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(former)FormerSanDiegan
ParticipantYes, we are screwed.
But that is the case whether or not the Fed cuts rates this week.
ParticipantYes, we are screwed.
But that is the case whether or not the Fed cuts rates this week.
ParticipantYes, we are screwed.
But that is the case whether or not the Fed cuts rates this week.
ParticipantYes, we are screwed.
But that is the case whether or not the Fed cuts rates this week.
ParticipantAs a recent transplant out from DC area, I’ve noticed that locals out here seem to be generally apolitical.
I often visit DC and it seems to me everything there is over-politicized. Everything from what you drink and eat to which hand you wipe your ass with, is viewed in terms of politics.
I think coming from there to any part of the US, the people would seem apolitical.
ParticipantAs a recent transplant out from DC area, I’ve noticed that locals out here seem to be generally apolitical.
I often visit DC and it seems to me everything there is over-politicized. Everything from what you drink and eat to which hand you wipe your ass with, is viewed in terms of politics.
I think coming from there to any part of the US, the people would seem apolitical.
ParticipantAs a recent transplant out from DC area, I’ve noticed that locals out here seem to be generally apolitical.
I often visit DC and it seems to me everything there is over-politicized. Everything from what you drink and eat to which hand you wipe your ass with, is viewed in terms of politics.
I think coming from there to any part of the US, the people would seem apolitical.
ParticipantAs a recent transplant out from DC area, I’ve noticed that locals out here seem to be generally apolitical.
I often visit DC and it seems to me everything there is over-politicized. Everything from what you drink and eat to which hand you wipe your ass with, is viewed in terms of politics.
I think coming from there to any part of the US, the people would seem apolitical.
ParticipantAs a recent transplant out from DC area, I’ve noticed that locals out here seem to be generally apolitical.
I often visit DC and it seems to me everything there is over-politicized. Everything from what you drink and eat to which hand you wipe your ass with, is viewed in terms of politics.
I think coming from there to any part of the US, the people would seem apolitical.
January 21, 2008 at 11:31 AM in reply to: We are now within 5% of BOTTOM in for $600K and up SD RE market. #139743ParticipantFor the record, I think we are still at least another 10% from the bottom in San Diego prices. But one thing is true, it’s clearly a better time to buy now than, say 2005.
But, I’m not ready to jump back in. The water is murky still.January 21, 2008 at 11:31 AM in reply to: We are now within 5% of BOTTOM in for $600K and up SD RE market. #139959ParticipantFor the record, I think we are still at least another 10% from the bottom in San Diego prices. But one thing is true, it’s clearly a better time to buy now than, say 2005.
But, I’m not ready to jump back in. The water is murky still.January 21, 2008 at 11:31 AM in reply to: We are now within 5% of BOTTOM in for $600K and up SD RE market. #139980ParticipantFor the record, I think we are still at least another 10% from the bottom in San Diego prices. But one thing is true, it’s clearly a better time to buy now than, say 2005.
But, I’m not ready to jump back in. The water is murky still.January 21, 2008 at 11:31 AM in reply to: We are now within 5% of BOTTOM in for $600K and up SD RE market. #140009ParticipantFor the record, I think we are still at least another 10% from the bottom in San Diego prices. But one thing is true, it’s clearly a better time to buy now than, say 2005.
But, I’m not ready to jump back in. The water is murky still.January 21, 2008 at 11:31 AM in reply to: We are now within 5% of BOTTOM in for $600K and up SD RE market. #140053ParticipantFor the record, I think we are still at least another 10% from the bottom in San Diego prices. But one thing is true, it’s clearly a better time to buy now than, say 2005.
But, I’m not ready to jump back in. The water is murky still. -
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