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February 25, 2010 at 6:51 PM #517963February 25, 2010 at 9:08 PM #518150WerewolfParticipant
Are you sure you live in CA? lol
February 25, 2010 at 9:08 PM #518583WerewolfParticipantAre you sure you live in CA? lol
February 25, 2010 at 9:08 PM #518008WerewolfParticipantAre you sure you live in CA? lol
February 25, 2010 at 9:08 PM #518677WerewolfParticipantAre you sure you live in CA? lol
February 25, 2010 at 9:08 PM #518930WerewolfParticipantAre you sure you live in CA? lol
February 26, 2010 at 3:32 AM #518314lostkittyParticipantI live in an area like that too, but not working class, in upstate NY. There are many many moms (& a few dads) home with the kids.
Here it is affordable to stay home and still have an SUV, big beautiful home, etc, but you have to shovel snow occasionally….February 26, 2010 at 3:32 AM #518455lostkittyParticipantI live in an area like that too, but not working class, in upstate NY. There are many many moms (& a few dads) home with the kids.
Here it is affordable to stay home and still have an SUV, big beautiful home, etc, but you have to shovel snow occasionally….February 26, 2010 at 3:32 AM #518888lostkittyParticipantI live in an area like that too, but not working class, in upstate NY. There are many many moms (& a few dads) home with the kids.
Here it is affordable to stay home and still have an SUV, big beautiful home, etc, but you have to shovel snow occasionally….February 26, 2010 at 3:32 AM #518982lostkittyParticipantI live in an area like that too, but not working class, in upstate NY. There are many many moms (& a few dads) home with the kids.
Here it is affordable to stay home and still have an SUV, big beautiful home, etc, but you have to shovel snow occasionally….February 26, 2010 at 3:32 AM #519236lostkittyParticipantI live in an area like that too, but not working class, in upstate NY. There are many many moms (& a few dads) home with the kids.
Here it is affordable to stay home and still have an SUV, big beautiful home, etc, but you have to shovel snow occasionally….February 26, 2010 at 7:42 PM #519631cabalParticipantAggregate unemployment numbers lack sufficient granularity to provide any useful insight. The linked data is not perfect, but look at the disparity between cities like Del Mar (5%) versus Escondido (10.5%). This is one reason why high end areas exhibit sticky prices, especially older established neighborhoods with limited new construction during the bubble years.
http://www.sandiegoatwork.com/pdf/lmi/unemployment_stats/dec09_subregion.pdf
February 26, 2010 at 7:42 PM #519377cabalParticipantAggregate unemployment numbers lack sufficient granularity to provide any useful insight. The linked data is not perfect, but look at the disparity between cities like Del Mar (5%) versus Escondido (10.5%). This is one reason why high end areas exhibit sticky prices, especially older established neighborhoods with limited new construction during the bubble years.
http://www.sandiegoatwork.com/pdf/lmi/unemployment_stats/dec09_subregion.pdf
February 26, 2010 at 7:42 PM #519283cabalParticipantAggregate unemployment numbers lack sufficient granularity to provide any useful insight. The linked data is not perfect, but look at the disparity between cities like Del Mar (5%) versus Escondido (10.5%). This is one reason why high end areas exhibit sticky prices, especially older established neighborhoods with limited new construction during the bubble years.
http://www.sandiegoatwork.com/pdf/lmi/unemployment_stats/dec09_subregion.pdf
February 26, 2010 at 7:42 PM #518851cabalParticipantAggregate unemployment numbers lack sufficient granularity to provide any useful insight. The linked data is not perfect, but look at the disparity between cities like Del Mar (5%) versus Escondido (10.5%). This is one reason why high end areas exhibit sticky prices, especially older established neighborhoods with limited new construction during the bubble years.
http://www.sandiegoatwork.com/pdf/lmi/unemployment_stats/dec09_subregion.pdf
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