enjoy, raise a family, etc. “but in the long run it may be okay given the lot size, home layout, etc.”
May 14, 2009 at 2:44 PM #399562localguy
ParticipantI do believe Scripps Ranch is still priced pretty high. I have watched the area for 2-3 years. That being said, we did just purchase a brand new home in Stonebridge for under $200.00 a sq. ft. The value for an existing Scripps Ranch home compared to the new Stonebridge home was a factor in our decision. Buy a home to live in, enjoy, raise a family, etc. “but in the long run it may be okay given the lot size, home layout, etc.”
May 14, 2009 at 2:44 PM #399709localguy
ParticipantI do believe Scripps Ranch is still priced pretty high. I have watched the area for 2-3 years. That being said, we did just purchase a brand new home in Stonebridge for under $200.00 a sq. ft. The value for an existing Scripps Ranch home compared to the new Stonebridge home was a factor in our decision. Buy a home to live in, enjoy, raise a family, etc. “but in the long run it may be okay given the lot size, home layout, etc.”
May 14, 2009 at 6:20 PM #399081paranoid
ParticipantSD Realtor and Localguy, you guys seem to like Stonebridge. Why is Stonebridge cheaper than old Scripps? how do you think about the School District? Some people say that the school district of Stonebridge may be reclassified from Poway to SD District. Do you know more about this? Is this a major factor for why Stonebridge is relatively cheaper than old Scripps? I just want to know more about Stonebridge. thanks.
May 14, 2009 at 6:20 PM #399333paranoid
ParticipantSD Realtor and Localguy, you guys seem to like Stonebridge. Why is Stonebridge cheaper than old Scripps? how do you think about the School District? Some people say that the school district of Stonebridge may be reclassified from Poway to SD District. Do you know more about this? Is this a major factor for why Stonebridge is relatively cheaper than old Scripps? I just want to know more about Stonebridge. thanks.
May 14, 2009 at 6:20 PM #399564paranoid
ParticipantSD Realtor and Localguy, you guys seem to like Stonebridge. Why is Stonebridge cheaper than old Scripps? how do you think about the School District? Some people say that the school district of Stonebridge may be reclassified from Poway to SD District. Do you know more about this? Is this a major factor for why Stonebridge is relatively cheaper than old Scripps? I just want to know more about Stonebridge. thanks.
May 14, 2009 at 6:20 PM #399621paranoid
ParticipantSD Realtor and Localguy, you guys seem to like Stonebridge. Why is Stonebridge cheaper than old Scripps? how do you think about the School District? Some people say that the school district of Stonebridge may be reclassified from Poway to SD District. Do you know more about this? Is this a major factor for why Stonebridge is relatively cheaper than old Scripps? I just want to know more about Stonebridge. thanks.
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