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I guess I’ll continue to keep this thread alive, since I keep coming upon photos that make you wonder.

WTH. http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-076089072-2865_Wyandotte_Ave_San_Diego_CA_92117

Street photo is ok. The others need help. Must be a staging expert behind that camera.

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Maybe their loan reset and they went ballistic

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Maybe their loan reset and they went ballistic

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Maybe their loan reset and they went ballistic

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Maybe their loan reset and they went ballistic

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Maybe their loan reset and they went ballistic

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I think some of the condo conversions in UTC and CV were purchased by investors/speculators, as downtown. Although no degree in necessary as those in biotech, realtors and many in construction were making huge salaries. I think there is a domino effect and there are so many factors tugging at the price. Are there still loans that will be resetting in June? More defaults and foreclosures will influence housing in San Diego in general. I believe all the different neighborhoods compete w/each other.

I know there are some deals downtown and I would consider it, but we need a garage and few and far between downtown. Hard to come by. That is one criteria for us. We would not consider Temecula or Chula Vista, but there are many other parts of San Diego that we check.

If I’m that way, I would think other people are as well. There may be pent up demand, but qualifying criterias will have a say and deals in some areas will help some people decide where to buy.

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I think some of the condo conversions in UTC and CV were purchased by investors/speculators, as downtown. Although no degree in necessary as those in biotech, realtors and many in construction were making huge salaries. I think there is a domino effect and there are so many factors tugging at the price. Are there still loans that will be resetting in June? More defaults and foreclosures will influence housing in San Diego in general. I believe all the different neighborhoods compete w/each other.

I know there are some deals downtown and I would consider it, but we need a garage and few and far between downtown. Hard to come by. That is one criteria for us. We would not consider Temecula or Chula Vista, but there are many other parts of San Diego that we check.

If I’m that way, I would think other people are as well. There may be pent up demand, but qualifying criterias will have a say and deals in some areas will help some people decide where to buy.

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I think some of the condo conversions in UTC and CV were purchased by investors/speculators, as downtown. Although no degree in necessary as those in biotech, realtors and many in construction were making huge salaries. I think there is a domino effect and there are so many factors tugging at the price. Are there still loans that will be resetting in June? More defaults and foreclosures will influence housing in San Diego in general. I believe all the different neighborhoods compete w/each other.

I know there are some deals downtown and I would consider it, but we need a garage and few and far between downtown. Hard to come by. That is one criteria for us. We would not consider Temecula or Chula Vista, but there are many other parts of San Diego that we check.

If I’m that way, I would think other people are as well. There may be pent up demand, but qualifying criterias will have a say and deals in some areas will help some people decide where to buy.

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I think some of the condo conversions in UTC and CV were purchased by investors/speculators, as downtown. Although no degree in necessary as those in biotech, realtors and many in construction were making huge salaries. I think there is a domino effect and there are so many factors tugging at the price. Are there still loans that will be resetting in June? More defaults and foreclosures will influence housing in San Diego in general. I believe all the different neighborhoods compete w/each other.

I know there are some deals downtown and I would consider it, but we need a garage and few and far between downtown. Hard to come by. That is one criteria for us. We would not consider Temecula or Chula Vista, but there are many other parts of San Diego that we check.

If I’m that way, I would think other people are as well. There may be pent up demand, but qualifying criterias will have a say and deals in some areas will help some people decide where to buy.

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I think some of the condo conversions in UTC and CV were purchased by investors/speculators, as downtown. Although no degree in necessary as those in biotech, realtors and many in construction were making huge salaries. I think there is a domino effect and there are so many factors tugging at the price. Are there still loans that will be resetting in June? More defaults and foreclosures will influence housing in San Diego in general. I believe all the different neighborhoods compete w/each other.

I know there are some deals downtown and I would consider it, but we need a garage and few and far between downtown. Hard to come by. That is one criteria for us. We would not consider Temecula or Chula Vista, but there are many other parts of San Diego that we check.

If I’m that way, I would think other people are as well. There may be pent up demand, but qualifying criterias will have a say and deals in some areas will help some people decide where to buy.

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sdnerd – “there would have to be massive layoffs in the surrounding area. ”

Don’t you think there is? I think San Diego depended a great deal on real estate for employment: realtors/brokers, appraisers, loan brokers/officers, the secretaries that worked in those offices, all associated construction (big) drywallers, electricians, plumbers, flooring, roofers, window/garage/door installers, etc, retail Home Depot/Lowes, trickling down from there to all retail and restaurants as purse strings tighten. And let’s not embark on price of gas.

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sdnerd – “there would have to be massive layoffs in the surrounding area. ”

Don’t you think there is? I think San Diego depended a great deal on real estate for employment: realtors/brokers, appraisers, loan brokers/officers, the secretaries that worked in those offices, all associated construction (big) drywallers, electricians, plumbers, flooring, roofers, window/garage/door installers, etc, retail Home Depot/Lowes, trickling down from there to all retail and restaurants as purse strings tighten. And let’s not embark on price of gas.

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sdnerd – “there would have to be massive layoffs in the surrounding area. ”

Don’t you think there is? I think San Diego depended a great deal on real estate for employment: realtors/brokers, appraisers, loan brokers/officers, the secretaries that worked in those offices, all associated construction (big) drywallers, electricians, plumbers, flooring, roofers, window/garage/door installers, etc, retail Home Depot/Lowes, trickling down from there to all retail and restaurants as purse strings tighten. And let’s not embark on price of gas.

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sdnerd – “there would have to be massive layoffs in the surrounding area. ”

Don’t you think there is? I think San Diego depended a great deal on real estate for employment: realtors/brokers, appraisers, loan brokers/officers, the secretaries that worked in those offices, all associated construction (big) drywallers, electricians, plumbers, flooring, roofers, window/garage/door installers, etc, retail Home Depot/Lowes, trickling down from there to all retail and restaurants as purse strings tighten. And let’s not embark on price of gas.

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