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[quote=utcsox][quote=zk]Torrey hills is nice. You might also want to consider the communities immediately adjacent to the east. Carriage Run has some (relatively) affordable homes, and they’re almost new. Steeplechase is a bit older, but nice. It’s an extra 2 or 3 minutes from SV to Steeplechase (compared to torrey hills) but it’s 2 or 3 minutes closer to the middle school and the high school.

Busy is a relative term, but I’d say CM road is pretty noisy and busy.[/quote]

Carriage Run is nice, but the pricing is really really confusing. I have seen the pricing for plan 1 range from low 600 to mid 800s. FYI, the former model model houses for plan 1, 2, 3 sold for $760k, $835k, and $863k respectively.[/quote]

The plan 1 sold for low 600K was: (1) very close to power line/tower; (2) one of the last few homes left so builder lowered the price to close the book/community; (3) seasoned buyer that knows the builder. You not going to find another one like that for that price…

The model plan 1 has many upgrades but poor floor plan with 2 bedrooms up and 1 down. Pardee later revised that floor plan to 3 bedrooms up and 1 down. But still a good price at $760K.

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I would recommend Koi Palace in Colma/Daily City. The place is packed during lunch and be prepared to wait. R & G Lounge for Asian food if you near Chinatown or North Beach.

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No doubt the 335i is a great ride but I would avoid the 335i until they put a permanent fix on the High Pressure Fuel Pump issues. I was going to buy a used convertible 08-10 and found out too many issues with the fuel pump and too many repeated repairs without any success.

Here’s the info: http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=333519

Besides, I believe the 2012 or 2013 is a new or redesign from the previous generation.

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No doubt the 335i is a great ride but I would avoid the 335i until they put a permanent fix on the High Pressure Fuel Pump issues. I was going to buy a used convertible 08-10 and found out too many issues with the fuel pump and too many repeated repairs without any success.

Here’s the info: http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=333519

Besides, I believe the 2012 or 2013 is a new or redesign from the previous generation.

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No doubt the 335i is a great ride but I would avoid the 335i until they put a permanent fix on the High Pressure Fuel Pump issues. I was going to buy a used convertible 08-10 and found out too many issues with the fuel pump and too many repeated repairs without any success.

Here’s the info: http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=333519

Besides, I believe the 2012 or 2013 is a new or redesign from the previous generation.

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No doubt the 335i is a great ride but I would avoid the 335i until they put a permanent fix on the High Pressure Fuel Pump issues. I was going to buy a used convertible 08-10 and found out too many issues with the fuel pump and too many repeated repairs without any success.

Here’s the info: http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=333519

Besides, I believe the 2012 or 2013 is a new or redesign from the previous generation.

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No doubt the 335i is a great ride but I would avoid the 335i until they put a permanent fix on the High Pressure Fuel Pump issues. I was going to buy a used convertible 08-10 and found out too many issues with the fuel pump and too many repeated repairs without any success.

Here’s the info: http://www.e90post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=333519

Besides, I believe the 2012 or 2013 is a new or redesign from the previous generation.

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sf2sd, I also moved from SF area to SD and been here for 4 years. I used to lived in Russian Hill, Fremont, and Santa Clara. SD reminds me of the peninsula, must slower and less hassle than the city.

One area you might want to consider is Carmel Valley. This area has newer homes than Del Mar or other coast areas. You will definitely find a very nice home for less than $2M or more than if you look for custom build. School here is also excellent and within the same Del Mar school district. As for hotel, try the Grand Del Mar. You will find many custom homes as you drive through toward the entrance of the hotel.

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sf2sd, I also moved from SF area to SD and been here for 4 years. I used to lived in Russian Hill, Fremont, and Santa Clara. SD reminds me of the peninsula, must slower and less hassle than the city.

One area you might want to consider is Carmel Valley. This area has newer homes than Del Mar or other coast areas. You will definitely find a very nice home for less than $2M or more than if you look for custom build. School here is also excellent and within the same Del Mar school district. As for hotel, try the Grand Del Mar. You will find many custom homes as you drive through toward the entrance of the hotel.

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sf2sd, I also moved from SF area to SD and been here for 4 years. I used to lived in Russian Hill, Fremont, and Santa Clara. SD reminds me of the peninsula, must slower and less hassle than the city.

One area you might want to consider is Carmel Valley. This area has newer homes than Del Mar or other coast areas. You will definitely find a very nice home for less than $2M or more than if you look for custom build. School here is also excellent and within the same Del Mar school district. As for hotel, try the Grand Del Mar. You will find many custom homes as you drive through toward the entrance of the hotel.

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sf2sd, I also moved from SF area to SD and been here for 4 years. I used to lived in Russian Hill, Fremont, and Santa Clara. SD reminds me of the peninsula, must slower and less hassle than the city.

One area you might want to consider is Carmel Valley. This area has newer homes than Del Mar or other coast areas. You will definitely find a very nice home for less than $2M or more than if you look for custom build. School here is also excellent and within the same Del Mar school district. As for hotel, try the Grand Del Mar. You will find many custom homes as you drive through toward the entrance of the hotel.

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sf2sd, I also moved from SF area to SD and been here for 4 years. I used to lived in Russian Hill, Fremont, and Santa Clara. SD reminds me of the peninsula, must slower and less hassle than the city.

One area you might want to consider is Carmel Valley. This area has newer homes than Del Mar or other coast areas. You will definitely find a very nice home for less than $2M or more than if you look for custom build. School here is also excellent and within the same Del Mar school district. As for hotel, try the Grand Del Mar. You will find many custom homes as you drive through toward the entrance of the hotel.

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Shadowfax, another area you might want to consider, if you work in the peninsula, is Cupertino. That area is well known for its school being one of the best in SF areas.

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Shadowfax, another area you might want to consider, if you work in the peninsula, is Cupertino. That area is well known for its school being one of the best in SF areas.

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Shadowfax, another area you might want to consider, if you work in the peninsula, is Cupertino. That area is well known for its school being one of the best in SF areas.

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