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ParticipantJust wondered if you could give the exact location of the area you are talking about? I live in RSF, but friends are interested in that area of CV, and I’d like them to check out the congestion issue you’re discussing.
Thanks!ParticipantRaptor
Most of my family and I live in RSF in what most would consider fabulous homes, and we would never consider paying what the “nouveau riche” have been shelling out for homes over the past 10 years to live in this great location. So, don’t worry, you’ll still be paying far more than the “old money” did for their homes. Everything in life is simply relative.
ParticipantRaptor
Most of my family and I live in RSF in what most would consider fabulous homes, and we would never consider paying what the “nouveau riche” have been shelling out for homes over the past 10 years to live in this great location. So, don’t worry, you’ll still be paying far more than the “old money” did for their homes. Everything in life is simply relative.
ParticipantRaptor
Most of my family and I live in RSF in what most would consider fabulous homes, and we would never consider paying what the “nouveau riche” have been shelling out for homes over the past 10 years to live in this great location. So, don’t worry, you’ll still be paying far more than the “old money” did for their homes. Everything in life is simply relative.
ParticipantRaptor
Most of my family and I live in RSF in what most would consider fabulous homes, and we would never consider paying what the “nouveau riche” have been shelling out for homes over the past 10 years to live in this great location. So, don’t worry, you’ll still be paying far more than the “old money” did for their homes. Everything in life is simply relative.
ParticipantRaptor
Most of my family and I live in RSF in what most would consider fabulous homes, and we would never consider paying what the “nouveau riche” have been shelling out for homes over the past 10 years to live in this great location. So, don’t worry, you’ll still be paying far more than the “old money” did for their homes. Everything in life is simply relative.
ParticipantBefore we settled into our home in RSF, we looked at Bressi and locations north of Via de la Valle, but decided against all of them because of the accelerated traffic problems you encounter the further north you go on I-5, and the airport situation at Carlsbad.
I’ve been flying 757’s for 15 years, and regardless of the type of aircraft, I would never want to live near any airport. That said, some family members who live in Point Loma and Sunset Cliffs are effected by the noise at Lindbergh, and others are not, but, as mentioned, property values seem to remain stable. This is also true at the Scottsdale Airport, where homes surround the airport. Historically, those values have held also.
ParticipantBefore we settled into our home in RSF, we looked at Bressi and locations north of Via de la Valle, but decided against all of them because of the accelerated traffic problems you encounter the further north you go on I-5, and the airport situation at Carlsbad.
I’ve been flying 757’s for 15 years, and regardless of the type of aircraft, I would never want to live near any airport. That said, some family members who live in Point Loma and Sunset Cliffs are effected by the noise at Lindbergh, and others are not, but, as mentioned, property values seem to remain stable. This is also true at the Scottsdale Airport, where homes surround the airport. Historically, those values have held also.
ParticipantBefore we settled into our home in RSF, we looked at Bressi and locations north of Via de la Valle, but decided against all of them because of the accelerated traffic problems you encounter the further north you go on I-5, and the airport situation at Carlsbad.
I’ve been flying 757’s for 15 years, and regardless of the type of aircraft, I would never want to live near any airport. That said, some family members who live in Point Loma and Sunset Cliffs are effected by the noise at Lindbergh, and others are not, but, as mentioned, property values seem to remain stable. This is also true at the Scottsdale Airport, where homes surround the airport. Historically, those values have held also.
ParticipantBefore we settled into our home in RSF, we looked at Bressi and locations north of Via de la Valle, but decided against all of them because of the accelerated traffic problems you encounter the further north you go on I-5, and the airport situation at Carlsbad.
I’ve been flying 757’s for 15 years, and regardless of the type of aircraft, I would never want to live near any airport. That said, some family members who live in Point Loma and Sunset Cliffs are effected by the noise at Lindbergh, and others are not, but, as mentioned, property values seem to remain stable. This is also true at the Scottsdale Airport, where homes surround the airport. Historically, those values have held also.
ParticipantBefore we settled into our home in RSF, we looked at Bressi and locations north of Via de la Valle, but decided against all of them because of the accelerated traffic problems you encounter the further north you go on I-5, and the airport situation at Carlsbad.
I’ve been flying 757’s for 15 years, and regardless of the type of aircraft, I would never want to live near any airport. That said, some family members who live in Point Loma and Sunset Cliffs are effected by the noise at Lindbergh, and others are not, but, as mentioned, property values seem to remain stable. This is also true at the Scottsdale Airport, where homes surround the airport. Historically, those values have held also.
ParticipantGreat to hear all your comments. I was simply positing the “other side of the equation” per the rationale of individuals who are still purchasing homes in this current economic climate.
The home I “inherited” (actually was already on the title) was Grandma’s, and is in RSF. We hope to never have to sell it–we love it and plan to stay forever.
ParticipantGreat to hear all your comments. I was simply positing the “other side of the equation” per the rationale of individuals who are still purchasing homes in this current economic climate.
The home I “inherited” (actually was already on the title) was Grandma’s, and is in RSF. We hope to never have to sell it–we love it and plan to stay forever.
ParticipantGreat to hear all your comments. I was simply positing the “other side of the equation” per the rationale of individuals who are still purchasing homes in this current economic climate.
The home I “inherited” (actually was already on the title) was Grandma’s, and is in RSF. We hope to never have to sell it–we love it and plan to stay forever.
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