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1. Hang out with kids
2. Work on house
3. Work on cars
4. Travel
5. Tracking my car

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1. Hang out with kids
2. Work on house
3. Work on cars
4. Travel
5. Tracking my car

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[quote=deadzone]to each his own. I pay less rent than that and I have an ocean view.[/quote]
Is your place also 2900 sq-ft?

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[quote=deadzone]to each his own. I pay less rent than that and I have an ocean view.[/quote]
Is your place also 2900 sq-ft?

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[quote=deadzone]to each his own. I pay less rent than that and I have an ocean view.[/quote]
Is your place also 2900 sq-ft?

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[quote=deadzone]to each his own. I pay less rent than that and I have an ocean view.[/quote]
Is your place also 2900 sq-ft?

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[quote=deadzone]to each his own. I pay less rent than that and I have an ocean view.[/quote]
Is your place also 2900 sq-ft?

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[quote=dd123]I work for one of the companies there.
From my experience with talking to numerous friends/colleagues out there who have kids,
none of them want to buy a house in SV area although they are OK with buying a condo if they don’t have any kids.
MM n general has a reputation of not having good schools in comparison with Poway/Scripps/PQ etc.
MM schools may be getting better but to change the public perception it would take many years..[/quote]
Which is why comparable homes in SV/MM is $100k-200k cheaper than some of the areas that have better schools. If the schools is as good as those other areas, you would being seeing SV/MM selling for at least the same price as those areas if not more, due to its proximity to high tech jobs. Different people have different priority. I can’t deal w/ having to commute to Poway/Scripps/PQ from SV, while many don’t mind.

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[quote=dd123]I work for one of the companies there.
From my experience with talking to numerous friends/colleagues out there who have kids,
none of them want to buy a house in SV area although they are OK with buying a condo if they don’t have any kids.
MM n general has a reputation of not having good schools in comparison with Poway/Scripps/PQ etc.
MM schools may be getting better but to change the public perception it would take many years..[/quote]
Which is why comparable homes in SV/MM is $100k-200k cheaper than some of the areas that have better schools. If the schools is as good as those other areas, you would being seeing SV/MM selling for at least the same price as those areas if not more, due to its proximity to high tech jobs. Different people have different priority. I can’t deal w/ having to commute to Poway/Scripps/PQ from SV, while many don’t mind.

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[quote=dd123]I work for one of the companies there.
From my experience with talking to numerous friends/colleagues out there who have kids,
none of them want to buy a house in SV area although they are OK with buying a condo if they don’t have any kids.
MM n general has a reputation of not having good schools in comparison with Poway/Scripps/PQ etc.
MM schools may be getting better but to change the public perception it would take many years..[/quote]
Which is why comparable homes in SV/MM is $100k-200k cheaper than some of the areas that have better schools. If the schools is as good as those other areas, you would being seeing SV/MM selling for at least the same price as those areas if not more, due to its proximity to high tech jobs. Different people have different priority. I can’t deal w/ having to commute to Poway/Scripps/PQ from SV, while many don’t mind.

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[quote=dd123]I work for one of the companies there.
From my experience with talking to numerous friends/colleagues out there who have kids,
none of them want to buy a house in SV area although they are OK with buying a condo if they don’t have any kids.
MM n general has a reputation of not having good schools in comparison with Poway/Scripps/PQ etc.
MM schools may be getting better but to change the public perception it would take many years..[/quote]
Which is why comparable homes in SV/MM is $100k-200k cheaper than some of the areas that have better schools. If the schools is as good as those other areas, you would being seeing SV/MM selling for at least the same price as those areas if not more, due to its proximity to high tech jobs. Different people have different priority. I can’t deal w/ having to commute to Poway/Scripps/PQ from SV, while many don’t mind.

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[quote=dd123]I work for one of the companies there.
From my experience with talking to numerous friends/colleagues out there who have kids,
none of them want to buy a house in SV area although they are OK with buying a condo if they don’t have any kids.
MM n general has a reputation of not having good schools in comparison with Poway/Scripps/PQ etc.
MM schools may be getting better but to change the public perception it would take many years..[/quote]
Which is why comparable homes in SV/MM is $100k-200k cheaper than some of the areas that have better schools. If the schools is as good as those other areas, you would being seeing SV/MM selling for at least the same price as those areas if not more, due to its proximity to high tech jobs. Different people have different priority. I can’t deal w/ having to commute to Poway/Scripps/PQ from SV, while many don’t mind.

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[quote=deadzone]$3000 to rent 2800sq ft in Sorrento Valley seems a bit expensive.[/quote]
I guess you don’t know this area very well. Here are some examples:
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/apa/2373181559.html (2700 sq-ft vs 2900 sq-ft)
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/apa/2383390423.html (Same floor plan but no way they’ll get the $3850/month asking price)
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/apa/2384495506.html (2500 sq-ft vs 2900 sq-ft)
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/apa/2386430542.html (2100 sq-ft vs 2900 sq-ft)
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/apa/2379564671.html (2000 sq-ft vs 2900 sq-ft)

[quote=deadzone]So what if it is close to a lot of high tech business parks, who wants to live near an industrial park???[/quote]
People who don’t want to be stuck in traffic everyday? People who want no more than 10 minutes commute to work while still get big newer houses with canyon view?

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[quote=deadzone]$3000 to rent 2800sq ft in Sorrento Valley seems a bit expensive.[/quote]
I guess you don’t know this area very well. Here are some examples:
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/apa/2373181559.html (2700 sq-ft vs 2900 sq-ft)
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/apa/2383390423.html (Same floor plan but no way they’ll get the $3850/month asking price)
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/apa/2384495506.html (2500 sq-ft vs 2900 sq-ft)
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/apa/2386430542.html (2100 sq-ft vs 2900 sq-ft)
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/apa/2379564671.html (2000 sq-ft vs 2900 sq-ft)

[quote=deadzone]So what if it is close to a lot of high tech business parks, who wants to live near an industrial park???[/quote]
People who don’t want to be stuck in traffic everyday? People who want no more than 10 minutes commute to work while still get big newer houses with canyon view?

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[quote=deadzone]$3000 to rent 2800sq ft in Sorrento Valley seems a bit expensive.[/quote]
I guess you don’t know this area very well. Here are some examples:
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/apa/2373181559.html (2700 sq-ft vs 2900 sq-ft)
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/apa/2383390423.html (Same floor plan but no way they’ll get the $3850/month asking price)
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/apa/2384495506.html (2500 sq-ft vs 2900 sq-ft)
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/apa/2386430542.html (2100 sq-ft vs 2900 sq-ft)
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/csd/apa/2379564671.html (2000 sq-ft vs 2900 sq-ft)

[quote=deadzone]So what if it is close to a lot of high tech business parks, who wants to live near an industrial park???[/quote]
People who don’t want to be stuck in traffic everyday? People who want no more than 10 minutes commute to work while still get big newer houses with canyon view?

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