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Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantDan/CBad: Completely agree.
Once you start down the censorship slope, where do you stop? And who becomes the grand arbiter of what is right and what is wrong?
Discourse, like democracy, is messy, uncomfortable and ultimately liberating. Leave it be.
ParticipantDan/CBad: Completely agree.
Once you start down the censorship slope, where do you stop? And who becomes the grand arbiter of what is right and what is wrong?
Discourse, like democracy, is messy, uncomfortable and ultimately liberating. Leave it be.
ParticipantDan/CBad: Completely agree.
Once you start down the censorship slope, where do you stop? And who becomes the grand arbiter of what is right and what is wrong?
Discourse, like democracy, is messy, uncomfortable and ultimately liberating. Leave it be.
Participantsdr: Agreed. However, the drops are happening with greater frequency, and by larger amounts.
I use my purchase in 2003 as a yardstick (the market was accelerating at that point, but not nearly as fast as other parts of San Diego, plus I managed to drive a real good deal with a contractor friend who was in financial difficulties). I paid $425k for a 3,400sf custom on 1.2ac. I use approx $150/sf as a “reasonable” ppsf price, depending on quality. We are starting to get back to that point, albeit less quickly than I thought.
Temecula has some tempting prices, including the nicer areas like Morgan Hill and parts of Redhawk. If TG didn’t live there, I might consider picking one up as a rental.
I’m kidding, TG.
I think.
Participantsdr: Agreed. However, the drops are happening with greater frequency, and by larger amounts.
I use my purchase in 2003 as a yardstick (the market was accelerating at that point, but not nearly as fast as other parts of San Diego, plus I managed to drive a real good deal with a contractor friend who was in financial difficulties). I paid $425k for a 3,400sf custom on 1.2ac. I use approx $150/sf as a “reasonable” ppsf price, depending on quality. We are starting to get back to that point, albeit less quickly than I thought.
Temecula has some tempting prices, including the nicer areas like Morgan Hill and parts of Redhawk. If TG didn’t live there, I might consider picking one up as a rental.
I’m kidding, TG.
I think.
Participantsdr: Agreed. However, the drops are happening with greater frequency, and by larger amounts.
I use my purchase in 2003 as a yardstick (the market was accelerating at that point, but not nearly as fast as other parts of San Diego, plus I managed to drive a real good deal with a contractor friend who was in financial difficulties). I paid $425k for a 3,400sf custom on 1.2ac. I use approx $150/sf as a “reasonable” ppsf price, depending on quality. We are starting to get back to that point, albeit less quickly than I thought.
Temecula has some tempting prices, including the nicer areas like Morgan Hill and parts of Redhawk. If TG didn’t live there, I might consider picking one up as a rental.
I’m kidding, TG.
I think.
Participantsdr: Agreed. However, the drops are happening with greater frequency, and by larger amounts.
I use my purchase in 2003 as a yardstick (the market was accelerating at that point, but not nearly as fast as other parts of San Diego, plus I managed to drive a real good deal with a contractor friend who was in financial difficulties). I paid $425k for a 3,400sf custom on 1.2ac. I use approx $150/sf as a “reasonable” ppsf price, depending on quality. We are starting to get back to that point, albeit less quickly than I thought.
Temecula has some tempting prices, including the nicer areas like Morgan Hill and parts of Redhawk. If TG didn’t live there, I might consider picking one up as a rental.
I’m kidding, TG.
I think.
Participantsdr: Agreed. However, the drops are happening with greater frequency, and by larger amounts.
I use my purchase in 2003 as a yardstick (the market was accelerating at that point, but not nearly as fast as other parts of San Diego, plus I managed to drive a real good deal with a contractor friend who was in financial difficulties). I paid $425k for a 3,400sf custom on 1.2ac. I use approx $150/sf as a “reasonable” ppsf price, depending on quality. We are starting to get back to that point, albeit less quickly than I thought.
Temecula has some tempting prices, including the nicer areas like Morgan Hill and parts of Redhawk. If TG didn’t live there, I might consider picking one up as a rental.
I’m kidding, TG.
I think.
ParticipantTG: Obviously, Fallbrook is not Temecula, but the pricing drops here as of late have been stunning. In my neighborhood alone, I have seen a $200k price drop (from $775k to $580k) in about two months and a $50k price drop (from $569 to $519k) in just under two weeks on the market.
Neither property has generated much interest (in terms of open houses and offers), and I know anecdotally that the local market is lagging badly in terms of sales.
ParticipantTG: Obviously, Fallbrook is not Temecula, but the pricing drops here as of late have been stunning. In my neighborhood alone, I have seen a $200k price drop (from $775k to $580k) in about two months and a $50k price drop (from $569 to $519k) in just under two weeks on the market.
Neither property has generated much interest (in terms of open houses and offers), and I know anecdotally that the local market is lagging badly in terms of sales.
ParticipantTG: Obviously, Fallbrook is not Temecula, but the pricing drops here as of late have been stunning. In my neighborhood alone, I have seen a $200k price drop (from $775k to $580k) in about two months and a $50k price drop (from $569 to $519k) in just under two weeks on the market.
Neither property has generated much interest (in terms of open houses and offers), and I know anecdotally that the local market is lagging badly in terms of sales.
ParticipantTG: Obviously, Fallbrook is not Temecula, but the pricing drops here as of late have been stunning. In my neighborhood alone, I have seen a $200k price drop (from $775k to $580k) in about two months and a $50k price drop (from $569 to $519k) in just under two weeks on the market.
Neither property has generated much interest (in terms of open houses and offers), and I know anecdotally that the local market is lagging badly in terms of sales.
ParticipantTG: Obviously, Fallbrook is not Temecula, but the pricing drops here as of late have been stunning. In my neighborhood alone, I have seen a $200k price drop (from $775k to $580k) in about two months and a $50k price drop (from $569 to $519k) in just under two weeks on the market.
Neither property has generated much interest (in terms of open houses and offers), and I know anecdotally that the local market is lagging badly in terms of sales.
ParticipantSDR: Who’s Hannity? Does he play for the Chargers? Kidding, and, no, I am not trying to hijack the thread.
Having done some light commercial construction, including Class A, in San Diego before, I will tell you that the city is and has been in the pocket of developers since time immemorial.
Given the marked shift in the fortunes of the RE market, including Commercial, it will be interesting to see what, if anything, changes.
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