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Housing slumps tend to travel from the suburbs (or super suburbs, or super super suburbs out there in Death Valley or wherever the new developments are now) in towards the city centers in general with the least desirable housing (condos, townhomes, apt. conversions, cracker box houses in bad areas) falling the hardest. It’ll catch up to these areas at some point, but the gas prices can’t be helping much, so it’ll probably slow the decline in the prime central areas IMO.

It’s funny to see people talking about how the areas closer to the golden triangle and downtown haven’t declined as if they are immune somehow. If you read about downturns, it’s totally expected just like the bubble burst was.

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I am completely shocked beyond what words can convey. They didn’t take the fixtures on the bathtub or the shower door?!?!?!?!?

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I am completely shocked beyond what words can convey. They didn’t take the fixtures on the bathtub or the shower door?!?!?!?!?

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I am completely shocked beyond what words can convey. They didn’t take the fixtures on the bathtub or the shower door?!?!?!?!?

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I am completely shocked beyond what words can convey. They didn’t take the fixtures on the bathtub or the shower door?!?!?!?!?

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I am completely shocked beyond what words can convey. They didn’t take the fixtures on the bathtub or the shower door?!?!?!?!?

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Temecula isn’t the most desirable spot in San Diego (relatively) and condos aren’t the most desirable housing units either (relatively). I know you work there, but for “investment” purposes you should consider this.
Have you ever lived in a condo? You state that you are moving out of a house with a lot of acreage. I think you might be in for a shock. I’d rent first. After a few years of living in a condo I vowed I’d never buy a condo.

A condo is a bunch of compromises and hassles. You get your walls torn apart when the neighbor above you has a water leak. This happens several times. You have the neighbor that parks in front of your garage repeatedly because she’s just getting a few groceries out of her car and she’ll move it in a minute. You hear the neighbor upstairs vacuuming at 7:00 am. You hear the drunk husband of the upstairs neighbor climbing up the stairs at 3:00 am. You hear the neighbors next door getting busy at 1:00 am. The couple who have control of the HOA use the money to buy lawn maintenance goods which promptly disappear. This is strange because the HOA has a lawn service and the neighbors also own a new house they’re getting ready to move into.
Like the neighbors, don’t like the neighbors? Either way it doesn’t matter because you have so many neighbors that they’re always changing and you’ll get to experience them all.

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Temecula isn’t the most desirable spot in San Diego (relatively) and condos aren’t the most desirable housing units either (relatively). I know you work there, but for “investment” purposes you should consider this.
Have you ever lived in a condo? You state that you are moving out of a house with a lot of acreage. I think you might be in for a shock. I’d rent first. After a few years of living in a condo I vowed I’d never buy a condo.

A condo is a bunch of compromises and hassles. You get your walls torn apart when the neighbor above you has a water leak. This happens several times. You have the neighbor that parks in front of your garage repeatedly because she’s just getting a few groceries out of her car and she’ll move it in a minute. You hear the neighbor upstairs vacuuming at 7:00 am. You hear the drunk husband of the upstairs neighbor climbing up the stairs at 3:00 am. You hear the neighbors next door getting busy at 1:00 am. The couple who have control of the HOA use the money to buy lawn maintenance goods which promptly disappear. This is strange because the HOA has a lawn service and the neighbors also own a new house they’re getting ready to move into.
Like the neighbors, don’t like the neighbors? Either way it doesn’t matter because you have so many neighbors that they’re always changing and you’ll get to experience them all.

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Temecula isn’t the most desirable spot in San Diego (relatively) and condos aren’t the most desirable housing units either (relatively). I know you work there, but for “investment” purposes you should consider this.
Have you ever lived in a condo? You state that you are moving out of a house with a lot of acreage. I think you might be in for a shock. I’d rent first. After a few years of living in a condo I vowed I’d never buy a condo.

A condo is a bunch of compromises and hassles. You get your walls torn apart when the neighbor above you has a water leak. This happens several times. You have the neighbor that parks in front of your garage repeatedly because she’s just getting a few groceries out of her car and she’ll move it in a minute. You hear the neighbor upstairs vacuuming at 7:00 am. You hear the drunk husband of the upstairs neighbor climbing up the stairs at 3:00 am. You hear the neighbors next door getting busy at 1:00 am. The couple who have control of the HOA use the money to buy lawn maintenance goods which promptly disappear. This is strange because the HOA has a lawn service and the neighbors also own a new house they’re getting ready to move into.
Like the neighbors, don’t like the neighbors? Either way it doesn’t matter because you have so many neighbors that they’re always changing and you’ll get to experience them all.

[Doofrat]

Temecula isn’t the most desirable spot in San Diego (relatively) and condos aren’t the most desirable housing units either (relatively). I know you work there, but for “investment” purposes you should consider this.
Have you ever lived in a condo? You state that you are moving out of a house with a lot of acreage. I think you might be in for a shock. I’d rent first. After a few years of living in a condo I vowed I’d never buy a condo.

A condo is a bunch of compromises and hassles. You get your walls torn apart when the neighbor above you has a water leak. This happens several times. You have the neighbor that parks in front of your garage repeatedly because she’s just getting a few groceries out of her car and she’ll move it in a minute. You hear the neighbor upstairs vacuuming at 7:00 am. You hear the drunk husband of the upstairs neighbor climbing up the stairs at 3:00 am. You hear the neighbors next door getting busy at 1:00 am. The couple who have control of the HOA use the money to buy lawn maintenance goods which promptly disappear. This is strange because the HOA has a lawn service and the neighbors also own a new house they’re getting ready to move into.
Like the neighbors, don’t like the neighbors? Either way it doesn’t matter because you have so many neighbors that they’re always changing and you’ll get to experience them all.

[Doofrat]

Temecula isn’t the most desirable spot in San Diego (relatively) and condos aren’t the most desirable housing units either (relatively). I know you work there, but for “investment” purposes you should consider this.
Have you ever lived in a condo? You state that you are moving out of a house with a lot of acreage. I think you might be in for a shock. I’d rent first. After a few years of living in a condo I vowed I’d never buy a condo.

A condo is a bunch of compromises and hassles. You get your walls torn apart when the neighbor above you has a water leak. This happens several times. You have the neighbor that parks in front of your garage repeatedly because she’s just getting a few groceries out of her car and she’ll move it in a minute. You hear the neighbor upstairs vacuuming at 7:00 am. You hear the drunk husband of the upstairs neighbor climbing up the stairs at 3:00 am. You hear the neighbors next door getting busy at 1:00 am. The couple who have control of the HOA use the money to buy lawn maintenance goods which promptly disappear. This is strange because the HOA has a lawn service and the neighbors also own a new house they’re getting ready to move into.
Like the neighbors, don’t like the neighbors? Either way it doesn’t matter because you have so many neighbors that they’re always changing and you’ll get to experience them all.

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Why don’t you contact Rich and see what he thinks?

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Why don’t you contact Rich and see what he thinks?

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Why don’t you contact Rich and see what he thinks?

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Why don’t you contact Rich and see what he thinks?

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