Why is San Diego real estate still so expensive?

[Eugene]

BTW, it’s amazing how much spam there is now in the housing section of craigslist. It was much cleaner just a year ago. and 90% of spam is from one company, “youown.net”. Makes me want to write a crawler that scans through listings and automatically flags everything from that company.

[surveyor]

[quote]
What about rents?
Thoughts?[/quote]

Apartment building and house building in San Diego = regulations, requirements, costs

Apartment building and house building in Miami = less regulations, less requirements, less costs.

[surveyor]

[quote]
What about rents?
Thoughts?[/quote]

Apartment building and house building in San Diego = regulations, requirements, costs

Apartment building and house building in Miami = less regulations, less requirements, less costs.

[surveyor]

[quote]
What about rents?
Thoughts?[/quote]

Apartment building and house building in San Diego = regulations, requirements, costs

Apartment building and house building in Miami = less regulations, less requirements, less costs.

[surveyor]

[quote]
What about rents?
Thoughts?[/quote]

Apartment building and house building in San Diego = regulations, requirements, costs

Apartment building and house building in Miami = less regulations, less requirements, less costs.

[surveyor]

[quote]
What about rents?
Thoughts?[/quote]

Apartment building and house building in San Diego = regulations, requirements, costs

Apartment building and house building in Miami = less regulations, less requirements, less costs.

[sdduuuude]

Thanks, FSD, for the clarification.

So, good discussion – lets hear your final answers – “Why is San Diego real estate still so expensive?”

[sdduuuude]

Thanks, FSD, for the clarification.

So, good discussion – lets hear your final answers – “Why is San Diego real estate still so expensive?”

[sdduuuude]

Thanks, FSD, for the clarification.

So, good discussion – lets hear your final answers – “Why is San Diego real estate still so expensive?”

[sdduuuude]

Thanks, FSD, for the clarification.

So, good discussion – lets hear your final answers – “Why is San Diego real estate still so expensive?”

[sdduuuude]

Thanks, FSD, for the clarification.

So, good discussion – lets hear your final answers – “Why is San Diego real estate still so expensive?”

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=sdduuuude]Thanks, FSD, for the clarification.

So, good discussion – lets hear your final answers – “Why is San Diego real estate still so expensive?”[/quote]

My final thought…
San Diego is an expensive place to rent because there are too many tenants with too much income vying for too few units. Rent levels and current interest rates put a floor on home prices (at least post-bubble) based on the ability to potentially rent out these untis.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=sdduuuude]Thanks, FSD, for the clarification.

So, good discussion – lets hear your final answers – “Why is San Diego real estate still so expensive?”[/quote]

My final thought…
San Diego is an expensive place to rent because there are too many tenants with too much income vying for too few units. Rent levels and current interest rates put a floor on home prices (at least post-bubble) based on the ability to potentially rent out these untis.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=sdduuuude]Thanks, FSD, for the clarification.

So, good discussion – lets hear your final answers – “Why is San Diego real estate still so expensive?”[/quote]

My final thought…
San Diego is an expensive place to rent because there are too many tenants with too much income vying for too few units. Rent levels and current interest rates put a floor on home prices (at least post-bubble) based on the ability to potentially rent out these untis.

[(former)FormerSanDiegan]

[quote=sdduuuude]Thanks, FSD, for the clarification.

So, good discussion – lets hear your final answers – “Why is San Diego real estate still so expensive?”[/quote]

My final thought…
San Diego is an expensive place to rent because there are too many tenants with too much income vying for too few units. Rent levels and current interest rates put a floor on home prices (at least post-bubble) based on the ability to potentially rent out these untis.

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