Semi-Retire in Temecula in 2012

[sdrealtor]

In California No Car=No Life

Cannot live without one here. There is too much to see and do in SoCal Depending upon a rental car or public transportation would be maddening.

[coxapple]

Hey, what’s wrong with San Antonio.

[coxapple]

Hey, what’s wrong with San Antonio.

[coxapple]

Hey, what’s wrong with San Antonio.

[coxapple]

Hey, what’s wrong with San Antonio.

[coxapple]

Hey, what’s wrong with San Antonio.

[ice9]

[quote=FormerSanDiegan]Have you considered downtown. ouse in Temecula at some point.That is a place you can surely live without a car 90% of the time or more.
[/quote]

I don’t care to live in a downtown area. I prefer placid burbs, with proximity to a nice rec center like TG gave a link to. I could spring $150/month for something like that, as I would use it practically every day.

I am a homebody type person, who also likes to engage in outdoor activities. I don’t care to visit bars, fancy restaurants, etc.

I want to live somewhere I can have access to good running/walking routes (by good I mean quiet, close to nature type of thing).

[ice9]

[quote=FormerSanDiegan]Have you considered downtown. ouse in Temecula at some point.That is a place you can surely live without a car 90% of the time or more.
[/quote]

I don’t care to live in a downtown area. I prefer placid burbs, with proximity to a nice rec center like TG gave a link to. I could spring $150/month for something like that, as I would use it practically every day.

I am a homebody type person, who also likes to engage in outdoor activities. I don’t care to visit bars, fancy restaurants, etc.

I want to live somewhere I can have access to good running/walking routes (by good I mean quiet, close to nature type of thing).

[ice9]

[quote=FormerSanDiegan]Have you considered downtown. ouse in Temecula at some point.That is a place you can surely live without a car 90% of the time or more.
[/quote]

I don’t care to live in a downtown area. I prefer placid burbs, with proximity to a nice rec center like TG gave a link to. I could spring $150/month for something like that, as I would use it practically every day.

I am a homebody type person, who also likes to engage in outdoor activities. I don’t care to visit bars, fancy restaurants, etc.

I want to live somewhere I can have access to good running/walking routes (by good I mean quiet, close to nature type of thing).

[ice9]

[quote=FormerSanDiegan]Have you considered downtown. ouse in Temecula at some point.That is a place you can surely live without a car 90% of the time or more.
[/quote]

I don’t care to live in a downtown area. I prefer placid burbs, with proximity to a nice rec center like TG gave a link to. I could spring $150/month for something like that, as I would use it practically every day.

I am a homebody type person, who also likes to engage in outdoor activities. I don’t care to visit bars, fancy restaurants, etc.

I want to live somewhere I can have access to good running/walking routes (by good I mean quiet, close to nature type of thing).

[ice9]

[quote=FormerSanDiegan]Have you considered downtown. ouse in Temecula at some point.That is a place you can surely live without a car 90% of the time or more.
[/quote]

I don’t care to live in a downtown area. I prefer placid burbs, with proximity to a nice rec center like TG gave a link to. I could spring $150/month for something like that, as I would use it practically every day.

I am a homebody type person, who also likes to engage in outdoor activities. I don’t care to visit bars, fancy restaurants, etc.

I want to live somewhere I can have access to good running/walking routes (by good I mean quiet, close to nature type of thing).

[ice9]

[quote=coxapple]Hey, what’s wrong with San Antonio. [/quote]

Too hot in the summer.

Property tax is too high.

No reasonable proximity to oceans or mountains.

[ice9]

[quote=coxapple]Hey, what’s wrong with San Antonio. [/quote]

Too hot in the summer.

Property tax is too high.

No reasonable proximity to oceans or mountains.

[ice9]

[quote=coxapple]Hey, what’s wrong with San Antonio. [/quote]

Too hot in the summer.

Property tax is too high.

No reasonable proximity to oceans or mountains.

[ice9]

[quote=coxapple]Hey, what’s wrong with San Antonio. [/quote]

Too hot in the summer.

Property tax is too high.

No reasonable proximity to oceans or mountains.

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