[quote=Eugene]I have to say that pricing south of the 8 (Hillcrest, Old Town, North Park, etc) makes very little sense to me in general. Why would anyone want to pay $400/sf for a prewar cottage in North Park? There’s any number of superior neighborhoods that cost less.[/quote]
Clearly it’s not for everyone. I struggle w/the pricing for some of these places and can’t bring myself to do it. I agree for the money, there are other areas that may be more appealing to a larger segment of the public.
Every ZIP has an allure to particular people. I just find the pricing on some of these places in some of the ZIPs I’m looking at to be pushing the realm of reality. Just posted the few I came across lately.
[quote=sdrealtor]
Texas is only $437 so it doesnt really prove anything other than its a nicer house.
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Setting aside the PPSF, both asking 600k basically. Texas, IMO, does not even come close to meriting it. The other, however many feet you want to measure it, is not sitting on University behind the gas station. The location is a little better.
[quote=sdrealtor]
Texas is only $437 so it doesnt really prove anything other than its a nicer house.
[/quote]
Setting aside the PPSF, both asking 600k basically. Texas, IMO, does not even come close to meriting it. The other, however many feet you want to measure it, is not sitting on University behind the gas station. The location is a little better.
[quote=sdrealtor]
Texas is only $437 so it doesnt really prove anything other than its a nicer house.
[/quote]
Setting aside the PPSF, both asking 600k basically. Texas, IMO, does not even come close to meriting it. The other, however many feet you want to measure it, is not sitting on University behind the gas station. The location is a little better.
[quote=sdrealtor]
Texas is only $437 so it doesnt really prove anything other than its a nicer house.
[/quote]
Setting aside the PPSF, both asking 600k basically. Texas, IMO, does not even come close to meriting it. The other, however many feet you want to measure it, is not sitting on University behind the gas station. The location is a little better.
[quote=sdrealtor]
Texas is only $437 so it doesnt really prove anything other than its a nicer house.
[/quote]
Setting aside the PPSF, both asking 600k basically. Texas, IMO, does not even come close to meriting it. The other, however many feet you want to measure it, is not sitting on University behind the gas station. The location is a little better.
Ricechex – I was thinking about what you said about Upas being a busy street. While that may be true, I think it pales in comparison to the heavily commercial University Avenue w/4 lanes, not counting turn lanes at traffic signaled intersections. Plus for Upas, the proximity to Balboa Park somewhat almost makes up for it.
Ricechex – I was thinking about what you said about Upas being a busy street. While that may be true, I think it pales in comparison to the heavily commercial University Avenue w/4 lanes, not counting turn lanes at traffic signaled intersections. Plus for Upas, the proximity to Balboa Park somewhat almost makes up for it.
Ricechex – I was thinking about what you said about Upas being a busy street. While that may be true, I think it pales in comparison to the heavily commercial University Avenue w/4 lanes, not counting turn lanes at traffic signaled intersections. Plus for Upas, the proximity to Balboa Park somewhat almost makes up for it.
Ricechex – I was thinking about what you said about Upas being a busy street. While that may be true, I think it pales in comparison to the heavily commercial University Avenue w/4 lanes, not counting turn lanes at traffic signaled intersections. Plus for Upas, the proximity to Balboa Park somewhat almost makes up for it.
Ricechex – I was thinking about what you said about Upas being a busy street. While that may be true, I think it pales in comparison to the heavily commercial University Avenue w/4 lanes, not counting turn lanes at traffic signaled intersections. Plus for Upas, the proximity to Balboa Park somewhat almost makes up for it.
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