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ParticipantNice one, that is a good ppsf. I don’t think you’ll be sorry. Welcome to the darkside…
Participant[quote=savingforahouse]I hate the 50 degree water, but that is me and not the other 1million people here.[/quote]
We don’t ever have 50 degree water here. Here’s last year’s data from the NODC, low temp was 57 degrees at Scripps Pier in February. Right now we’re at a brisk 61 degrees. I’ve swam in water down to 50 degrees, and there is a big difference between 50 and 57.
Participant[quote=savingforahouse]I hate the 50 degree water, but that is me and not the other 1million people here.[/quote]
We don’t ever have 50 degree water here. Here’s last year’s data from the NODC, low temp was 57 degrees at Scripps Pier in February. Right now we’re at a brisk 61 degrees. I’ve swam in water down to 50 degrees, and there is a big difference between 50 and 57.
Participant[quote=savingforahouse]I hate the 50 degree water, but that is me and not the other 1million people here.[/quote]
We don’t ever have 50 degree water here. Here’s last year’s data from the NODC, low temp was 57 degrees at Scripps Pier in February. Right now we’re at a brisk 61 degrees. I’ve swam in water down to 50 degrees, and there is a big difference between 50 and 57.
Participant[quote=savingforahouse]I hate the 50 degree water, but that is me and not the other 1million people here.[/quote]
We don’t ever have 50 degree water here. Here’s last year’s data from the NODC, low temp was 57 degrees at Scripps Pier in February. Right now we’re at a brisk 61 degrees. I’ve swam in water down to 50 degrees, and there is a big difference between 50 and 57.
Participant[quote=savingforahouse]I hate the 50 degree water, but that is me and not the other 1million people here.[/quote]
We don’t ever have 50 degree water here. Here’s last year’s data from the NODC, low temp was 57 degrees at Scripps Pier in February. Right now we’re at a brisk 61 degrees. I’ve swam in water down to 50 degrees, and there is a big difference between 50 and 57.
Participant[quote=Rich Toscano]I’m with DWCAP. Consumer confidence tends to just follow whatever the stock market is doing. Here’s a good illustration: [/quote]
Or could it be that when people have extra money, some buy things and some buy stocks? I think it’s correlation, not causation…
Participant[quote=Rich Toscano]I’m with DWCAP. Consumer confidence tends to just follow whatever the stock market is doing. Here’s a good illustration: [/quote]
Or could it be that when people have extra money, some buy things and some buy stocks? I think it’s correlation, not causation…
Participant[quote=Rich Toscano]I’m with DWCAP. Consumer confidence tends to just follow whatever the stock market is doing. Here’s a good illustration: [/quote]
Or could it be that when people have extra money, some buy things and some buy stocks? I think it’s correlation, not causation…
Participant[quote=Rich Toscano]I’m with DWCAP. Consumer confidence tends to just follow whatever the stock market is doing. Here’s a good illustration: [/quote]
Or could it be that when people have extra money, some buy things and some buy stocks? I think it’s correlation, not causation…
Participant[quote=Rich Toscano]I’m with DWCAP. Consumer confidence tends to just follow whatever the stock market is doing. Here’s a good illustration: [/quote]
Or could it be that when people have extra money, some buy things and some buy stocks? I think it’s correlation, not causation…
Participant[quote=jpinpb]I don’t think this is a flip. But thanks to the flippers boosting prices, home sellers are quite comfortable asking half a million for 1000sf in 92104. Not near the beach, but the lot size makes you think you are.
3544 Arnold[/quote]I have no doubt they’ll get $500K for that. The only problems I see with it are the lack of parking and 1 bath. But that’s a nice street, very close to the park, it’s been fixed up — it will sell at a premium.
Participant[quote=jpinpb]I don’t think this is a flip. But thanks to the flippers boosting prices, home sellers are quite comfortable asking half a million for 1000sf in 92104. Not near the beach, but the lot size makes you think you are.
3544 Arnold[/quote]I have no doubt they’ll get $500K for that. The only problems I see with it are the lack of parking and 1 bath. But that’s a nice street, very close to the park, it’s been fixed up — it will sell at a premium.
Participant[quote=jpinpb]I don’t think this is a flip. But thanks to the flippers boosting prices, home sellers are quite comfortable asking half a million for 1000sf in 92104. Not near the beach, but the lot size makes you think you are.
3544 Arnold[/quote]I have no doubt they’ll get $500K for that. The only problems I see with it are the lack of parking and 1 bath. But that’s a nice street, very close to the park, it’s been fixed up — it will sell at a premium.
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