[Eugene]

This is one of those neighborhoods you see on zillow that in 2002 shows 189k then ends up at 722k currently with the zestimate.

I can’t think of any neighborhood in 700k+ range now that sold for less than 300k in 2002.

[Eugene]

This is one of those neighborhoods you see on zillow that in 2002 shows 189k then ends up at 722k currently with the zestimate.

I can’t think of any neighborhood in 700k+ range now that sold for less than 300k in 2002.

[Eugene]

This is one of those neighborhoods you see on zillow that in 2002 shows 189k then ends up at 722k currently with the zestimate.

I can’t think of any neighborhood in 700k+ range now that sold for less than 300k in 2002.

[Eugene]

This is one of those neighborhoods you see on zillow that in 2002 shows 189k then ends up at 722k currently with the zestimate.

I can’t think of any neighborhood in 700k+ range now that sold for less than 300k in 2002.

[Eugene]

This is one of those neighborhoods you see on zillow that in 2002 shows 189k then ends up at 722k currently with the zestimate.

I can’t think of any neighborhood in 700k+ range now that sold for less than 300k in 2002.

[Eugene]

1997 prices in a good neighborhood in San Diego? As much as I’d like to see that, it’s not going to happen. Incomes are up 30-40%, interest rates are lower than in 1997, and there was not enough overbuilding to drive prices down. That’s the difference between San Diego and AZ/NV/FL.

1997 prices might happen in Riverside County, and 2000-2001 prices could happen in overbuilt peripheral areas (San Marcos, Escondido, Otay Lakes), but good central neighborhoods like Penasquitos and UTC will not go much lower than 2003.

[Eugene]

1997 prices in a good neighborhood in San Diego? As much as I’d like to see that, it’s not going to happen. Incomes are up 30-40%, interest rates are lower than in 1997, and there was not enough overbuilding to drive prices down. That’s the difference between San Diego and AZ/NV/FL.

1997 prices might happen in Riverside County, and 2000-2001 prices could happen in overbuilt peripheral areas (San Marcos, Escondido, Otay Lakes), but good central neighborhoods like Penasquitos and UTC will not go much lower than 2003.

[Eugene]

1997 prices in a good neighborhood in San Diego? As much as I’d like to see that, it’s not going to happen. Incomes are up 30-40%, interest rates are lower than in 1997, and there was not enough overbuilding to drive prices down. That’s the difference between San Diego and AZ/NV/FL.

1997 prices might happen in Riverside County, and 2000-2001 prices could happen in overbuilt peripheral areas (San Marcos, Escondido, Otay Lakes), but good central neighborhoods like Penasquitos and UTC will not go much lower than 2003.

[Eugene]

1997 prices in a good neighborhood in San Diego? As much as I’d like to see that, it’s not going to happen. Incomes are up 30-40%, interest rates are lower than in 1997, and there was not enough overbuilding to drive prices down. That’s the difference between San Diego and AZ/NV/FL.

1997 prices might happen in Riverside County, and 2000-2001 prices could happen in overbuilt peripheral areas (San Marcos, Escondido, Otay Lakes), but good central neighborhoods like Penasquitos and UTC will not go much lower than 2003.

[Eugene]

1997 prices in a good neighborhood in San Diego? As much as I’d like to see that, it’s not going to happen. Incomes are up 30-40%, interest rates are lower than in 1997, and there was not enough overbuilding to drive prices down. That’s the difference between San Diego and AZ/NV/FL.

1997 prices might happen in Riverside County, and 2000-2001 prices could happen in overbuilt peripheral areas (San Marcos, Escondido, Otay Lakes), but good central neighborhoods like Penasquitos and UTC will not go much lower than 2003.

[Eugene]

For every responsible renter with enough money to buy a house (even at pre-bubble prices) there are five homeowners who stand to lose tons of money if house values go down.

[Eugene]

For every responsible renter with enough money to buy a house (even at pre-bubble prices) there are five homeowners who stand to lose tons of money if house values go down.

[Eugene]

For every responsible renter with enough money to buy a house (even at pre-bubble prices) there are five homeowners who stand to lose tons of money if house values go down.

[Eugene]

For every responsible renter with enough money to buy a house (even at pre-bubble prices) there are five homeowners who stand to lose tons of money if house values go down.

[Eugene]

For every responsible renter with enough money to buy a house (even at pre-bubble prices) there are five homeowners who stand to lose tons of money if house values go down.

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