So we know we screwed up…

[temeculaguy]

Aecitia, as a longtime confidant, there is a limit to what you may reveal, yes it is true, my upbringing included peasant religions. Yes, the nuns did teach me to play poker, but i’ll also blame the imbibing on them since my first exposure to the drink was also courtesy of the sisters.

Talk about a thread hijack, how did this end up a psychoanalysis of me, complete with childhood flashbacks of somewhat inappropriate incidents. Did it ever occur to you that there may be a reason I covet my wine, perhaps it’s medicinal.

Allan, I’ll drop jagerbombs with you anytime, you are 15 minutes away, send me a message and invite yourself over on some random football sunday, when do the chargers play the raiders? Aecitia has yet to visit the new pad, lets make it happen, but not in mexico, it’s safer in iraq these days.

[sobmaz]

Until the housing bubble Phoenix home prices were pretty much stuck at around build cost. Older homes actually got dinged for “depreciation” unless they were in highly desirable areas.

Long term…..Phoenix has huge chunks of undeveloped land within the city and huge chunks of abandoned developed land that can be redeveloped, not to mention the vast areas surrounding phoenix.

I think the future of Phoenix is the past in regards to housing, not much above build cost, since there is plenty of land and plenty of builders with cheap labor. As inflation takes prices up over the years you will eventually reach your purchase price but in REAL DOLLARS real estate will never be what they were.

[sobmaz]

Until the housing bubble Phoenix home prices were pretty much stuck at around build cost. Older homes actually got dinged for “depreciation” unless they were in highly desirable areas.

Long term…..Phoenix has huge chunks of undeveloped land within the city and huge chunks of abandoned developed land that can be redeveloped, not to mention the vast areas surrounding phoenix.

I think the future of Phoenix is the past in regards to housing, not much above build cost, since there is plenty of land and plenty of builders with cheap labor. As inflation takes prices up over the years you will eventually reach your purchase price but in REAL DOLLARS real estate will never be what they were.

[sobmaz]

Until the housing bubble Phoenix home prices were pretty much stuck at around build cost. Older homes actually got dinged for “depreciation” unless they were in highly desirable areas.

Long term…..Phoenix has huge chunks of undeveloped land within the city and huge chunks of abandoned developed land that can be redeveloped, not to mention the vast areas surrounding phoenix.

I think the future of Phoenix is the past in regards to housing, not much above build cost, since there is plenty of land and plenty of builders with cheap labor. As inflation takes prices up over the years you will eventually reach your purchase price but in REAL DOLLARS real estate will never be what they were.

[sobmaz]

Until the housing bubble Phoenix home prices were pretty much stuck at around build cost. Older homes actually got dinged for “depreciation” unless they were in highly desirable areas.

Long term…..Phoenix has huge chunks of undeveloped land within the city and huge chunks of abandoned developed land that can be redeveloped, not to mention the vast areas surrounding phoenix.

I think the future of Phoenix is the past in regards to housing, not much above build cost, since there is plenty of land and plenty of builders with cheap labor. As inflation takes prices up over the years you will eventually reach your purchase price but in REAL DOLLARS real estate will never be what they were.

[sobmaz]

Until the housing bubble Phoenix home prices were pretty much stuck at around build cost. Older homes actually got dinged for “depreciation” unless they were in highly desirable areas.

Long term…..Phoenix has huge chunks of undeveloped land within the city and huge chunks of abandoned developed land that can be redeveloped, not to mention the vast areas surrounding phoenix.

I think the future of Phoenix is the past in regards to housing, not much above build cost, since there is plenty of land and plenty of builders with cheap labor. As inflation takes prices up over the years you will eventually reach your purchase price but in REAL DOLLARS real estate will never be what they were.

[Aecetia]

TG you asked for it! Urban homestead/ city chicken update:

http://www.pathtofreedom.com/about

[Aecetia]

TG you asked for it! Urban homestead/ city chicken update:

http://www.pathtofreedom.com/about

[Aecetia]

TG you asked for it! Urban homestead/ city chicken update:

http://www.pathtofreedom.com/about

[Aecetia]

TG you asked for it! Urban homestead/ city chicken update:

http://www.pathtofreedom.com/about

[Aecetia]

TG you asked for it! Urban homestead/ city chicken update:

http://www.pathtofreedom.com/about

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