Skyranch in Santee

[kcal09]

[quote=flu][quote=kcal09]I think we all agree that location is the most important criteria to value a home in financial terms. For some people Santee works great because it’s convenient and they care less about the reputation. For other people a prime location with good schools is more important. The homes at “Skyranch” have nice floorplans and the prices have come down from 2 years ago. I believe that if you don’t want to resell your house anytime soon and expect a profit you will be okay.[/quote]

And no doubt that’s the case. I just question all the comparisons to LJ..It’s not LJ…It’s not LJ adjunct.[/quote]

To compare Santee with LJ is like comparing a Ford with a BMW.

[Coronita]

One more

http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3594187-7270-Ocotillo

An -11% price change in 2months, to me, doesn’t suggest strength in price…That, or the original listing agent overpriced it way over back in april.

4/17/10 Initial Listing $790,990
5/14/10 Price Change $730,990
6/9/10 Price Change $699,990

Also…

http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3298805-7267-Octotillo

82 days and counting.

And

http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3117024-6125-Castilla-Street
115 days, -11%

And
http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3609239-9124-Shadow-Hill
-10% since listing two months ago…

It just seems like there is a common theme here…Listed prices have been adjusted by about -10% from two months ago… And there seems to be pretty good number of inventory…

I’m going to bookmark these to see when/if things end up.

Sorry, again, I’m probably coming across as slamming these communities or something. But things just don’t add up..And I’m kinda just searching around and trying figure things out. I’m not familiar with any of these communities in Sky Ranch, so perhaps these are lower end models or something. What’s going on though?

[Coronita]

One more

http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3594187-7270-Ocotillo

An -11% price change in 2months, to me, doesn’t suggest strength in price…That, or the original listing agent overpriced it way over back in april.

4/17/10 Initial Listing $790,990
5/14/10 Price Change $730,990
6/9/10 Price Change $699,990

Also…

http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3298805-7267-Octotillo

82 days and counting.

And

http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3117024-6125-Castilla-Street
115 days, -11%

And
http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3609239-9124-Shadow-Hill
-10% since listing two months ago…

It just seems like there is a common theme here…Listed prices have been adjusted by about -10% from two months ago… And there seems to be pretty good number of inventory…

I’m going to bookmark these to see when/if things end up.

Sorry, again, I’m probably coming across as slamming these communities or something. But things just don’t add up..And I’m kinda just searching around and trying figure things out. I’m not familiar with any of these communities in Sky Ranch, so perhaps these are lower end models or something. What’s going on though?

[Coronita]

One more

http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3594187-7270-Ocotillo

An -11% price change in 2months, to me, doesn’t suggest strength in price…That, or the original listing agent overpriced it way over back in april.

4/17/10 Initial Listing $790,990
5/14/10 Price Change $730,990
6/9/10 Price Change $699,990

Also…

http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3298805-7267-Octotillo

82 days and counting.

And

http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3117024-6125-Castilla-Street
115 days, -11%

And
http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3609239-9124-Shadow-Hill
-10% since listing two months ago…

It just seems like there is a common theme here…Listed prices have been adjusted by about -10% from two months ago… And there seems to be pretty good number of inventory…

I’m going to bookmark these to see when/if things end up.

Sorry, again, I’m probably coming across as slamming these communities or something. But things just don’t add up..And I’m kinda just searching around and trying figure things out. I’m not familiar with any of these communities in Sky Ranch, so perhaps these are lower end models or something. What’s going on though?

[Coronita]

One more

http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3594187-7270-Ocotillo

An -11% price change in 2months, to me, doesn’t suggest strength in price…That, or the original listing agent overpriced it way over back in april.

4/17/10 Initial Listing $790,990
5/14/10 Price Change $730,990
6/9/10 Price Change $699,990

Also…

http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3298805-7267-Octotillo

82 days and counting.

And

http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3117024-6125-Castilla-Street
115 days, -11%

And
http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3609239-9124-Shadow-Hill
-10% since listing two months ago…

It just seems like there is a common theme here…Listed prices have been adjusted by about -10% from two months ago… And there seems to be pretty good number of inventory…

I’m going to bookmark these to see when/if things end up.

Sorry, again, I’m probably coming across as slamming these communities or something. But things just don’t add up..And I’m kinda just searching around and trying figure things out. I’m not familiar with any of these communities in Sky Ranch, so perhaps these are lower end models or something. What’s going on though?

[Coronita]

One more

http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3594187-7270-Ocotillo

An -11% price change in 2months, to me, doesn’t suggest strength in price…That, or the original listing agent overpriced it way over back in april.

4/17/10 Initial Listing $790,990
5/14/10 Price Change $730,990
6/9/10 Price Change $699,990

Also…

http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3298805-7267-Octotillo

82 days and counting.

And

http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3117024-6125-Castilla-Street
115 days, -11%

And
http://www.sawbuck.com/property/San_Diego_Metro/92071/Santee/3609239-9124-Shadow-Hill
-10% since listing two months ago…

It just seems like there is a common theme here…Listed prices have been adjusted by about -10% from two months ago… And there seems to be pretty good number of inventory…

I’m going to bookmark these to see when/if things end up.

Sorry, again, I’m probably coming across as slamming these communities or something. But things just don’t add up..And I’m kinda just searching around and trying figure things out. I’m not familiar with any of these communities in Sky Ranch, so perhaps these are lower end models or something. What’s going on though?

[Hobie]

[quote=kcal09]$342 HOA covers landscaping and maintenance of common areas. Unfortunately, there are no facilities such as tennis court or swimming pool so the monthly fee seems to be quite high. Granted, there is no MR but over $4k annually is close to a hidden MR.[/quote]

HOA Landscaping costs are likely to rise as plants mature and require more time to maintain.

[Hobie]

[quote=kcal09]$342 HOA covers landscaping and maintenance of common areas. Unfortunately, there are no facilities such as tennis court or swimming pool so the monthly fee seems to be quite high. Granted, there is no MR but over $4k annually is close to a hidden MR.[/quote]

HOA Landscaping costs are likely to rise as plants mature and require more time to maintain.

[Hobie]

[quote=kcal09]$342 HOA covers landscaping and maintenance of common areas. Unfortunately, there are no facilities such as tennis court or swimming pool so the monthly fee seems to be quite high. Granted, there is no MR but over $4k annually is close to a hidden MR.[/quote]

HOA Landscaping costs are likely to rise as plants mature and require more time to maintain.

[Hobie]

[quote=kcal09]$342 HOA covers landscaping and maintenance of common areas. Unfortunately, there are no facilities such as tennis court or swimming pool so the monthly fee seems to be quite high. Granted, there is no MR but over $4k annually is close to a hidden MR.[/quote]

HOA Landscaping costs are likely to rise as plants mature and require more time to maintain.

[Hobie]

[quote=kcal09]$342 HOA covers landscaping and maintenance of common areas. Unfortunately, there are no facilities such as tennis court or swimming pool so the monthly fee seems to be quite high. Granted, there is no MR but over $4k annually is close to a hidden MR.[/quote]

HOA Landscaping costs are likely to rise as plants mature and require more time to maintain.

[kcal09]

[quote=Hobie][quote=kcal09]$342 HOA covers landscaping and maintenance of common areas. Unfortunately, there are no facilities such as tennis court or swimming pool so the monthly fee seems to be quite high. Granted, there is no MR but over $4k annually is close to a hidden MR.[/quote]

HOA Landscaping costs are likely to rise as plants mature and require more time to maintain.

HOA fees never go down, no matter what.

[kcal09]

[quote=Hobie][quote=kcal09]$342 HOA covers landscaping and maintenance of common areas. Unfortunately, there are no facilities such as tennis court or swimming pool so the monthly fee seems to be quite high. Granted, there is no MR but over $4k annually is close to a hidden MR.[/quote]

HOA Landscaping costs are likely to rise as plants mature and require more time to maintain.

HOA fees never go down, no matter what.

[kcal09]

[quote=Hobie][quote=kcal09]$342 HOA covers landscaping and maintenance of common areas. Unfortunately, there are no facilities such as tennis court or swimming pool so the monthly fee seems to be quite high. Granted, there is no MR but over $4k annually is close to a hidden MR.[/quote]

HOA Landscaping costs are likely to rise as plants mature and require more time to maintain.

HOA fees never go down, no matter what.

[kcal09]

[quote=Hobie][quote=kcal09]$342 HOA covers landscaping and maintenance of common areas. Unfortunately, there are no facilities such as tennis court or swimming pool so the monthly fee seems to be quite high. Granted, there is no MR but over $4k annually is close to a hidden MR.[/quote]

HOA Landscaping costs are likely to rise as plants mature and require more time to maintain.

HOA fees never go down, no matter what.

[Author]

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