Why is San Diego real estate still so expensive?

[an]

Thanks for bringing some data points ocrenter. I’ve researched LA/OC property too in the recent past when I ponder of moving up there for a job. After seeing what I’d get paid there, looking for homes w/in 15-20 minutes drive to work that’s in area that have schools with API ranking in the 9-10s, comparable size of home and lot, and the distance to the coast, I’m dropped that pondering real quick. I’d like to hear CAR’s rebuttal to your assertion.

[sdrealtor]

Because everyone wants to live here;)

Someone had to say it, why not the Realtor?

[sdrealtor]

Because everyone wants to live here;)

Someone had to say it, why not the Realtor?

[sdrealtor]

Because everyone wants to live here;)

Someone had to say it, why not the Realtor?

[sdrealtor]

Because everyone wants to live here;)

Someone had to say it, why not the Realtor?

[sdrealtor]

Because everyone wants to live here;)

Someone had to say it, why not the Realtor?

[paramount]

[quote=sdrealtor]Because everyone wants to live here;)

Someone had to say it, why not the Realtor?[/quote]

That’s about as true as saying everyone who lives in Detroit wants out.

[paramount]

[quote=sdrealtor]Because everyone wants to live here;)

Someone had to say it, why not the Realtor?[/quote]

That’s about as true as saying everyone who lives in Detroit wants out.

[paramount]

[quote=sdrealtor]Because everyone wants to live here;)

Someone had to say it, why not the Realtor?[/quote]

That’s about as true as saying everyone who lives in Detroit wants out.

[paramount]

[quote=sdrealtor]Because everyone wants to live here;)

Someone had to say it, why not the Realtor?[/quote]

That’s about as true as saying everyone who lives in Detroit wants out.

[paramount]

[quote=sdrealtor]Because everyone wants to live here;)

Someone had to say it, why not the Realtor?[/quote]

That’s about as true as saying everyone who lives in Detroit wants out.

[Eugene]

[quote=permabear]
I’m looking at 92131, 92127, and 92064. If you’re making 200k, you’re in the top 5% of earners for any of those areas. That means you should be able to afford the top 5% of homes. [/quote]

You’re not and you shouldn’t.

In 92131, 200k would put you around the 75th percentile among all households and possibly as low as 60th percentile among homeowners. In 92064 and 92127, that would be the 80th percentile among all households and the 70th percentile among homeowners.

[Eugene]

[quote=permabear]
I’m looking at 92131, 92127, and 92064. If you’re making 200k, you’re in the top 5% of earners for any of those areas. That means you should be able to afford the top 5% of homes. [/quote]

You’re not and you shouldn’t.

In 92131, 200k would put you around the 75th percentile among all households and possibly as low as 60th percentile among homeowners. In 92064 and 92127, that would be the 80th percentile among all households and the 70th percentile among homeowners.

[Eugene]

[quote=permabear]
I’m looking at 92131, 92127, and 92064. If you’re making 200k, you’re in the top 5% of earners for any of those areas. That means you should be able to afford the top 5% of homes. [/quote]

You’re not and you shouldn’t.

In 92131, 200k would put you around the 75th percentile among all households and possibly as low as 60th percentile among homeowners. In 92064 and 92127, that would be the 80th percentile among all households and the 70th percentile among homeowners.

[Eugene]

[quote=permabear]
I’m looking at 92131, 92127, and 92064. If you’re making 200k, you’re in the top 5% of earners for any of those areas. That means you should be able to afford the top 5% of homes. [/quote]

You’re not and you shouldn’t.

In 92131, 200k would put you around the 75th percentile among all households and possibly as low as 60th percentile among homeowners. In 92064 and 92127, that would be the 80th percentile among all households and the 70th percentile among homeowners.

[Author]

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