[quote=esmith]And yet people will tell you that San Diego is overpriced…[/quote]
Yea I can tell you North L.A. area has dropped but it will still cost you 300K for a 1000 sqf “L” shaped shoe box built in the 50’s or early 60’s, maybe you can get a real hosed up one in the low two’s in San Fernando/Simi or Valencia valley’s.
Oh and that 300K price is for one with no yard, probably on a busy street or next to a Rail road track. if it had a nice sized yard or was somehow zoned commercial it goes up to 500-1000K fairly fast.
It goes up somewhat dramatically for anything nice after that.
So yea SD is a relative bargain compared to most of L.A. unless you get to Palmdale/Lancaster , then it gets really cheap but not many would think about that area on this board.
Trillions of dollars are being poured into the mortgage loan market, so it’s hardly surprising that it has an impact, some places more than others. I still think even Berkeley prices will decline.
Trillions of dollars are being poured into the mortgage loan market, so it’s hardly surprising that it has an impact, some places more than others. I still think even Berkeley prices will decline.
Trillions of dollars are being poured into the mortgage loan market, so it’s hardly surprising that it has an impact, some places more than others. I still think even Berkeley prices will decline.
Trillions of dollars are being poured into the mortgage loan market, so it’s hardly surprising that it has an impact, some places more than others. I still think even Berkeley prices will decline.
Trillions of dollars are being poured into the mortgage loan market, so it’s hardly surprising that it has an impact, some places more than others. I still think even Berkeley prices will decline.
