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Captioning the Quote:

Geithner: “If I dont tell them how Fd up things are, maybe itll all go away!”

Obama “Ahhh, Hope…..”

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Captioning the Quote:

Geithner: “If I dont tell them how Fd up things are, maybe itll all go away!”

Obama “Ahhh, Hope…..”

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[quote=SmellsFeeshy][quote=sdnerd]I’m not sure what impact the UCSD schedule has on the area. Summer is coming up, so maybe it’s that time of the year or something. I have seen a lot of moving trucks the last few weeks, and younger people & their parents carrying furniture. [/quote]

I’m guessing that due to the UCSD schedule vacancies will continue to rise and prices will continue to fall through July (spring quarter ends late June IIRC). Students should start renting again in late August so maybe rent prices will stabilize a bit then.

I remember when I was looking on Craigslist I saw a 1BR at Verano renting for something like $950/month! First sub $1000 apartment I’ve seen in UTC for a long time.
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1/1’s in Mira Mesa have just started to hit around the higher $900’s. Most still try to go for more, and rents move slowly, but I know complexs (atleast 1)in the Southeastern area are loosing people quickly. It is only a matter of time. It will be hard for UTC to move up much on the backs of students when they can just move to MM and pay less.

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[quote=SmellsFeeshy][quote=sdnerd]I’m not sure what impact the UCSD schedule has on the area. Summer is coming up, so maybe it’s that time of the year or something. I have seen a lot of moving trucks the last few weeks, and younger people & their parents carrying furniture. [/quote]

I’m guessing that due to the UCSD schedule vacancies will continue to rise and prices will continue to fall through July (spring quarter ends late June IIRC). Students should start renting again in late August so maybe rent prices will stabilize a bit then.

I remember when I was looking on Craigslist I saw a 1BR at Verano renting for something like $950/month! First sub $1000 apartment I’ve seen in UTC for a long time.
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1/1’s in Mira Mesa have just started to hit around the higher $900’s. Most still try to go for more, and rents move slowly, but I know complexs (atleast 1)in the Southeastern area are loosing people quickly. It is only a matter of time. It will be hard for UTC to move up much on the backs of students when they can just move to MM and pay less.

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[quote=SmellsFeeshy][quote=sdnerd]I’m not sure what impact the UCSD schedule has on the area. Summer is coming up, so maybe it’s that time of the year or something. I have seen a lot of moving trucks the last few weeks, and younger people & their parents carrying furniture. [/quote]

I’m guessing that due to the UCSD schedule vacancies will continue to rise and prices will continue to fall through July (spring quarter ends late June IIRC). Students should start renting again in late August so maybe rent prices will stabilize a bit then.

I remember when I was looking on Craigslist I saw a 1BR at Verano renting for something like $950/month! First sub $1000 apartment I’ve seen in UTC for a long time.
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1/1’s in Mira Mesa have just started to hit around the higher $900’s. Most still try to go for more, and rents move slowly, but I know complexs (atleast 1)in the Southeastern area are loosing people quickly. It is only a matter of time. It will be hard for UTC to move up much on the backs of students when they can just move to MM and pay less.

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[quote=SmellsFeeshy][quote=sdnerd]I’m not sure what impact the UCSD schedule has on the area. Summer is coming up, so maybe it’s that time of the year or something. I have seen a lot of moving trucks the last few weeks, and younger people & their parents carrying furniture. [/quote]

I’m guessing that due to the UCSD schedule vacancies will continue to rise and prices will continue to fall through July (spring quarter ends late June IIRC). Students should start renting again in late August so maybe rent prices will stabilize a bit then.

I remember when I was looking on Craigslist I saw a 1BR at Verano renting for something like $950/month! First sub $1000 apartment I’ve seen in UTC for a long time.
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1/1’s in Mira Mesa have just started to hit around the higher $900’s. Most still try to go for more, and rents move slowly, but I know complexs (atleast 1)in the Southeastern area are loosing people quickly. It is only a matter of time. It will be hard for UTC to move up much on the backs of students when they can just move to MM and pay less.

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[quote=SmellsFeeshy][quote=sdnerd]I’m not sure what impact the UCSD schedule has on the area. Summer is coming up, so maybe it’s that time of the year or something. I have seen a lot of moving trucks the last few weeks, and younger people & their parents carrying furniture. [/quote]

I’m guessing that due to the UCSD schedule vacancies will continue to rise and prices will continue to fall through July (spring quarter ends late June IIRC). Students should start renting again in late August so maybe rent prices will stabilize a bit then.

I remember when I was looking on Craigslist I saw a 1BR at Verano renting for something like $950/month! First sub $1000 apartment I’ve seen in UTC for a long time.
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1/1’s in Mira Mesa have just started to hit around the higher $900’s. Most still try to go for more, and rents move slowly, but I know complexs (atleast 1)in the Southeastern area are loosing people quickly. It is only a matter of time. It will be hard for UTC to move up much on the backs of students when they can just move to MM and pay less.

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Depends completly on what she likes to do. Does she like the city stuff like Vegas offers? OR is she into a country retreat, slow life kinda thing?

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Depends completly on what she likes to do. Does she like the city stuff like Vegas offers? OR is she into a country retreat, slow life kinda thing?

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Depends completly on what she likes to do. Does she like the city stuff like Vegas offers? OR is she into a country retreat, slow life kinda thing?

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Depends completly on what she likes to do. Does she like the city stuff like Vegas offers? OR is she into a country retreat, slow life kinda thing?

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Depends completly on what she likes to do. Does she like the city stuff like Vegas offers? OR is she into a country retreat, slow life kinda thing?

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Thanks for posting the link FLU. Unfornatually I just didnt have the energy or time to look into these “profits” for any form of reality.

Talk about a manufactured bottom/boom. All it took for Wells Fargo to only loose $300 million was for the government to step in an manipulate the markets to get a refi/housing boom, a few billion in TARP, aqusition of a failed competator, and the congressionally forced abandonment of the “mark to market” rules which were forcing reality. Oh, dont forget PIPP coming into existance to help out those troubled asset values as there will soon be an overeager buyer looking to loose money.

And I like Wells. I bank with them. I think they got forced into the TARP money, and they bailed us the taxpayer out of the BS they were gonna do with citi and wachovia. But still, all this market intervention and accounting schenanagans, to only loose $300 million!

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Thanks for posting the link FLU. Unfornatually I just didnt have the energy or time to look into these “profits” for any form of reality.

Talk about a manufactured bottom/boom. All it took for Wells Fargo to only loose $300 million was for the government to step in an manipulate the markets to get a refi/housing boom, a few billion in TARP, aqusition of a failed competator, and the congressionally forced abandonment of the “mark to market” rules which were forcing reality. Oh, dont forget PIPP coming into existance to help out those troubled asset values as there will soon be an overeager buyer looking to loose money.

And I like Wells. I bank with them. I think they got forced into the TARP money, and they bailed us the taxpayer out of the BS they were gonna do with citi and wachovia. But still, all this market intervention and accounting schenanagans, to only loose $300 million!

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Thanks for posting the link FLU. Unfornatually I just didnt have the energy or time to look into these “profits” for any form of reality.

Talk about a manufactured bottom/boom. All it took for Wells Fargo to only loose $300 million was for the government to step in an manipulate the markets to get a refi/housing boom, a few billion in TARP, aqusition of a failed competator, and the congressionally forced abandonment of the “mark to market” rules which were forcing reality. Oh, dont forget PIPP coming into existance to help out those troubled asset values as there will soon be an overeager buyer looking to loose money.

And I like Wells. I bank with them. I think they got forced into the TARP money, and they bailed us the taxpayer out of the BS they were gonna do with citi and wachovia. But still, all this market intervention and accounting schenanagans, to only loose $300 million!

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