Still looking in Temecula, but…

[Anonymous]

I want to point out that I’d never, ever consider wildomar. I wouldn’t send a dog to Lake Elsinore schools let alone any child of mine.

[paramount]

bearvine: That Elementary school you speak of is open and seems really nice. That being said, I do think the picture you paint is a possibility.

I live in Paloma del Sol, so I am not acutely aware of what’s going on around Wolf Creek. I always had my doubts about the area because of the casino, Wolf Creek seems nice but like you said it’s all new.

I am not convinced though that the City will allow Wolf Creek to become a red light district (my words). Police patrols in the area are frequent, the houses are generally large and I see a lot of families in the area.

I guess to date I have not noticed that the casino has had a big impact on Wolf Creek. Although I suspect that Pechanga will continue to expand to the east of the main complex.

That’s why I always thought Stratford (Centex) was in a pretty good location as compared to Wolf Creek @ approx. 1.5 miles away from the casino.

[paramount]

bearvine: That Elementary school you speak of is open and seems really nice. That being said, I do think the picture you paint is a possibility.

I live in Paloma del Sol, so I am not acutely aware of what’s going on around Wolf Creek. I always had my doubts about the area because of the casino, Wolf Creek seems nice but like you said it’s all new.

I am not convinced though that the City will allow Wolf Creek to become a red light district (my words). Police patrols in the area are frequent, the houses are generally large and I see a lot of families in the area.

I guess to date I have not noticed that the casino has had a big impact on Wolf Creek. Although I suspect that Pechanga will continue to expand to the east of the main complex.

That’s why I always thought Stratford (Centex) was in a pretty good location as compared to Wolf Creek @ approx. 1.5 miles away from the casino.

[paramount]

bearvine: That Elementary school you speak of is open and seems really nice. That being said, I do think the picture you paint is a possibility.

I live in Paloma del Sol, so I am not acutely aware of what’s going on around Wolf Creek. I always had my doubts about the area because of the casino, Wolf Creek seems nice but like you said it’s all new.

I am not convinced though that the City will allow Wolf Creek to become a red light district (my words). Police patrols in the area are frequent, the houses are generally large and I see a lot of families in the area.

I guess to date I have not noticed that the casino has had a big impact on Wolf Creek. Although I suspect that Pechanga will continue to expand to the east of the main complex.

That’s why I always thought Stratford (Centex) was in a pretty good location as compared to Wolf Creek @ approx. 1.5 miles away from the casino.

[paramount]

bearvine: That Elementary school you speak of is open and seems really nice. That being said, I do think the picture you paint is a possibility.

I live in Paloma del Sol, so I am not acutely aware of what’s going on around Wolf Creek. I always had my doubts about the area because of the casino, Wolf Creek seems nice but like you said it’s all new.

I am not convinced though that the City will allow Wolf Creek to become a red light district (my words). Police patrols in the area are frequent, the houses are generally large and I see a lot of families in the area.

I guess to date I have not noticed that the casino has had a big impact on Wolf Creek. Although I suspect that Pechanga will continue to expand to the east of the main complex.

That’s why I always thought Stratford (Centex) was in a pretty good location as compared to Wolf Creek @ approx. 1.5 miles away from the casino.

[paramount]

bearvine: That Elementary school you speak of is open and seems really nice. That being said, I do think the picture you paint is a possibility.

I live in Paloma del Sol, so I am not acutely aware of what’s going on around Wolf Creek. I always had my doubts about the area because of the casino, Wolf Creek seems nice but like you said it’s all new.

I am not convinced though that the City will allow Wolf Creek to become a red light district (my words). Police patrols in the area are frequent, the houses are generally large and I see a lot of families in the area.

I guess to date I have not noticed that the casino has had a big impact on Wolf Creek. Although I suspect that Pechanga will continue to expand to the east of the main complex.

That’s why I always thought Stratford (Centex) was in a pretty good location as compared to Wolf Creek @ approx. 1.5 miles away from the casino.

[Anonymous]

I looked at Wolf Creek today but I work in SD and even though I could drop 50% down on one of these puppies I dont think this is a commute I want to make.

[Anonymous]

I looked at Wolf Creek today but I work in SD and even though I could drop 50% down on one of these puppies I dont think this is a commute I want to make.

[Anonymous]

I looked at Wolf Creek today but I work in SD and even though I could drop 50% down on one of these puppies I dont think this is a commute I want to make.

[Anonymous]

I looked at Wolf Creek today but I work in SD and even though I could drop 50% down on one of these puppies I dont think this is a commute I want to make.

[Anonymous]

I looked at Wolf Creek today but I work in SD and even though I could drop 50% down on one of these puppies I dont think this is a commute I want to make.

[temeculaguy]

I have been wrong about a lot of things especially when it comes to silicone but I assure you I am right about this. Can I make a prediction or what, put this in your pipe and smoke it.

http://www.redfin.com/stingray/do/printable-listing?listing-id=1414944

Dialed in Bank Repo in Wolf Creek’s redwood, the largest plan and one of the largest lots, 10k+ sq ft, 4519 sq ft, they paid 762k just ten months ago and today the bank wants 519K. How in the name of pete do you think the sales office is going to compete with their own repos. Get ready for new pricing from the builders. What’s the new slogan for the sign? “Hurry, this is your last chance to lose 33% of your value before the year is out.”

Back to Bear’s insight regarding Wolf. The school opening was delayed but it was the slow residential construction and not budget that delayed it. The houses also had low kid counts because people with elementary aged kids were put off by the proximity and a lot of wealthy Asian investors that frequent the Casino from the O.C. and L.A. did buy there. He’s right on those points but it wasn’t too bad and the cops are just way too good and too plentiful here to let it go downhill. Temecula and Carlsbad have the highest amount of officers per resident than any So Cal city I know of, nearly doubling other communities, even the better ones. I never worry too much in that arena. It is a nice place and was designed in a way that the roads don’t go anywhere so the Casino traffic won’t go there. Head to head, Redhawk and Morgan are better but Wolf is still above average and should be priced about 10% less due to the lack of view and proximity to the Casino but it won’t ruin the place. The timing of when it was built will be it’s undoing, it was almost entirely built during the bubble, as was Morgan and that makes them more ripe for massive foreclosures. Just take one look at the repo I linked, at this point other than those that put more than 40% down, every single one of those thousand or so houses is underwater and it’s not because of the creek. 14 tracts, not one dollar of equity. Bam.

[temeculaguy]

I have been wrong about a lot of things especially when it comes to silicone but I assure you I am right about this. Can I make a prediction or what, put this in your pipe and smoke it.

http://www.redfin.com/stingray/do/printable-listing?listing-id=1414944

Dialed in Bank Repo in Wolf Creek’s redwood, the largest plan and one of the largest lots, 10k+ sq ft, 4519 sq ft, they paid 762k just ten months ago and today the bank wants 519K. How in the name of pete do you think the sales office is going to compete with their own repos. Get ready for new pricing from the builders. What’s the new slogan for the sign? “Hurry, this is your last chance to lose 33% of your value before the year is out.”

Back to Bear’s insight regarding Wolf. The school opening was delayed but it was the slow residential construction and not budget that delayed it. The houses also had low kid counts because people with elementary aged kids were put off by the proximity and a lot of wealthy Asian investors that frequent the Casino from the O.C. and L.A. did buy there. He’s right on those points but it wasn’t too bad and the cops are just way too good and too plentiful here to let it go downhill. Temecula and Carlsbad have the highest amount of officers per resident than any So Cal city I know of, nearly doubling other communities, even the better ones. I never worry too much in that arena. It is a nice place and was designed in a way that the roads don’t go anywhere so the Casino traffic won’t go there. Head to head, Redhawk and Morgan are better but Wolf is still above average and should be priced about 10% less due to the lack of view and proximity to the Casino but it won’t ruin the place. The timing of when it was built will be it’s undoing, it was almost entirely built during the bubble, as was Morgan and that makes them more ripe for massive foreclosures. Just take one look at the repo I linked, at this point other than those that put more than 40% down, every single one of those thousand or so houses is underwater and it’s not because of the creek. 14 tracts, not one dollar of equity. Bam.

[temeculaguy]

I have been wrong about a lot of things especially when it comes to silicone but I assure you I am right about this. Can I make a prediction or what, put this in your pipe and smoke it.

http://www.redfin.com/stingray/do/printable-listing?listing-id=1414944

Dialed in Bank Repo in Wolf Creek’s redwood, the largest plan and one of the largest lots, 10k+ sq ft, 4519 sq ft, they paid 762k just ten months ago and today the bank wants 519K. How in the name of pete do you think the sales office is going to compete with their own repos. Get ready for new pricing from the builders. What’s the new slogan for the sign? “Hurry, this is your last chance to lose 33% of your value before the year is out.”

Back to Bear’s insight regarding Wolf. The school opening was delayed but it was the slow residential construction and not budget that delayed it. The houses also had low kid counts because people with elementary aged kids were put off by the proximity and a lot of wealthy Asian investors that frequent the Casino from the O.C. and L.A. did buy there. He’s right on those points but it wasn’t too bad and the cops are just way too good and too plentiful here to let it go downhill. Temecula and Carlsbad have the highest amount of officers per resident than any So Cal city I know of, nearly doubling other communities, even the better ones. I never worry too much in that arena. It is a nice place and was designed in a way that the roads don’t go anywhere so the Casino traffic won’t go there. Head to head, Redhawk and Morgan are better but Wolf is still above average and should be priced about 10% less due to the lack of view and proximity to the Casino but it won’t ruin the place. The timing of when it was built will be it’s undoing, it was almost entirely built during the bubble, as was Morgan and that makes them more ripe for massive foreclosures. Just take one look at the repo I linked, at this point other than those that put more than 40% down, every single one of those thousand or so houses is underwater and it’s not because of the creek. 14 tracts, not one dollar of equity. Bam.

[temeculaguy]

I have been wrong about a lot of things especially when it comes to silicone but I assure you I am right about this. Can I make a prediction or what, put this in your pipe and smoke it.

http://www.redfin.com/stingray/do/printable-listing?listing-id=1414944

Dialed in Bank Repo in Wolf Creek’s redwood, the largest plan and one of the largest lots, 10k+ sq ft, 4519 sq ft, they paid 762k just ten months ago and today the bank wants 519K. How in the name of pete do you think the sales office is going to compete with their own repos. Get ready for new pricing from the builders. What’s the new slogan for the sign? “Hurry, this is your last chance to lose 33% of your value before the year is out.”

Back to Bear’s insight regarding Wolf. The school opening was delayed but it was the slow residential construction and not budget that delayed it. The houses also had low kid counts because people with elementary aged kids were put off by the proximity and a lot of wealthy Asian investors that frequent the Casino from the O.C. and L.A. did buy there. He’s right on those points but it wasn’t too bad and the cops are just way too good and too plentiful here to let it go downhill. Temecula and Carlsbad have the highest amount of officers per resident than any So Cal city I know of, nearly doubling other communities, even the better ones. I never worry too much in that arena. It is a nice place and was designed in a way that the roads don’t go anywhere so the Casino traffic won’t go there. Head to head, Redhawk and Morgan are better but Wolf is still above average and should be priced about 10% less due to the lack of view and proximity to the Casino but it won’t ruin the place. The timing of when it was built will be it’s undoing, it was almost entirely built during the bubble, as was Morgan and that makes them more ripe for massive foreclosures. Just take one look at the repo I linked, at this point other than those that put more than 40% down, every single one of those thousand or so houses is underwater and it’s not because of the creek. 14 tracts, not one dollar of equity. Bam.

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