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  • October 3, 2009 at 8:29 AM #464022
    MANmom
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    This area of PQ in the article is already full of low income housing. They are just tearing down some old stuff and building newer low income housing. I really think that PQ must be divided into two distinct areas, on is on the east side of Black Mountain park and the other to the south and west. Old PQ vs. newer PQ, there really isn’t any comparison. If you are saying that because they are building these low-income units that the housing prices will fall, I think that would only happen in the “old PQ” where these are being built.

    October 3, 2009 at 9:34 AM #463247
    sdcellar
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    The complex doesn’t sound like it’s low income. It will have some low income units, but the rest will be at market. Assuming that it gets finished, I’d think it would be a desirable addition to old PQ, rather than the other way around. Generally, I’m not the biggest fan of big increases in density, but this seems like an improvement to the immediate area.

    October 3, 2009 at 9:34 AM #463439
    sdcellar
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    The complex doesn’t sound like it’s low income. It will have some low income units, but the rest will be at market. Assuming that it gets finished, I’d think it would be a desirable addition to old PQ, rather than the other way around. Generally, I’m not the biggest fan of big increases in density, but this seems like an improvement to the immediate area.

    October 3, 2009 at 9:34 AM #463785
    sdcellar
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    The complex doesn’t sound like it’s low income. It will have some low income units, but the rest will be at market. Assuming that it gets finished, I’d think it would be a desirable addition to old PQ, rather than the other way around. Generally, I’m not the biggest fan of big increases in density, but this seems like an improvement to the immediate area.

    October 3, 2009 at 9:34 AM #463856
    sdcellar
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    The complex doesn’t sound like it’s low income. It will have some low income units, but the rest will be at market. Assuming that it gets finished, I’d think it would be a desirable addition to old PQ, rather than the other way around. Generally, I’m not the biggest fan of big increases in density, but this seems like an improvement to the immediate area.

    October 3, 2009 at 9:34 AM #464062
    sdcellar
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    The complex doesn’t sound like it’s low income. It will have some low income units, but the rest will be at market. Assuming that it gets finished, I’d think it would be a desirable addition to old PQ, rather than the other way around. Generally, I’m not the biggest fan of big increases in density, but this seems like an improvement to the immediate area.

    October 3, 2009 at 10:04 AM #463252
    sdcellar
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    Also, you’re on the right track with older/newer and that’s what I’m interested in hearing as well. PQ is hot right now. Is it all of it? Old? New? Medium?

    For example, the newest parts do indeed have hefty Mello-Ruse and HOAs. They’re also better located. And more expensive.

    PQ definitely seems like it could be micro markets within a small market. So, what are we talking about?

    October 3, 2009 at 10:04 AM #463444
    sdcellar
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    Also, you’re on the right track with older/newer and that’s what I’m interested in hearing as well. PQ is hot right now. Is it all of it? Old? New? Medium?

    For example, the newest parts do indeed have hefty Mello-Ruse and HOAs. They’re also better located. And more expensive.

    PQ definitely seems like it could be micro markets within a small market. So, what are we talking about?

    October 3, 2009 at 10:04 AM #463790
    sdcellar
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    Also, you’re on the right track with older/newer and that’s what I’m interested in hearing as well. PQ is hot right now. Is it all of it? Old? New? Medium?

    For example, the newest parts do indeed have hefty Mello-Ruse and HOAs. They’re also better located. And more expensive.

    PQ definitely seems like it could be micro markets within a small market. So, what are we talking about?

    October 3, 2009 at 10:04 AM #463861
    sdcellar
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    Also, you’re on the right track with older/newer and that’s what I’m interested in hearing as well. PQ is hot right now. Is it all of it? Old? New? Medium?

    For example, the newest parts do indeed have hefty Mello-Ruse and HOAs. They’re also better located. And more expensive.

    PQ definitely seems like it could be micro markets within a small market. So, what are we talking about?

    October 3, 2009 at 10:04 AM #464067
    sdcellar
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    Also, you’re on the right track with older/newer and that’s what I’m interested in hearing as well. PQ is hot right now. Is it all of it? Old? New? Medium?

    For example, the newest parts do indeed have hefty Mello-Ruse and HOAs. They’re also better located. And more expensive.

    PQ definitely seems like it could be micro markets within a small market. So, what are we talking about?

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