[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.
[quote=sdduuuude]Just so you know – I was asking everyone for their final answer – not just FSD.[/quote]
Location location location, weather weather weather, jobs jobs jobs :-).
[quote=sdduuuude]Just so you know – I was asking everyone for their final answer – not just FSD.[/quote]
Location location location, weather weather weather, jobs jobs jobs :-).
[quote=sdduuuude]Just so you know – I was asking everyone for their final answer – not just FSD.[/quote]
Location location location, weather weather weather, jobs jobs jobs :-).
[quote=sdduuuude]Just so you know – I was asking everyone for their final answer – not just FSD.[/quote]
Location location location, weather weather weather, jobs jobs jobs :-).
[quote=sdduuuude]Just so you know – I was asking everyone for their final answer – not just FSD.[/quote]
Location location location, weather weather weather, jobs jobs jobs :-).
I second SDR and AN, except for “jobs, jobs, jobs.” The “jobs” seem to be located in abundance only in certain pockets. Other pockets seem to be primarily retirement areas.
Not sure of this, but possibly less inventory available than cities in other states because of retirees staying put due to prop 13 eligibility.
I second SDR and AN, except for “jobs, jobs, jobs.” The “jobs” seem to be located in abundance only in certain pockets. Other pockets seem to be primarily retirement areas.
Not sure of this, but possibly less inventory available than cities in other states because of retirees staying put due to prop 13 eligibility.
I second SDR and AN, except for “jobs, jobs, jobs.” The “jobs” seem to be located in abundance only in certain pockets. Other pockets seem to be primarily retirement areas.
Not sure of this, but possibly less inventory available than cities in other states because of retirees staying put due to prop 13 eligibility.
I second SDR and AN, except for “jobs, jobs, jobs.” The “jobs” seem to be located in abundance only in certain pockets. Other pockets seem to be primarily retirement areas.
Not sure of this, but possibly less inventory available than cities in other states because of retirees staying put due to prop 13 eligibility.
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