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ParticipantIt will be interesting if Portland and Seattle get hammered in price as bad as Cali has. They peaked later.
I remember thinking it crazy that Las Vegas and Phoenix had much higher medians than Denver during the height of the bubble. That has corrected itself big time. Denver is back to having a higher median than those 2 towns.
ParticipantIf Seattle had even close to SD’s weather I’d much prefer living up there. Much prettier, more character, more culture, better class of people… the weather just sucks 9 mos a year.
ParticipantIf Seattle had even close to SD’s weather I’d much prefer living up there. Much prettier, more character, more culture, better class of people… the weather just sucks 9 mos a year.
ParticipantIf Seattle had even close to SD’s weather I’d much prefer living up there. Much prettier, more character, more culture, better class of people… the weather just sucks 9 mos a year.
ParticipantIf Seattle had even close to SD’s weather I’d much prefer living up there. Much prettier, more character, more culture, better class of people… the weather just sucks 9 mos a year.
ParticipantIf Seattle had even close to SD’s weather I’d much prefer living up there. Much prettier, more character, more culture, better class of people… the weather just sucks 9 mos a year.
ParticipantI still think there is a HUGE disparity in what you can get in terms of house in other states. It is STILL really expensive to get a SFR in a good neighborhood with a good school district in San Diego, OC, LA, San Jose area or SF area.
Sure, the crappy parts of the state like the Inland Empire, Central Valley or less desireable areas in SD like South Bay, East County, and O-side and Escondido are more affordable, but I wouldn’t want to live there. The decent areas of Coastal CA are STILL super expensive.
You still get dramtatically more for your money in terms of house size + neighborhood in other states.
ParticipantI still think there is a HUGE disparity in what you can get in terms of house in other states. It is STILL really expensive to get a SFR in a good neighborhood with a good school district in San Diego, OC, LA, San Jose area or SF area.
Sure, the crappy parts of the state like the Inland Empire, Central Valley or less desireable areas in SD like South Bay, East County, and O-side and Escondido are more affordable, but I wouldn’t want to live there. The decent areas of Coastal CA are STILL super expensive.
You still get dramtatically more for your money in terms of house size + neighborhood in other states.
ParticipantI still think there is a HUGE disparity in what you can get in terms of house in other states. It is STILL really expensive to get a SFR in a good neighborhood with a good school district in San Diego, OC, LA, San Jose area or SF area.
Sure, the crappy parts of the state like the Inland Empire, Central Valley or less desireable areas in SD like South Bay, East County, and O-side and Escondido are more affordable, but I wouldn’t want to live there. The decent areas of Coastal CA are STILL super expensive.
You still get dramtatically more for your money in terms of house size + neighborhood in other states.
ParticipantI still think there is a HUGE disparity in what you can get in terms of house in other states. It is STILL really expensive to get a SFR in a good neighborhood with a good school district in San Diego, OC, LA, San Jose area or SF area.
Sure, the crappy parts of the state like the Inland Empire, Central Valley or less desireable areas in SD like South Bay, East County, and O-side and Escondido are more affordable, but I wouldn’t want to live there. The decent areas of Coastal CA are STILL super expensive.
You still get dramtatically more for your money in terms of house size + neighborhood in other states.
ParticipantI still think there is a HUGE disparity in what you can get in terms of house in other states. It is STILL really expensive to get a SFR in a good neighborhood with a good school district in San Diego, OC, LA, San Jose area or SF area.
Sure, the crappy parts of the state like the Inland Empire, Central Valley or less desireable areas in SD like South Bay, East County, and O-side and Escondido are more affordable, but I wouldn’t want to live there. The decent areas of Coastal CA are STILL super expensive.
You still get dramtatically more for your money in terms of house size + neighborhood in other states.
ParticipantI guess if you have kids places like Scripps Ranch, Poway make sense. But I would absolutely HATE it there. Total cookie cutter suburbia personafied. Absolutely no character at all. In San Diego suburbia it’s like they cut & pasted the same stip center from Eastlake to Carmel Valley to all of those new areas. Yuck!!! But people love that crap in places like SoCal, Phoenix, Riverside, Dallas…cookie cutter houses and cookie cutter people.
What can’t we have this awesome mediterannean climate, yet neighborhoods with character, walkability, quaint downtowns??… like Portland, SF, Seattle, Boston, etc??? Why does SoCal and the Sunbelt states (Arizona, Texas, Nevada, Florida) have to be this gigantic sea of stucco colored cookie cutter, nowhereland, no character, McMansion suburbia? YUCK!
Mission Hills is much cooler than Scripps or Poway. I would take a craftsman in Morley Field over Scripps anyday. But yes you would have to send the kids to private schools.
ParticipantI guess if you have kids places like Scripps Ranch, Poway make sense. But I would absolutely HATE it there. Total cookie cutter suburbia personafied. Absolutely no character at all. In San Diego suburbia it’s like they cut & pasted the same stip center from Eastlake to Carmel Valley to all of those new areas. Yuck!!! But people love that crap in places like SoCal, Phoenix, Riverside, Dallas…cookie cutter houses and cookie cutter people.
What can’t we have this awesome mediterannean climate, yet neighborhoods with character, walkability, quaint downtowns??… like Portland, SF, Seattle, Boston, etc??? Why does SoCal and the Sunbelt states (Arizona, Texas, Nevada, Florida) have to be this gigantic sea of stucco colored cookie cutter, nowhereland, no character, McMansion suburbia? YUCK!
Mission Hills is much cooler than Scripps or Poway. I would take a craftsman in Morley Field over Scripps anyday. But yes you would have to send the kids to private schools.
ParticipantI guess if you have kids places like Scripps Ranch, Poway make sense. But I would absolutely HATE it there. Total cookie cutter suburbia personafied. Absolutely no character at all. In San Diego suburbia it’s like they cut & pasted the same stip center from Eastlake to Carmel Valley to all of those new areas. Yuck!!! But people love that crap in places like SoCal, Phoenix, Riverside, Dallas…cookie cutter houses and cookie cutter people.
What can’t we have this awesome mediterannean climate, yet neighborhoods with character, walkability, quaint downtowns??… like Portland, SF, Seattle, Boston, etc??? Why does SoCal and the Sunbelt states (Arizona, Texas, Nevada, Florida) have to be this gigantic sea of stucco colored cookie cutter, nowhereland, no character, McMansion suburbia? YUCK!
Mission Hills is much cooler than Scripps or Poway. I would take a craftsman in Morley Field over Scripps anyday. But yes you would have to send the kids to private schools.
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