should I buy in temecula

[scaredyclassic]

well, ok, maybe generally that’s true. but I’m here. So there is at least one super liberal agnostic nut job to lend a tiny amount of balance. Plus I know another one too.

been here a long time and ive also had the experience of some of my kids friends folks thinking, hmm, not sure about these parents or their kids, maybe a little out there. not sure if it’s just fear of the different, political or whatnot, but we’ve been looked at like we might be a bad influence…i wonder if SF liberals don’t like their kids play with the offspring of rightwing nutjobs….

[paramount]

Look no further than the mosque issue, or the recent bandwagon vote by the Temecula City Council on e verify. Temecula is a microcosm/smaller version of Arizona.

If you like Arizona politics, then one will probably like Temecula.

[paramount]

Look no further than the mosque issue, or the recent bandwagon vote by the Temecula City Council on e verify. Temecula is a microcosm/smaller version of Arizona.

If you like Arizona politics, then one will probably like Temecula.

[paramount]

Look no further than the mosque issue, or the recent bandwagon vote by the Temecula City Council on e verify. Temecula is a microcosm/smaller version of Arizona.

If you like Arizona politics, then one will probably like Temecula.

[paramount]

Look no further than the mosque issue, or the recent bandwagon vote by the Temecula City Council on e verify. Temecula is a microcosm/smaller version of Arizona.

If you like Arizona politics, then one will probably like Temecula.

[paramount]

Look no further than the mosque issue, or the recent bandwagon vote by the Temecula City Council on e verify. Temecula is a microcosm/smaller version of Arizona.

If you like Arizona politics, then one will probably like Temecula.

[carlsbadworker]

js6866, if you only want a home with a big yard at decent price, yes, you can get that in Temecula.

The city is also very kids-friendly. The biggest population block is people under 18. So you will find lots of activity for kids.

People are generally friendly, but the big part of that is because they feel identified with the culture/atomosphere around here. So you may or may not enjoy living in Rednecula (a phrase invented by paramont).

Whether it is really good as an investment is hard to say. There are poeple who are very bullish about it but mostly because they bought recently and the price does look good. However, the long term potential depends on the trajectory that the city will be on. The city did degrade over years (as paramont can tell you), but at the same time, it is still not bad after all these years (in term of school and the community spirit).

But on the other hand, there have always been a lot of hypes about Temecula, from the hospital that has never been built to the high-speed rails that we may never see in our lifetime. On one hand, it shows that the city is young and hopeful. But on the other hand, it shows that it is still a big bet about the future.

The city has generally well-educated population and the median family income is pretty good. The former may attract corporate America to open offices here (which can eventually solve the commute problem). The latter (and the mall) puts a floor on the economy deteriation in the near-term.

Just my 2c.

[carlsbadworker]

js6866, if you only want a home with a big yard at decent price, yes, you can get that in Temecula.

The city is also very kids-friendly. The biggest population block is people under 18. So you will find lots of activity for kids.

People are generally friendly, but the big part of that is because they feel identified with the culture/atomosphere around here. So you may or may not enjoy living in Rednecula (a phrase invented by paramont).

Whether it is really good as an investment is hard to say. There are poeple who are very bullish about it but mostly because they bought recently and the price does look good. However, the long term potential depends on the trajectory that the city will be on. The city did degrade over years (as paramont can tell you), but at the same time, it is still not bad after all these years (in term of school and the community spirit).

But on the other hand, there have always been a lot of hypes about Temecula, from the hospital that has never been built to the high-speed rails that we may never see in our lifetime. On one hand, it shows that the city is young and hopeful. But on the other hand, it shows that it is still a big bet about the future.

The city has generally well-educated population and the median family income is pretty good. The former may attract corporate America to open offices here (which can eventually solve the commute problem). The latter (and the mall) puts a floor on the economy deteriation in the near-term.

Just my 2c.

[carlsbadworker]

js6866, if you only want a home with a big yard at decent price, yes, you can get that in Temecula.

The city is also very kids-friendly. The biggest population block is people under 18. So you will find lots of activity for kids.

People are generally friendly, but the big part of that is because they feel identified with the culture/atomosphere around here. So you may or may not enjoy living in Rednecula (a phrase invented by paramont).

Whether it is really good as an investment is hard to say. There are poeple who are very bullish about it but mostly because they bought recently and the price does look good. However, the long term potential depends on the trajectory that the city will be on. The city did degrade over years (as paramont can tell you), but at the same time, it is still not bad after all these years (in term of school and the community spirit).

But on the other hand, there have always been a lot of hypes about Temecula, from the hospital that has never been built to the high-speed rails that we may never see in our lifetime. On one hand, it shows that the city is young and hopeful. But on the other hand, it shows that it is still a big bet about the future.

The city has generally well-educated population and the median family income is pretty good. The former may attract corporate America to open offices here (which can eventually solve the commute problem). The latter (and the mall) puts a floor on the economy deteriation in the near-term.

Just my 2c.

[carlsbadworker]

js6866, if you only want a home with a big yard at decent price, yes, you can get that in Temecula.

The city is also very kids-friendly. The biggest population block is people under 18. So you will find lots of activity for kids.

People are generally friendly, but the big part of that is because they feel identified with the culture/atomosphere around here. So you may or may not enjoy living in Rednecula (a phrase invented by paramont).

Whether it is really good as an investment is hard to say. There are poeple who are very bullish about it but mostly because they bought recently and the price does look good. However, the long term potential depends on the trajectory that the city will be on. The city did degrade over years (as paramont can tell you), but at the same time, it is still not bad after all these years (in term of school and the community spirit).

But on the other hand, there have always been a lot of hypes about Temecula, from the hospital that has never been built to the high-speed rails that we may never see in our lifetime. On one hand, it shows that the city is young and hopeful. But on the other hand, it shows that it is still a big bet about the future.

The city has generally well-educated population and the median family income is pretty good. The former may attract corporate America to open offices here (which can eventually solve the commute problem). The latter (and the mall) puts a floor on the economy deteriation in the near-term.

Just my 2c.

[carlsbadworker]

js6866, if you only want a home with a big yard at decent price, yes, you can get that in Temecula.

The city is also very kids-friendly. The biggest population block is people under 18. So you will find lots of activity for kids.

People are generally friendly, but the big part of that is because they feel identified with the culture/atomosphere around here. So you may or may not enjoy living in Rednecula (a phrase invented by paramont).

Whether it is really good as an investment is hard to say. There are poeple who are very bullish about it but mostly because they bought recently and the price does look good. However, the long term potential depends on the trajectory that the city will be on. The city did degrade over years (as paramont can tell you), but at the same time, it is still not bad after all these years (in term of school and the community spirit).

But on the other hand, there have always been a lot of hypes about Temecula, from the hospital that has never been built to the high-speed rails that we may never see in our lifetime. On one hand, it shows that the city is young and hopeful. But on the other hand, it shows that it is still a big bet about the future.

The city has generally well-educated population and the median family income is pretty good. The former may attract corporate America to open offices here (which can eventually solve the commute problem). The latter (and the mall) puts a floor on the economy deteriation in the near-term.

Just my 2c.

[js6866]

thx for the comments. I am debating from oside and temecula. I am looking in terms of long term for the family and giving them the best opportunities. I cant afford the coastal for what we need as a family. I cant stant the student teacher ratio in sd/oc.But im also worried about the short sales/forclosures in temecula and how that will effect the future. Also oside and the gangs and crimes are a real concern

[js6866]

thx for the comments. I am debating from oside and temecula. I am looking in terms of long term for the family and giving them the best opportunities. I cant afford the coastal for what we need as a family. I cant stant the student teacher ratio in sd/oc.But im also worried about the short sales/forclosures in temecula and how that will effect the future. Also oside and the gangs and crimes are a real concern

[js6866]

thx for the comments. I am debating from oside and temecula. I am looking in terms of long term for the family and giving them the best opportunities. I cant afford the coastal for what we need as a family. I cant stant the student teacher ratio in sd/oc.But im also worried about the short sales/forclosures in temecula and how that will effect the future. Also oside and the gangs and crimes are a real concern

[js6866]

thx for the comments. I am debating from oside and temecula. I am looking in terms of long term for the family and giving them the best opportunities. I cant afford the coastal for what we need as a family. I cant stant the student teacher ratio in sd/oc.But im also worried about the short sales/forclosures in temecula and how that will effect the future. Also oside and the gangs and crimes are a real concern

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