Spring Housing Prediction

[Anonymous]

Anyone familiar with La Cresta Area of Murrieta/Temecula. How solid are the prices there.

[sdrealtor]

Market is very very soft up there. Million dollar Riverside Ranchettes are a tough sell these days. Are you looking for one? I know a motivated seller with one.

[sdrealtor]

Market is very very soft up there. Million dollar Riverside Ranchettes are a tough sell these days. Are you looking for one? I know a motivated seller with one.

[sdrealtor]

Market is very very soft up there. Million dollar Riverside Ranchettes are a tough sell these days. Are you looking for one? I know a motivated seller with one.

[sdrealtor]

Market is very very soft up there. Million dollar Riverside Ranchettes are a tough sell these days. Are you looking for one? I know a motivated seller with one.

[sdrealtor]

Market is very very soft up there. Million dollar Riverside Ranchettes are a tough sell these days. Are you looking for one? I know a motivated seller with one.

[pepsi]

[quote=sdrealtor]I just checked in with a stat that I used to follow very closely. The stat is what is going on with the newer (built after 1990) 4BR/3BA 2400 sq ft plus homes in South Carlsbad/Encinitas (i.e. San Dieguito Schools) and last year I used under $850K. These were the kind of homes a well paid professional family would look for when relocated to the area. This year I think we should use under 800K if not 775K (a 5 to 10% decline).

Last year I proclaimed the market would be sticky and that it would be tough to find a decent home because there were only about 10 homes in this category. These are the bread and butter homes that should be easy to find in this area. When we hit February there will be alot of folks looking for homes like this.

Let’s see how many you piggies think are out there today? Post your guesses and NO CHEATIN with Realtor.com, Zip, RedFin etc.[/quote]

Found 5 in 92130, but this kind of homes probably are not that easy to sell at around $775 – $800K:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080059185-4815_Tarantella_Ln_San_Diego_Ca_92130

http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-5CE7E3FD-13025_Candela_Pl_San_Diego_CA_92130 (re-listed)

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080080638-3505_Santoro_San_Diego_Ca_92130

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080053858-12690_Lone_Cypress_San_Diego_Ca_92130

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080081586-4344_Corte_Al_Fresco_San_Diego_Ca_92130

If ’08 for 92130 becomes the ’06 for Mira Mesa,
could ’09 for 92130 become the ’07 for Mira Mesa ?
Time (and Qualcomm) will tell….

[pepsi]

[quote=sdrealtor]I just checked in with a stat that I used to follow very closely. The stat is what is going on with the newer (built after 1990) 4BR/3BA 2400 sq ft plus homes in South Carlsbad/Encinitas (i.e. San Dieguito Schools) and last year I used under $850K. These were the kind of homes a well paid professional family would look for when relocated to the area. This year I think we should use under 800K if not 775K (a 5 to 10% decline).

Last year I proclaimed the market would be sticky and that it would be tough to find a decent home because there were only about 10 homes in this category. These are the bread and butter homes that should be easy to find in this area. When we hit February there will be alot of folks looking for homes like this.

Let’s see how many you piggies think are out there today? Post your guesses and NO CHEATIN with Realtor.com, Zip, RedFin etc.[/quote]

Found 5 in 92130, but this kind of homes probably are not that easy to sell at around $775 – $800K:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080059185-4815_Tarantella_Ln_San_Diego_Ca_92130

http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-5CE7E3FD-13025_Candela_Pl_San_Diego_CA_92130 (re-listed)

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080080638-3505_Santoro_San_Diego_Ca_92130

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080053858-12690_Lone_Cypress_San_Diego_Ca_92130

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080081586-4344_Corte_Al_Fresco_San_Diego_Ca_92130

If ’08 for 92130 becomes the ’06 for Mira Mesa,
could ’09 for 92130 become the ’07 for Mira Mesa ?
Time (and Qualcomm) will tell….

[pepsi]

[quote=sdrealtor]I just checked in with a stat that I used to follow very closely. The stat is what is going on with the newer (built after 1990) 4BR/3BA 2400 sq ft plus homes in South Carlsbad/Encinitas (i.e. San Dieguito Schools) and last year I used under $850K. These were the kind of homes a well paid professional family would look for when relocated to the area. This year I think we should use under 800K if not 775K (a 5 to 10% decline).

Last year I proclaimed the market would be sticky and that it would be tough to find a decent home because there were only about 10 homes in this category. These are the bread and butter homes that should be easy to find in this area. When we hit February there will be alot of folks looking for homes like this.

Let’s see how many you piggies think are out there today? Post your guesses and NO CHEATIN with Realtor.com, Zip, RedFin etc.[/quote]

Found 5 in 92130, but this kind of homes probably are not that easy to sell at around $775 – $800K:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080059185-4815_Tarantella_Ln_San_Diego_Ca_92130

http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-5CE7E3FD-13025_Candela_Pl_San_Diego_CA_92130 (re-listed)

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080080638-3505_Santoro_San_Diego_Ca_92130

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080053858-12690_Lone_Cypress_San_Diego_Ca_92130

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080081586-4344_Corte_Al_Fresco_San_Diego_Ca_92130

If ’08 for 92130 becomes the ’06 for Mira Mesa,
could ’09 for 92130 become the ’07 for Mira Mesa ?
Time (and Qualcomm) will tell….

[pepsi]

[quote=sdrealtor]I just checked in with a stat that I used to follow very closely. The stat is what is going on with the newer (built after 1990) 4BR/3BA 2400 sq ft plus homes in South Carlsbad/Encinitas (i.e. San Dieguito Schools) and last year I used under $850K. These were the kind of homes a well paid professional family would look for when relocated to the area. This year I think we should use under 800K if not 775K (a 5 to 10% decline).

Last year I proclaimed the market would be sticky and that it would be tough to find a decent home because there were only about 10 homes in this category. These are the bread and butter homes that should be easy to find in this area. When we hit February there will be alot of folks looking for homes like this.

Let’s see how many you piggies think are out there today? Post your guesses and NO CHEATIN with Realtor.com, Zip, RedFin etc.[/quote]

Found 5 in 92130, but this kind of homes probably are not that easy to sell at around $775 – $800K:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080059185-4815_Tarantella_Ln_San_Diego_Ca_92130

http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-5CE7E3FD-13025_Candela_Pl_San_Diego_CA_92130 (re-listed)

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080080638-3505_Santoro_San_Diego_Ca_92130

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080053858-12690_Lone_Cypress_San_Diego_Ca_92130

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080081586-4344_Corte_Al_Fresco_San_Diego_Ca_92130

If ’08 for 92130 becomes the ’06 for Mira Mesa,
could ’09 for 92130 become the ’07 for Mira Mesa ?
Time (and Qualcomm) will tell….

[pepsi]

[quote=sdrealtor]I just checked in with a stat that I used to follow very closely. The stat is what is going on with the newer (built after 1990) 4BR/3BA 2400 sq ft plus homes in South Carlsbad/Encinitas (i.e. San Dieguito Schools) and last year I used under $850K. These were the kind of homes a well paid professional family would look for when relocated to the area. This year I think we should use under 800K if not 775K (a 5 to 10% decline).

Last year I proclaimed the market would be sticky and that it would be tough to find a decent home because there were only about 10 homes in this category. These are the bread and butter homes that should be easy to find in this area. When we hit February there will be alot of folks looking for homes like this.

Let’s see how many you piggies think are out there today? Post your guesses and NO CHEATIN with Realtor.com, Zip, RedFin etc.[/quote]

Found 5 in 92130, but this kind of homes probably are not that easy to sell at around $775 – $800K:

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080059185-4815_Tarantella_Ln_San_Diego_Ca_92130

http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-5CE7E3FD-13025_Candela_Pl_San_Diego_CA_92130 (re-listed)

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080080638-3505_Santoro_San_Diego_Ca_92130

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080053858-12690_Lone_Cypress_San_Diego_Ca_92130

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080081586-4344_Corte_Al_Fresco_San_Diego_Ca_92130

If ’08 for 92130 becomes the ’06 for Mira Mesa,
could ’09 for 92130 become the ’07 for Mira Mesa ?
Time (and Qualcomm) will tell….

[DWCAP]

[quote=sdrealtor]The fall in November sales is likely due to the fall in the number of RE’s getting listed. REO’s at the low end have been driving the volume numbers as investors go bargain hunting, With the cut in REO’s hitting the market a concurrent drop in sales of these low end investor specials would be expected. These are not the homes I was referencing in my original post.[/quote]

This will also lead to numberous calls of “Its the bottom” as the Vanilla median will move back up as fewer and fewer low end foreclosure are recorded. Itll be 2007 all over again, low end sales will slow, high end sales wont (relativly) and the median will hold stong on a change in composition rather than health of the market.
This ofcourse assumes we stick on the course we are currently on with Gov bailouts, buy downs and job creation deficit spending.

[DWCAP]

[quote=sdrealtor]The fall in November sales is likely due to the fall in the number of RE’s getting listed. REO’s at the low end have been driving the volume numbers as investors go bargain hunting, With the cut in REO’s hitting the market a concurrent drop in sales of these low end investor specials would be expected. These are not the homes I was referencing in my original post.[/quote]

This will also lead to numberous calls of “Its the bottom” as the Vanilla median will move back up as fewer and fewer low end foreclosure are recorded. Itll be 2007 all over again, low end sales will slow, high end sales wont (relativly) and the median will hold stong on a change in composition rather than health of the market.
This ofcourse assumes we stick on the course we are currently on with Gov bailouts, buy downs and job creation deficit spending.

[DWCAP]

[quote=sdrealtor]The fall in November sales is likely due to the fall in the number of RE’s getting listed. REO’s at the low end have been driving the volume numbers as investors go bargain hunting, With the cut in REO’s hitting the market a concurrent drop in sales of these low end investor specials would be expected. These are not the homes I was referencing in my original post.[/quote]

This will also lead to numberous calls of “Its the bottom” as the Vanilla median will move back up as fewer and fewer low end foreclosure are recorded. Itll be 2007 all over again, low end sales will slow, high end sales wont (relativly) and the median will hold stong on a change in composition rather than health of the market.
This ofcourse assumes we stick on the course we are currently on with Gov bailouts, buy downs and job creation deficit spending.

[DWCAP]

[quote=sdrealtor]The fall in November sales is likely due to the fall in the number of RE’s getting listed. REO’s at the low end have been driving the volume numbers as investors go bargain hunting, With the cut in REO’s hitting the market a concurrent drop in sales of these low end investor specials would be expected. These are not the homes I was referencing in my original post.[/quote]

This will also lead to numberous calls of “Its the bottom” as the Vanilla median will move back up as fewer and fewer low end foreclosure are recorded. Itll be 2007 all over again, low end sales will slow, high end sales wont (relativly) and the median will hold stong on a change in composition rather than health of the market.
This ofcourse assumes we stick on the course we are currently on with Gov bailouts, buy downs and job creation deficit spending.

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