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I am married, in late 20’s, professional and looking for our first home in the north county coastal area. Came across this site about two years ago after looking one time with an agent and realizing that prices could not be sustainable when we could only afford a 1970’s condo in our target area.

Now we can afford (comfortably)a 1970’s sfr. Hopefully when we buy in 1-2 years that house will be a little nicer and newer!

[hawk]

I work in Government and just spoke with SDG&E about Sunrise last week. The CA Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)designated that the preferred route in the Draft Environmental Impact Report excludes Penasquitos entirely and wants it to run through Miramar Road. Additionally, if for some reason the route changed again and it went through PQ, the Council District negotiated with SDG&E to commit to undergrounding that portion of the line.

[hawk]

I work in Government and just spoke with SDG&E about Sunrise last week. The CA Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)designated that the preferred route in the Draft Environmental Impact Report excludes Penasquitos entirely and wants it to run through Miramar Road. Additionally, if for some reason the route changed again and it went through PQ, the Council District negotiated with SDG&E to commit to undergrounding that portion of the line.

[hawk]

I work in Government and just spoke with SDG&E about Sunrise last week. The CA Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)designated that the preferred route in the Draft Environmental Impact Report excludes Penasquitos entirely and wants it to run through Miramar Road. Additionally, if for some reason the route changed again and it went through PQ, the Council District negotiated with SDG&E to commit to undergrounding that portion of the line.

[hawk]

I work in Government and just spoke with SDG&E about Sunrise last week. The CA Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)designated that the preferred route in the Draft Environmental Impact Report excludes Penasquitos entirely and wants it to run through Miramar Road. Additionally, if for some reason the route changed again and it went through PQ, the Council District negotiated with SDG&E to commit to undergrounding that portion of the line.

[hawk]

I work in Government and just spoke with SDG&E about Sunrise last week. The CA Public Utilities Commission (CPUC)designated that the preferred route in the Draft Environmental Impact Report excludes Penasquitos entirely and wants it to run through Miramar Road. Additionally, if for some reason the route changed again and it went through PQ, the Council District negotiated with SDG&E to commit to undergrounding that portion of the line.

[hawk]

As a follow-up, 2000 sq ft summerhill comparitively priced to an sfr in VP would definitely be preferable if the price came down enough, I agree, will it do so is the question?

[hawk]

As a follow-up, 2000 sq ft summerhill comparitively priced to an sfr in VP would definitely be preferable if the price came down enough, I agree, will it do so is the question?

[hawk]

As a follow-up, 2000 sq ft summerhill comparitively priced to an sfr in VP would definitely be preferable if the price came down enough, I agree, will it do so is the question?

[hawk]

As a follow-up, 2000 sq ft summerhill comparitively priced to an sfr in VP would definitely be preferable if the price came down enough, I agree, will it do so is the question?

[hawk]

As a follow-up, 2000 sq ft summerhill comparitively priced to an sfr in VP would definitely be preferable if the price came down enough, I agree, will it do so is the question?

[hawk]

sdr:
I would also take a Summerhill home for less money as well, but I do not see them going down yet to what we could afford. There are definitely nicer parts of VP than others, I agree.

I have only been inside the Summerhill model that has two bedrooms upstairs and an office down (approx 1600 sq ft) and know it would be too small for us in the long run. The homeowners seemed cramped with two kids there. I have not personally toured the larger models but suspect they would be perfect if the price eventually comes down to what we can afford.

I do like larger yards which are a plus in some of the older places.

The VP condos have really gone down though. We looked 1.5 years ago and the 3/ 2.5 models were listing for 499k and they are definitely not selling for close to that now. We are trying to wait for a sfr though.

2 years of saving should put us in a pretty good situation I hope, but then we will want to start a family and not be over-mortgaged.

[hawk]

sdr:
I would also take a Summerhill home for less money as well, but I do not see them going down yet to what we could afford. There are definitely nicer parts of VP than others, I agree.

I have only been inside the Summerhill model that has two bedrooms upstairs and an office down (approx 1600 sq ft) and know it would be too small for us in the long run. The homeowners seemed cramped with two kids there. I have not personally toured the larger models but suspect they would be perfect if the price eventually comes down to what we can afford.

I do like larger yards which are a plus in some of the older places.

The VP condos have really gone down though. We looked 1.5 years ago and the 3/ 2.5 models were listing for 499k and they are definitely not selling for close to that now. We are trying to wait for a sfr though.

2 years of saving should put us in a pretty good situation I hope, but then we will want to start a family and not be over-mortgaged.

[hawk]

sdr:
I would also take a Summerhill home for less money as well, but I do not see them going down yet to what we could afford. There are definitely nicer parts of VP than others, I agree.

I have only been inside the Summerhill model that has two bedrooms upstairs and an office down (approx 1600 sq ft) and know it would be too small for us in the long run. The homeowners seemed cramped with two kids there. I have not personally toured the larger models but suspect they would be perfect if the price eventually comes down to what we can afford.

I do like larger yards which are a plus in some of the older places.

The VP condos have really gone down though. We looked 1.5 years ago and the 3/ 2.5 models were listing for 499k and they are definitely not selling for close to that now. We are trying to wait for a sfr though.

2 years of saving should put us in a pretty good situation I hope, but then we will want to start a family and not be over-mortgaged.

[hawk]

sdr:
I would also take a Summerhill home for less money as well, but I do not see them going down yet to what we could afford. There are definitely nicer parts of VP than others, I agree.

I have only been inside the Summerhill model that has two bedrooms upstairs and an office down (approx 1600 sq ft) and know it would be too small for us in the long run. The homeowners seemed cramped with two kids there. I have not personally toured the larger models but suspect they would be perfect if the price eventually comes down to what we can afford.

I do like larger yards which are a plus in some of the older places.

The VP condos have really gone down though. We looked 1.5 years ago and the 3/ 2.5 models were listing for 499k and they are definitely not selling for close to that now. We are trying to wait for a sfr though.

2 years of saving should put us in a pretty good situation I hope, but then we will want to start a family and not be over-mortgaged.

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