The future of Temecula & Murieta ?

[Ren]

http://www.cnn.com/2008/TECH/06/16/suburb.city/index.html?ref=patrick.net

There you go. It’s pure speculation based on some university professor’s (wrong) assumption that the majority of people who can afford it now suddenly want to live downtown. I don’t, nobody I know does, and most of the posters I’ve seen on this board focus on the suburbs as well.

[temeculaguy]

TAN, bring the data, I dare you. How much do you know about meth labs. Would it suprise you to know that tract home suburban meth labs are almost non existent these days in Southern California, that tracking and restrictions on the precursor chemicals have driven the production into mexico and finished meth is being smuggled into the U.S., with mexican drug cartels controlling most of the supply. Throuhout the U.S. there were 17,000 labs in 2003 and 2004, 7500 in 2006 and only 5000 last year. This is one job that has been sent to another country that nobody is complaining about. Use is down over 50% in the last three years.

http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/news/press08/031208.html

Valencia and Temecula are very similar, have you lived in either place or both, have you been to either?

[temeculaguy]

TAN, bring the data, I dare you. How much do you know about meth labs. Would it suprise you to know that tract home suburban meth labs are almost non existent these days in Southern California, that tracking and restrictions on the precursor chemicals have driven the production into mexico and finished meth is being smuggled into the U.S., with mexican drug cartels controlling most of the supply. Throuhout the U.S. there were 17,000 labs in 2003 and 2004, 7500 in 2006 and only 5000 last year. This is one job that has been sent to another country that nobody is complaining about. Use is down over 50% in the last three years.

http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/news/press08/031208.html

Valencia and Temecula are very similar, have you lived in either place or both, have you been to either?

[temeculaguy]

TAN, bring the data, I dare you. How much do you know about meth labs. Would it suprise you to know that tract home suburban meth labs are almost non existent these days in Southern California, that tracking and restrictions on the precursor chemicals have driven the production into mexico and finished meth is being smuggled into the U.S., with mexican drug cartels controlling most of the supply. Throuhout the U.S. there were 17,000 labs in 2003 and 2004, 7500 in 2006 and only 5000 last year. This is one job that has been sent to another country that nobody is complaining about. Use is down over 50% in the last three years.

http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/news/press08/031208.html

Valencia and Temecula are very similar, have you lived in either place or both, have you been to either?

[temeculaguy]

TAN, bring the data, I dare you. How much do you know about meth labs. Would it suprise you to know that tract home suburban meth labs are almost non existent these days in Southern California, that tracking and restrictions on the precursor chemicals have driven the production into mexico and finished meth is being smuggled into the U.S., with mexican drug cartels controlling most of the supply. Throuhout the U.S. there were 17,000 labs in 2003 and 2004, 7500 in 2006 and only 5000 last year. This is one job that has been sent to another country that nobody is complaining about. Use is down over 50% in the last three years.

http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/news/press08/031208.html

Valencia and Temecula are very similar, have you lived in either place or both, have you been to either?

[temeculaguy]

TAN, bring the data, I dare you. How much do you know about meth labs. Would it suprise you to know that tract home suburban meth labs are almost non existent these days in Southern California, that tracking and restrictions on the precursor chemicals have driven the production into mexico and finished meth is being smuggled into the U.S., with mexican drug cartels controlling most of the supply. Throuhout the U.S. there were 17,000 labs in 2003 and 2004, 7500 in 2006 and only 5000 last year. This is one job that has been sent to another country that nobody is complaining about. Use is down over 50% in the last three years.

http://www.whitehousedrugpolicy.gov/news/press08/031208.html

Valencia and Temecula are very similar, have you lived in either place or both, have you been to either?

[paramount]

“There’s no way Temecula can be compared to Valencia or anywhere in coastal San Diego county. ”

As a relatively long time Temecula resident I am thankful for that, and personally I like Palmdale, Victorville and Stockton.

I think Temecula will evolve to be more like Escondido.

Temecula won’t go down with a fight though, rest assured of that!

[paramount]

“There’s no way Temecula can be compared to Valencia or anywhere in coastal San Diego county. ”

As a relatively long time Temecula resident I am thankful for that, and personally I like Palmdale, Victorville and Stockton.

I think Temecula will evolve to be more like Escondido.

Temecula won’t go down with a fight though, rest assured of that!

[paramount]

“There’s no way Temecula can be compared to Valencia or anywhere in coastal San Diego county. ”

As a relatively long time Temecula resident I am thankful for that, and personally I like Palmdale, Victorville and Stockton.

I think Temecula will evolve to be more like Escondido.

Temecula won’t go down with a fight though, rest assured of that!

[paramount]

“There’s no way Temecula can be compared to Valencia or anywhere in coastal San Diego county. ”

As a relatively long time Temecula resident I am thankful for that, and personally I like Palmdale, Victorville and Stockton.

I think Temecula will evolve to be more like Escondido.

Temecula won’t go down with a fight though, rest assured of that!

[paramount]

“There’s no way Temecula can be compared to Valencia or anywhere in coastal San Diego county. ”

As a relatively long time Temecula resident I am thankful for that, and personally I like Palmdale, Victorville and Stockton.

I think Temecula will evolve to be more like Escondido.

Temecula won’t go down with a fight though, rest assured of that!

[Anonymous]

temeculaguy, I stand corrected. All those foreclosures probably won’t be meth labs.

I bought my first house in Valencia for $107K in 1986, paid 10% down and $1100 per month on a 10.75% 30-year conventional mortgage (including taxes and insurance). I sold it in 1991 for $179K, moved to Solana Beach and never looked back.

Valencia was a nice place to live, excellent schools, virtually no crime, etc. but it can’t compare to coastal San Diego. And Valencia was relatively close in compared to Palmdale, where the really cheap housing was in LA county. From Valencia I had a 25-minute commute to my job in Burbank, which I doubt is even possible in Temecula. Unless you’re commuting to Elsinore.

[Anonymous]

temeculaguy, I stand corrected. All those foreclosures probably won’t be meth labs.

I bought my first house in Valencia for $107K in 1986, paid 10% down and $1100 per month on a 10.75% 30-year conventional mortgage (including taxes and insurance). I sold it in 1991 for $179K, moved to Solana Beach and never looked back.

Valencia was a nice place to live, excellent schools, virtually no crime, etc. but it can’t compare to coastal San Diego. And Valencia was relatively close in compared to Palmdale, where the really cheap housing was in LA county. From Valencia I had a 25-minute commute to my job in Burbank, which I doubt is even possible in Temecula. Unless you’re commuting to Elsinore.

[Anonymous]

temeculaguy, I stand corrected. All those foreclosures probably won’t be meth labs.

I bought my first house in Valencia for $107K in 1986, paid 10% down and $1100 per month on a 10.75% 30-year conventional mortgage (including taxes and insurance). I sold it in 1991 for $179K, moved to Solana Beach and never looked back.

Valencia was a nice place to live, excellent schools, virtually no crime, etc. but it can’t compare to coastal San Diego. And Valencia was relatively close in compared to Palmdale, where the really cheap housing was in LA county. From Valencia I had a 25-minute commute to my job in Burbank, which I doubt is even possible in Temecula. Unless you’re commuting to Elsinore.

[Anonymous]

temeculaguy, I stand corrected. All those foreclosures probably won’t be meth labs.

I bought my first house in Valencia for $107K in 1986, paid 10% down and $1100 per month on a 10.75% 30-year conventional mortgage (including taxes and insurance). I sold it in 1991 for $179K, moved to Solana Beach and never looked back.

Valencia was a nice place to live, excellent schools, virtually no crime, etc. but it can’t compare to coastal San Diego. And Valencia was relatively close in compared to Palmdale, where the really cheap housing was in LA county. From Valencia I had a 25-minute commute to my job in Burbank, which I doubt is even possible in Temecula. Unless you’re commuting to Elsinore.

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