I liked the smallest model of these homes – 2,077 sf. If they came down to the high $300k – low $400k range in the La Mesa school district side of the development (vs. Spring Valley), I’d consider buying one.
[quote=evolusd]I liked the smallest model of these homes – 2,077 sf. If they came down to the high $300k – low $400k range in the La Mesa school district side of the development (vs. Spring Valley), I’d consider buying one.
Think it’ll happen?[/quote]
I doubt that they will drop that much unless the economy turns south again. My predication is that they are close to bottom as San Diego still is an attractive place to live.
[quote=evolusd]I liked the smallest model of these homes – 2,077 sf. If they came down to the high $300k – low $400k range in the La Mesa school district side of the development (vs. Spring Valley), I’d consider buying one.
Think it’ll happen?[/quote]
I doubt that they will drop that much unless the economy turns south again. My predication is that they are close to bottom as San Diego still is an attractive place to live.
[quote=evolusd]I liked the smallest model of these homes – 2,077 sf. If they came down to the high $300k – low $400k range in the La Mesa school district side of the development (vs. Spring Valley), I’d consider buying one.
Think it’ll happen?[/quote]
I doubt that they will drop that much unless the economy turns south again. My predication is that they are close to bottom as San Diego still is an attractive place to live.
[quote=evolusd]I liked the smallest model of these homes – 2,077 sf. If they came down to the high $300k – low $400k range in the La Mesa school district side of the development (vs. Spring Valley), I’d consider buying one.
Think it’ll happen?[/quote]
I doubt that they will drop that much unless the economy turns south again. My predication is that they are close to bottom as San Diego still is an attractive place to live.
[quote=evolusd]I liked the smallest model of these homes – 2,077 sf. If they came down to the high $300k – low $400k range in the La Mesa school district side of the development (vs. Spring Valley), I’d consider buying one.
Think it’ll happen?[/quote]
I doubt that they will drop that much unless the economy turns south again. My predication is that they are close to bottom as San Diego still is an attractive place to live.
[quote=threadkiller]Wouldn’t the south side be Lemon Grove?[/quote]
I distinctly remember when this development was built. And, if I can recall, it is all (just barely) on the north side of hwy 94. So . . . no Lemon Grove here, but overlooking LG . . . lol.
[quote=threadkiller]Wouldn’t the south side be Lemon Grove?[/quote]
I distinctly remember when this development was built. And, if I can recall, it is all (just barely) on the north side of hwy 94. So . . . no Lemon Grove here, but overlooking LG . . . lol.
[quote=threadkiller]Wouldn’t the south side be Lemon Grove?[/quote]
I distinctly remember when this development was built. And, if I can recall, it is all (just barely) on the north side of hwy 94. So . . . no Lemon Grove here, but overlooking LG . . . lol.
[quote=threadkiller]Wouldn’t the south side be Lemon Grove?[/quote]
I distinctly remember when this development was built. And, if I can recall, it is all (just barely) on the north side of hwy 94. So . . . no Lemon Grove here, but overlooking LG . . . lol.
