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jameswenn
Participant[quote=Scarlett][quote=lindismith]I’m sure SDR will agree. PQ is a much better option over MM.
I’m seeing the same thing in my areas of interest: Mission Hills, OB, Pt Loma etc. I think this year I might finally find something![/quote]
I am curious – why do you think PQ is a MUCH better option over MM?[/quote]
Probably because there are less Asians in PQ than MM
Participant[quote=Scarlett][quote=lindismith]I’m sure SDR will agree. PQ is a much better option over MM.
I’m seeing the same thing in my areas of interest: Mission Hills, OB, Pt Loma etc. I think this year I might finally find something![/quote]
I am curious – why do you think PQ is a MUCH better option over MM?[/quote]
Probably because there are less Asians in PQ than MM
Participant[quote=Scarlett][quote=lindismith]I’m sure SDR will agree. PQ is a much better option over MM.
I’m seeing the same thing in my areas of interest: Mission Hills, OB, Pt Loma etc. I think this year I might finally find something![/quote]
I am curious – why do you think PQ is a MUCH better option over MM?[/quote]
Probably because there are less Asians in PQ than MM
Participant[quote=Scarlett][quote=lindismith]I’m sure SDR will agree. PQ is a much better option over MM.
I’m seeing the same thing in my areas of interest: Mission Hills, OB, Pt Loma etc. I think this year I might finally find something![/quote]
I am curious – why do you think PQ is a MUCH better option over MM?[/quote]
Probably because there are less Asians in PQ than MM
January 14, 2011 at 11:05 AM in reply to: Marketplace Report: Housing Crisis As Seen via One Foreclosed House #653671Participant2002 was not a low in Los Angeles, there were articles in the LA Times at the time talking about the how heated the market was.
750K for the place makes SD real estate look dirt cheap.
January 14, 2011 at 11:05 AM in reply to: Marketplace Report: Housing Crisis As Seen via One Foreclosed House #653738Participant2002 was not a low in Los Angeles, there were articles in the LA Times at the time talking about the how heated the market was.
750K for the place makes SD real estate look dirt cheap.
January 14, 2011 at 11:05 AM in reply to: Marketplace Report: Housing Crisis As Seen via One Foreclosed House #654325Participant2002 was not a low in Los Angeles, there were articles in the LA Times at the time talking about the how heated the market was.
750K for the place makes SD real estate look dirt cheap.
January 14, 2011 at 11:05 AM in reply to: Marketplace Report: Housing Crisis As Seen via One Foreclosed House #654460Participant2002 was not a low in Los Angeles, there were articles in the LA Times at the time talking about the how heated the market was.
750K for the place makes SD real estate look dirt cheap.
January 14, 2011 at 11:05 AM in reply to: Marketplace Report: Housing Crisis As Seen via One Foreclosed House #654786Participant2002 was not a low in Los Angeles, there were articles in the LA Times at the time talking about the how heated the market was.
750K for the place makes SD real estate look dirt cheap.
Participant[quote=newbuyer858]
You pay 1300 for a 2/2?
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Yes, i was in Mission Valley before, but moved to UC due to the diff in pricing. Back then I was paying 1900 for a similar unit in MV.
The price fluctuates around the school year. During the times when school is about to start and students are looking for housing are the peaks. Outside of that you can get some real good deals.
Prices have gone down since i’ve moved here. A couple of years ago, that 1300 was rock bottom, now i’ve seen them in the 1100-1300 range during the school year.
I live in a fairly large complex, so I’ve noticed groups of students move into different units in the same building owned by different investor to save a hundred in the past year.
MV has gone down too, I’ve seen units that rented from 1700 to 2100 down to 1200-1700 now.
Participant[quote=newbuyer858]
You pay 1300 for a 2/2?
[/quote]
Yes, i was in Mission Valley before, but moved to UC due to the diff in pricing. Back then I was paying 1900 for a similar unit in MV.
The price fluctuates around the school year. During the times when school is about to start and students are looking for housing are the peaks. Outside of that you can get some real good deals.
Prices have gone down since i’ve moved here. A couple of years ago, that 1300 was rock bottom, now i’ve seen them in the 1100-1300 range during the school year.
I live in a fairly large complex, so I’ve noticed groups of students move into different units in the same building owned by different investor to save a hundred in the past year.
MV has gone down too, I’ve seen units that rented from 1700 to 2100 down to 1200-1700 now.
Participant[quote=newbuyer858]
You pay 1300 for a 2/2?
[/quote]
Yes, i was in Mission Valley before, but moved to UC due to the diff in pricing. Back then I was paying 1900 for a similar unit in MV.
The price fluctuates around the school year. During the times when school is about to start and students are looking for housing are the peaks. Outside of that you can get some real good deals.
Prices have gone down since i’ve moved here. A couple of years ago, that 1300 was rock bottom, now i’ve seen them in the 1100-1300 range during the school year.
I live in a fairly large complex, so I’ve noticed groups of students move into different units in the same building owned by different investor to save a hundred in the past year.
MV has gone down too, I’ve seen units that rented from 1700 to 2100 down to 1200-1700 now.
Participant[quote=newbuyer858]
You pay 1300 for a 2/2?
[/quote]
Yes, i was in Mission Valley before, but moved to UC due to the diff in pricing. Back then I was paying 1900 for a similar unit in MV.
The price fluctuates around the school year. During the times when school is about to start and students are looking for housing are the peaks. Outside of that you can get some real good deals.
Prices have gone down since i’ve moved here. A couple of years ago, that 1300 was rock bottom, now i’ve seen them in the 1100-1300 range during the school year.
I live in a fairly large complex, so I’ve noticed groups of students move into different units in the same building owned by different investor to save a hundred in the past year.
MV has gone down too, I’ve seen units that rented from 1700 to 2100 down to 1200-1700 now.
Participant[quote=newbuyer858]
You pay 1300 for a 2/2?
[/quote]
Yes, i was in Mission Valley before, but moved to UC due to the diff in pricing. Back then I was paying 1900 for a similar unit in MV.
The price fluctuates around the school year. During the times when school is about to start and students are looking for housing are the peaks. Outside of that you can get some real good deals.
Prices have gone down since i’ve moved here. A couple of years ago, that 1300 was rock bottom, now i’ve seen them in the 1100-1300 range during the school year.
I live in a fairly large complex, so I’ve noticed groups of students move into different units in the same building owned by different investor to save a hundred in the past year.
MV has gone down too, I’ve seen units that rented from 1700 to 2100 down to 1200-1700 now.
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