[jameswenn]

No, i’ve worked for companies in SD that hire programmers in the 50-90K all the time, they’re hourly employees that have to fill out time cards daily.

You usually know who they are, they’re the guys in the office that don’t take 2 hour lunches every other day and come in on time and don’t leave early.

[jameswenn]

[quote=flu]Paul Jacobs is trying to form a group to buy Qualcomm. Up 5% after hours. like I said, something was going to happen.

Cha-ching[/quote]

Paul is Donald Trump Jr

[jameswenn]

It’s apparent that our government is committed to keeping home prices up, so I don’t see anything changing.

[jameswenn]

Clean up the yard, a little trim work, a fresh coat of paint inside and out, ikea flooring and it’s a charming cottage.

[jameswenn]

[quote=4slive]I think API (score) wise, it mainly depends on the asian student percentage, the higher the better. You can see asian family cramped in Pacific Highland Ranch, and all new communities south of 56 in CV, so it’s no wonder why CV school doing good. Similarly, if you look at 4S an Del Sur, more and more asian families moving in, it’ll not only stablize the housing price but also boosting the school reputation IMHO.[/quote]

I think Chinese families tend to gravitate to areas with high scores, I don’t think it’s all Asian groups that you’re looking for.

[jameswenn]

The big difference I see when it comes to public schools is the number of English learners, that naturally bring scores down. So if your kid knows English, they’re going to be fine.

Other than that, the only thing that matters is school yard violence, but that’s going to be hard to find, but it’s rampant in public schools.

[jameswenn]

[quote=outtamojo][quote=jameswenn][quote=markmax33][quote=SD Realtor]Mission Valley is for the most part considered rental property and like many other rental stocked areas has long since bottomed out. With few outlets available for decent returns that are fairly low risk there has been a lot of investor activity the past few years in stock like mission valley condos. Expect them the continue to appreciate modestly this year.[/quote]

I don’t know how you can make this prediction with so many condos being held by the banks. It seems irresponsible to me. Show me how many bank owned Condos there are still that haven’t been foreclosed and then make this prediction.[/quote]

At the end of the day, he’s a “realtor”.[/quote]

Have you two even read any of SD Realtor’s other posts??[/quote]

Of course, he’s been posting here forever. It’s one his of his avenues for marketing.

[jameswenn]

[quote=markmax33][quote=SD Realtor]Mission Valley is for the most part considered rental property and like many other rental stocked areas has long since bottomed out. With few outlets available for decent returns that are fairly low risk there has been a lot of investor activity the past few years in stock like mission valley condos. Expect them the continue to appreciate modestly this year.[/quote]

I don’t know how you can make this prediction with so many condos being held by the banks. It seems irresponsible to me. Show me how many bank owned Condos there are still that haven’t been foreclosed and then make this prediction.[/quote]

At the end of the day, he’s a “realtor”.

[jameswenn]

There’s the Civita development in MV, it’s not that far from Fashion Valley, like half a mile.

I took a look at the first phase in the development about 2 weeks ago, 200 units of townhomes, real pricey and real nice, about 500k plus approx 500 a month which covers 2 HOAs.

I asked the saleswoman and she said there weren’t moving fast, so if she has the cash, she has time.

[jameswenn]

Bearishgirl

Guilty as charged. My wife being a public school teacher has to have control over our kids education. So she unilaterally decided to enroll our kids in private schools and i’ve been paying for it for the past decade and i don’t have much of a say in the matter even though we go through the motions and act like i do.

Yes I can pay the cash each month, but I can’t really afford it. Due to the expense i’m not contributing much to our savings or my 401K as well as the time lost from the commute of the children that’s on top of the regular work commute.

I’ve talked to to other parents at the schools and i’m not alone. We all seem to have this irrational fear of the public school system as well as a need to control our children’s environment.

[jameswenn]

[quote=AK]I imagine this will boost demand for properties around the $546K loan limit, which should help shore up the lower end of the market.

One can still find a pretty nice house for $546K.[/quote]

It’s a problem when half a million is the low end of the market

[jameswenn]

[quote=AK]I imagine this will boost demand for properties around the $546K loan limit, which should help shore up the lower end of the market.

One can still find a pretty nice house for $546K.[/quote]

It’s a problem when half a million is the low end of the market

[jameswenn]

[quote=AK]I imagine this will boost demand for properties around the $546K loan limit, which should help shore up the lower end of the market.

One can still find a pretty nice house for $546K.[/quote]

It’s a problem when half a million is the low end of the market

[jameswenn]

[quote=AK]I imagine this will boost demand for properties around the $546K loan limit, which should help shore up the lower end of the market.

One can still find a pretty nice house for $546K.[/quote]

It’s a problem when half a million is the low end of the market

[jameswenn]

[quote=AK]I imagine this will boost demand for properties around the $546K loan limit, which should help shore up the lower end of the market.

One can still find a pretty nice house for $546K.[/quote]

It’s a problem when half a million is the low end of the market

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