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November 17, 2009 at 9:37 AM #484459November 17, 2009 at 9:46 AM #483614
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ParticipantBressi Ranch in Carlsbad has some good deals.
This home seems to meet your requirements:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090041799-6253_Alverton_Dr_Carlsbad_CA_92009November 17, 2009 at 9:46 AM #483778ParticipantBressi Ranch in Carlsbad has some good deals.
This home seems to meet your requirements:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090041799-6253_Alverton_Dr_Carlsbad_CA_92009November 17, 2009 at 9:46 AM #484154ParticipantBressi Ranch in Carlsbad has some good deals.
This home seems to meet your requirements:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090041799-6253_Alverton_Dr_Carlsbad_CA_92009November 17, 2009 at 9:46 AM #484237ParticipantBressi Ranch in Carlsbad has some good deals.
This home seems to meet your requirements:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090041799-6253_Alverton_Dr_Carlsbad_CA_92009November 17, 2009 at 9:46 AM #484464ParticipantBressi Ranch in Carlsbad has some good deals.
This home seems to meet your requirements:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-090041799-6253_Alverton_Dr_Carlsbad_CA_92009November 17, 2009 at 10:20 AM #483633SD Realtor
ParticipantLike the previous two posters mentioned, LCV is a very nice place. The lots are bigger then 4S, not quite as big as Stonebridge, but the proximity to the coast is really nice. The biggest problem with Stonebridge is that there is not any infrastructure to speak of which is not the case for both LCV and 4S. I would suggest you drive up to LCV and check it out. The area has been seeing alot of activity as well.
The depreciation I mentioned is something that will affect most all homeowners that are buying in most all submarkets with the exception of low end. This of course is only my opinion. I think we have seen that most of the drivers that we all thought would burn the market down have occurred or are continuing to occur right? Obviously staggering unemployment and the credit crunch have had strong effects and pushed the market down as have lots of foreclosures. However we have seen that the market can be effectively manipulated which is the cause for the rally. The next leg down in my opinion will be caused by interest rate shock. That is not to say that foreclosures will not continue to happen because they will. However we have seen that between Wall St and the govt, they have been able to suppress inventory enough to prevent the price tsunami. However if there is no govt support for the secondary market and rates pop and high downpayments are needed, then substantial depreciation seems quite probable if not unavoidable.
Will it occur in one year or five years is anybodys guess.
November 17, 2009 at 10:20 AM #483797ParticipantLike the previous two posters mentioned, LCV is a very nice place. The lots are bigger then 4S, not quite as big as Stonebridge, but the proximity to the coast is really nice. The biggest problem with Stonebridge is that there is not any infrastructure to speak of which is not the case for both LCV and 4S. I would suggest you drive up to LCV and check it out. The area has been seeing alot of activity as well.
The depreciation I mentioned is something that will affect most all homeowners that are buying in most all submarkets with the exception of low end. This of course is only my opinion. I think we have seen that most of the drivers that we all thought would burn the market down have occurred or are continuing to occur right? Obviously staggering unemployment and the credit crunch have had strong effects and pushed the market down as have lots of foreclosures. However we have seen that the market can be effectively manipulated which is the cause for the rally. The next leg down in my opinion will be caused by interest rate shock. That is not to say that foreclosures will not continue to happen because they will. However we have seen that between Wall St and the govt, they have been able to suppress inventory enough to prevent the price tsunami. However if there is no govt support for the secondary market and rates pop and high downpayments are needed, then substantial depreciation seems quite probable if not unavoidable.
Will it occur in one year or five years is anybodys guess.
November 17, 2009 at 10:20 AM #484174ParticipantLike the previous two posters mentioned, LCV is a very nice place. The lots are bigger then 4S, not quite as big as Stonebridge, but the proximity to the coast is really nice. The biggest problem with Stonebridge is that there is not any infrastructure to speak of which is not the case for both LCV and 4S. I would suggest you drive up to LCV and check it out. The area has been seeing alot of activity as well.
The depreciation I mentioned is something that will affect most all homeowners that are buying in most all submarkets with the exception of low end. This of course is only my opinion. I think we have seen that most of the drivers that we all thought would burn the market down have occurred or are continuing to occur right? Obviously staggering unemployment and the credit crunch have had strong effects and pushed the market down as have lots of foreclosures. However we have seen that the market can be effectively manipulated which is the cause for the rally. The next leg down in my opinion will be caused by interest rate shock. That is not to say that foreclosures will not continue to happen because they will. However we have seen that between Wall St and the govt, they have been able to suppress inventory enough to prevent the price tsunami. However if there is no govt support for the secondary market and rates pop and high downpayments are needed, then substantial depreciation seems quite probable if not unavoidable.
Will it occur in one year or five years is anybodys guess.
November 17, 2009 at 10:20 AM #484257ParticipantLike the previous two posters mentioned, LCV is a very nice place. The lots are bigger then 4S, not quite as big as Stonebridge, but the proximity to the coast is really nice. The biggest problem with Stonebridge is that there is not any infrastructure to speak of which is not the case for both LCV and 4S. I would suggest you drive up to LCV and check it out. The area has been seeing alot of activity as well.
The depreciation I mentioned is something that will affect most all homeowners that are buying in most all submarkets with the exception of low end. This of course is only my opinion. I think we have seen that most of the drivers that we all thought would burn the market down have occurred or are continuing to occur right? Obviously staggering unemployment and the credit crunch have had strong effects and pushed the market down as have lots of foreclosures. However we have seen that the market can be effectively manipulated which is the cause for the rally. The next leg down in my opinion will be caused by interest rate shock. That is not to say that foreclosures will not continue to happen because they will. However we have seen that between Wall St and the govt, they have been able to suppress inventory enough to prevent the price tsunami. However if there is no govt support for the secondary market and rates pop and high downpayments are needed, then substantial depreciation seems quite probable if not unavoidable.
Will it occur in one year or five years is anybodys guess.
November 17, 2009 at 10:20 AM #484484ParticipantLike the previous two posters mentioned, LCV is a very nice place. The lots are bigger then 4S, not quite as big as Stonebridge, but the proximity to the coast is really nice. The biggest problem with Stonebridge is that there is not any infrastructure to speak of which is not the case for both LCV and 4S. I would suggest you drive up to LCV and check it out. The area has been seeing alot of activity as well.
The depreciation I mentioned is something that will affect most all homeowners that are buying in most all submarkets with the exception of low end. This of course is only my opinion. I think we have seen that most of the drivers that we all thought would burn the market down have occurred or are continuing to occur right? Obviously staggering unemployment and the credit crunch have had strong effects and pushed the market down as have lots of foreclosures. However we have seen that the market can be effectively manipulated which is the cause for the rally. The next leg down in my opinion will be caused by interest rate shock. That is not to say that foreclosures will not continue to happen because they will. However we have seen that between Wall St and the govt, they have been able to suppress inventory enough to prevent the price tsunami. However if there is no govt support for the secondary market and rates pop and high downpayments are needed, then substantial depreciation seems quite probable if not unavoidable.
Will it occur in one year or five years is anybodys guess.
November 17, 2009 at 12:49 PM #483687Echoooo
ParticipantHi Dataagent, the house is contingent. But there are still a few that bought over 1M and asking for 70-80k on MLS. Is this area more distressed than Stonebridge? If it does offer better schools,more infrastructure and cooler temperature, then LCV IS obviously a better choice compared to Stonebridge. Unless they are not aware, why so many are so obsessed with Stonebridge? It has been a hot topic on this forum for a while.
November 17, 2009 at 12:49 PM #483852ParticipantHi Dataagent, the house is contingent. But there are still a few that bought over 1M and asking for 70-80k on MLS. Is this area more distressed than Stonebridge? If it does offer better schools,more infrastructure and cooler temperature, then LCV IS obviously a better choice compared to Stonebridge. Unless they are not aware, why so many are so obsessed with Stonebridge? It has been a hot topic on this forum for a while.
November 17, 2009 at 12:49 PM #484228ParticipantHi Dataagent, the house is contingent. But there are still a few that bought over 1M and asking for 70-80k on MLS. Is this area more distressed than Stonebridge? If it does offer better schools,more infrastructure and cooler temperature, then LCV IS obviously a better choice compared to Stonebridge. Unless they are not aware, why so many are so obsessed with Stonebridge? It has been a hot topic on this forum for a while.
November 17, 2009 at 12:49 PM #484312ParticipantHi Dataagent, the house is contingent. But there are still a few that bought over 1M and asking for 70-80k on MLS. Is this area more distressed than Stonebridge? If it does offer better schools,more infrastructure and cooler temperature, then LCV IS obviously a better choice compared to Stonebridge. Unless they are not aware, why so many are so obsessed with Stonebridge? It has been a hot topic on this forum for a while.
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