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August 12, 2010 at 8:33 AM #591031August 12, 2010 at 10:46 AM #590049PKMANParticipant
[quote=flu]Well, I have a prediction…If prices fall another 15% in this area, I’m pretty confident all the Santee diehards will suddenly vanish from this board…[/quote]
Skyranch is just one of many housing communities in Santee and it’s rather unique, due to its location. So its pricing trend does not reflect the entire Santee.Recently several homes in Riverwalk were sold at roughly the same price that I bought it at. So I’m happy and am not concerned that price will fall 15%.
While some cities in the county had to cancel 4th of July firework due to budget, we enjoyed a spectacular show in our own back yard, less than 1/2 mile from the launch site.
Santee’s no La Jolla but I’m no rich folks either, so Santee’s just fine by me.
August 12, 2010 at 10:46 AM #590142PKMANParticipant[quote=flu]Well, I have a prediction…If prices fall another 15% in this area, I’m pretty confident all the Santee diehards will suddenly vanish from this board…[/quote]
Skyranch is just one of many housing communities in Santee and it’s rather unique, due to its location. So its pricing trend does not reflect the entire Santee.Recently several homes in Riverwalk were sold at roughly the same price that I bought it at. So I’m happy and am not concerned that price will fall 15%.
While some cities in the county had to cancel 4th of July firework due to budget, we enjoyed a spectacular show in our own back yard, less than 1/2 mile from the launch site.
Santee’s no La Jolla but I’m no rich folks either, so Santee’s just fine by me.
August 12, 2010 at 10:46 AM #590677PKMANParticipant[quote=flu]Well, I have a prediction…If prices fall another 15% in this area, I’m pretty confident all the Santee diehards will suddenly vanish from this board…[/quote]
Skyranch is just one of many housing communities in Santee and it’s rather unique, due to its location. So its pricing trend does not reflect the entire Santee.Recently several homes in Riverwalk were sold at roughly the same price that I bought it at. So I’m happy and am not concerned that price will fall 15%.
While some cities in the county had to cancel 4th of July firework due to budget, we enjoyed a spectacular show in our own back yard, less than 1/2 mile from the launch site.
Santee’s no La Jolla but I’m no rich folks either, so Santee’s just fine by me.
August 12, 2010 at 10:46 AM #590786PKMANParticipant[quote=flu]Well, I have a prediction…If prices fall another 15% in this area, I’m pretty confident all the Santee diehards will suddenly vanish from this board…[/quote]
Skyranch is just one of many housing communities in Santee and it’s rather unique, due to its location. So its pricing trend does not reflect the entire Santee.Recently several homes in Riverwalk were sold at roughly the same price that I bought it at. So I’m happy and am not concerned that price will fall 15%.
While some cities in the county had to cancel 4th of July firework due to budget, we enjoyed a spectacular show in our own back yard, less than 1/2 mile from the launch site.
Santee’s no La Jolla but I’m no rich folks either, so Santee’s just fine by me.
August 12, 2010 at 10:46 AM #591096PKMANParticipant[quote=flu]Well, I have a prediction…If prices fall another 15% in this area, I’m pretty confident all the Santee diehards will suddenly vanish from this board…[/quote]
Skyranch is just one of many housing communities in Santee and it’s rather unique, due to its location. So its pricing trend does not reflect the entire Santee.Recently several homes in Riverwalk were sold at roughly the same price that I bought it at. So I’m happy and am not concerned that price will fall 15%.
While some cities in the county had to cancel 4th of July firework due to budget, we enjoyed a spectacular show in our own back yard, less than 1/2 mile from the launch site.
Santee’s no La Jolla but I’m no rich folks either, so Santee’s just fine by me.
August 12, 2010 at 6:58 PM #590249sunny88Participant[quote=PKMAN][quote=flu]Well, I have a prediction…If prices fall another 15% in this area, I’m pretty confident all the Santee diehards will suddenly vanish from this board…[/quote]
Skyranch is just one of many housing communities in Santee and it’s rather unique, due to its location. So its pricing trend does not reflect the entire Santee.Recently several homes in Riverwalk were sold at roughly the same price that I bought it at. So I’m happy and am not concerned that price will fall 15%.
While some cities in the county had to cancel 4th of July firework due to budget, we enjoyed a spectacular show in our own back yard, less than 1/2 mile from the launch site.
Santee’s no La Jolla but I’m no rich folks either, so Santee’s just fine by me.[/quote]
Riverwalk’s homes are reasonably priced compared to the Eaglepointe homes which at the peak were almost $1 million homes for the larger models. Whether the prices will drop or not will mainly depend on the overall economy and job market. There will always be a demand for good homes in the East County, but probably in the lower price range.
August 12, 2010 at 6:58 PM #590342sunny88Participant[quote=PKMAN][quote=flu]Well, I have a prediction…If prices fall another 15% in this area, I’m pretty confident all the Santee diehards will suddenly vanish from this board…[/quote]
Skyranch is just one of many housing communities in Santee and it’s rather unique, due to its location. So its pricing trend does not reflect the entire Santee.Recently several homes in Riverwalk were sold at roughly the same price that I bought it at. So I’m happy and am not concerned that price will fall 15%.
While some cities in the county had to cancel 4th of July firework due to budget, we enjoyed a spectacular show in our own back yard, less than 1/2 mile from the launch site.
Santee’s no La Jolla but I’m no rich folks either, so Santee’s just fine by me.[/quote]
Riverwalk’s homes are reasonably priced compared to the Eaglepointe homes which at the peak were almost $1 million homes for the larger models. Whether the prices will drop or not will mainly depend on the overall economy and job market. There will always be a demand for good homes in the East County, but probably in the lower price range.
August 12, 2010 at 6:58 PM #590877sunny88Participant[quote=PKMAN][quote=flu]Well, I have a prediction…If prices fall another 15% in this area, I’m pretty confident all the Santee diehards will suddenly vanish from this board…[/quote]
Skyranch is just one of many housing communities in Santee and it’s rather unique, due to its location. So its pricing trend does not reflect the entire Santee.Recently several homes in Riverwalk were sold at roughly the same price that I bought it at. So I’m happy and am not concerned that price will fall 15%.
While some cities in the county had to cancel 4th of July firework due to budget, we enjoyed a spectacular show in our own back yard, less than 1/2 mile from the launch site.
Santee’s no La Jolla but I’m no rich folks either, so Santee’s just fine by me.[/quote]
Riverwalk’s homes are reasonably priced compared to the Eaglepointe homes which at the peak were almost $1 million homes for the larger models. Whether the prices will drop or not will mainly depend on the overall economy and job market. There will always be a demand for good homes in the East County, but probably in the lower price range.
August 12, 2010 at 6:58 PM #590986sunny88Participant[quote=PKMAN][quote=flu]Well, I have a prediction…If prices fall another 15% in this area, I’m pretty confident all the Santee diehards will suddenly vanish from this board…[/quote]
Skyranch is just one of many housing communities in Santee and it’s rather unique, due to its location. So its pricing trend does not reflect the entire Santee.Recently several homes in Riverwalk were sold at roughly the same price that I bought it at. So I’m happy and am not concerned that price will fall 15%.
While some cities in the county had to cancel 4th of July firework due to budget, we enjoyed a spectacular show in our own back yard, less than 1/2 mile from the launch site.
Santee’s no La Jolla but I’m no rich folks either, so Santee’s just fine by me.[/quote]
Riverwalk’s homes are reasonably priced compared to the Eaglepointe homes which at the peak were almost $1 million homes for the larger models. Whether the prices will drop or not will mainly depend on the overall economy and job market. There will always be a demand for good homes in the East County, but probably in the lower price range.
August 12, 2010 at 6:58 PM #591297sunny88Participant[quote=PKMAN][quote=flu]Well, I have a prediction…If prices fall another 15% in this area, I’m pretty confident all the Santee diehards will suddenly vanish from this board…[/quote]
Skyranch is just one of many housing communities in Santee and it’s rather unique, due to its location. So its pricing trend does not reflect the entire Santee.Recently several homes in Riverwalk were sold at roughly the same price that I bought it at. So I’m happy and am not concerned that price will fall 15%.
While some cities in the county had to cancel 4th of July firework due to budget, we enjoyed a spectacular show in our own back yard, less than 1/2 mile from the launch site.
Santee’s no La Jolla but I’m no rich folks either, so Santee’s just fine by me.[/quote]
Riverwalk’s homes are reasonably priced compared to the Eaglepointe homes which at the peak were almost $1 million homes for the larger models. Whether the prices will drop or not will mainly depend on the overall economy and job market. There will always be a demand for good homes in the East County, but probably in the lower price range.
August 12, 2010 at 9:44 PM #590289SkyRanchOwnerParticipantThis is a current listing for a resale of one of the larger, Plan 4, EaglePointe homes located at the top of the mountain:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100026032-7228_Ocotillo_St_Santee_CA_92071
Let’s watch to see what it closes at. That should give us a good idea for the price point of the homes at the top of the mountain. All the remaining Eaglepointe homes are at lower elevations, and, therefore, the recent pricing is reflective of that.
August 12, 2010 at 9:44 PM #590382SkyRanchOwnerParticipantThis is a current listing for a resale of one of the larger, Plan 4, EaglePointe homes located at the top of the mountain:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100026032-7228_Ocotillo_St_Santee_CA_92071
Let’s watch to see what it closes at. That should give us a good idea for the price point of the homes at the top of the mountain. All the remaining Eaglepointe homes are at lower elevations, and, therefore, the recent pricing is reflective of that.
August 12, 2010 at 9:44 PM #590917SkyRanchOwnerParticipantThis is a current listing for a resale of one of the larger, Plan 4, EaglePointe homes located at the top of the mountain:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100026032-7228_Ocotillo_St_Santee_CA_92071
Let’s watch to see what it closes at. That should give us a good idea for the price point of the homes at the top of the mountain. All the remaining Eaglepointe homes are at lower elevations, and, therefore, the recent pricing is reflective of that.
August 12, 2010 at 9:44 PM #591026SkyRanchOwnerParticipantThis is a current listing for a resale of one of the larger, Plan 4, EaglePointe homes located at the top of the mountain:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100026032-7228_Ocotillo_St_Santee_CA_92071
Let’s watch to see what it closes at. That should give us a good idea for the price point of the homes at the top of the mountain. All the remaining Eaglepointe homes are at lower elevations, and, therefore, the recent pricing is reflective of that.
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