Why I am leaving San Diego

[jstoesz]

[quote=sdrealtor]I think it is comical when people beleive the forces fo supply and demand do not impact prices.[/quote]

Have I stated the contrary? I willingly admit that they are at work. Free or nearly free money, combined with no compulsion to repay, and a vast sea of lemmings to hold the bag has sent the supply curve way to the right of saner markets.

Yup it is not supply and demand I am frustrated with. It is with the financial irresponsibility of my peers. And that has not even begun to correct.

[CA renter]

[quote=sdrealtor]I think it is comical when people beleive the forces fo supply and demand do not impact prices.[/quote]

All of those old people in the desirable, established neighborhoods represent future supply — one way or another (as rentals, or homes for sale). Even if their kids move it, they will free up one house as well.

[CA renter]

[quote=sdrealtor]I think it is comical when people beleive the forces fo supply and demand do not impact prices.[/quote]

All of those old people in the desirable, established neighborhoods represent future supply — one way or another (as rentals, or homes for sale). Even if their kids move it, they will free up one house as well.

[CA renter]

[quote=sdrealtor]I think it is comical when people beleive the forces fo supply and demand do not impact prices.[/quote]

All of those old people in the desirable, established neighborhoods represent future supply — one way or another (as rentals, or homes for sale). Even if their kids move it, they will free up one house as well.

[CA renter]

[quote=sdrealtor]I think it is comical when people beleive the forces fo supply and demand do not impact prices.[/quote]

All of those old people in the desirable, established neighborhoods represent future supply — one way or another (as rentals, or homes for sale). Even if their kids move it, they will free up one house as well.

[CA renter]

[quote=sdrealtor]I think it is comical when people beleive the forces fo supply and demand do not impact prices.[/quote]

All of those old people in the desirable, established neighborhoods represent future supply — one way or another (as rentals, or homes for sale). Even if their kids move it, they will free up one house as well.

[sdrealtor]

js
BTW I dont think we are saying the prices are justified but rather “it is what is” and it looks like ti will be this way for the foreseeable future.

[sdrealtor]

js
BTW I dont think we are saying the prices are justified but rather “it is what is” and it looks like ti will be this way for the foreseeable future.

[sdrealtor]

js
BTW I dont think we are saying the prices are justified but rather “it is what is” and it looks like ti will be this way for the foreseeable future.

[sdrealtor]

js
BTW I dont think we are saying the prices are justified but rather “it is what is” and it looks like ti will be this way for the foreseeable future.

[sdrealtor]

js
BTW I dont think we are saying the prices are justified but rather “it is what is” and it looks like ti will be this way for the foreseeable future.

[sdrealtor]

[quote=CA renter][quote=sdrealtor]I think it is comical when people beleive the forces fo supply and demand do not impact prices.[/quote]

All of those old people in the desirable, established neighborhoods represent future supply — one way or another (as rentals, or homes for sale). Even if their kids move it, they will free up one house as well.[/quote]

Absolutely it just slows the flow dramatically which helps demand pile up on itself which creates price supports. Not saying its right or wrong but again “it is what it is”.

[sdrealtor]

[quote=CA renter][quote=sdrealtor]I think it is comical when people beleive the forces fo supply and demand do not impact prices.[/quote]

All of those old people in the desirable, established neighborhoods represent future supply — one way or another (as rentals, or homes for sale). Even if their kids move it, they will free up one house as well.[/quote]

Absolutely it just slows the flow dramatically which helps demand pile up on itself which creates price supports. Not saying its right or wrong but again “it is what it is”.

[sdrealtor]

[quote=CA renter][quote=sdrealtor]I think it is comical when people beleive the forces fo supply and demand do not impact prices.[/quote]

All of those old people in the desirable, established neighborhoods represent future supply — one way or another (as rentals, or homes for sale). Even if their kids move it, they will free up one house as well.[/quote]

Absolutely it just slows the flow dramatically which helps demand pile up on itself which creates price supports. Not saying its right or wrong but again “it is what it is”.

[sdrealtor]

[quote=CA renter][quote=sdrealtor]I think it is comical when people beleive the forces fo supply and demand do not impact prices.[/quote]

All of those old people in the desirable, established neighborhoods represent future supply — one way or another (as rentals, or homes for sale). Even if their kids move it, they will free up one house as well.[/quote]

Absolutely it just slows the flow dramatically which helps demand pile up on itself which creates price supports. Not saying its right or wrong but again “it is what it is”.

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