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[quote=pabloesqobar]If memory serves me right, I bought a townhouse in Santee in 1992. Across the street from Santana High on Magnolia. By 1994 it was underwater.

The 52 was just going in at that time, and the realtors always said that the completion would completely change Santee. I’m sure it has had an effect on that area.

What I liked about Santee: In the evenings I liked the sunsets – being surrounded by a range of hills. It looked cool.

I didn’t like anything else about Santee. Now, everything that I didn’t like about it remains, but just with more traffic. The last time I was out there was 2008.

I agree with what another poster suggested: Paying that much is the classic “buying the nicest house in the poorest location” syndrome. Having lived there myself, and been there somewhat recently, I am surprised that people are paying $800k to live there.

I wish I liked where I live now as much as SRO likes his/her place. It’s nice and all, don’t get me wrong. But damn, SRO really really really really really really really really really really really loves Skryranch in Santee. Must be nice.[/quote]

Paying $800k for a house in Santee is insane.

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[quote=pabloesqobar]If memory serves me right, I bought a townhouse in Santee in 1992. Across the street from Santana High on Magnolia. By 1994 it was underwater.

The 52 was just going in at that time, and the realtors always said that the completion would completely change Santee. I’m sure it has had an effect on that area.

What I liked about Santee: In the evenings I liked the sunsets – being surrounded by a range of hills. It looked cool.

I didn’t like anything else about Santee. Now, everything that I didn’t like about it remains, but just with more traffic. The last time I was out there was 2008.

I agree with what another poster suggested: Paying that much is the classic “buying the nicest house in the poorest location” syndrome. Having lived there myself, and been there somewhat recently, I am surprised that people are paying $800k to live there.

I wish I liked where I live now as much as SRO likes his/her place. It’s nice and all, don’t get me wrong. But damn, SRO really really really really really really really really really really really loves Skryranch in Santee. Must be nice.[/quote]

Paying $800k for a house in Santee is insane.

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[quote=pabloesqobar]If memory serves me right, I bought a townhouse in Santee in 1992. Across the street from Santana High on Magnolia. By 1994 it was underwater.

The 52 was just going in at that time, and the realtors always said that the completion would completely change Santee. I’m sure it has had an effect on that area.

What I liked about Santee: In the evenings I liked the sunsets – being surrounded by a range of hills. It looked cool.

I didn’t like anything else about Santee. Now, everything that I didn’t like about it remains, but just with more traffic. The last time I was out there was 2008.

I agree with what another poster suggested: Paying that much is the classic “buying the nicest house in the poorest location” syndrome. Having lived there myself, and been there somewhat recently, I am surprised that people are paying $800k to live there.

I wish I liked where I live now as much as SRO likes his/her place. It’s nice and all, don’t get me wrong. But damn, SRO really really really really really really really really really really really loves Skryranch in Santee. Must be nice.[/quote]

Paying $800k for a house in Santee is insane.

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Unfortunately, there is no instant review and the refs decision is final. The good news is that the US team will face Algeria which is probably the weakest team in the group.

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Unfortunately, there is no instant review and the refs decision is final. The good news is that the US team will face Algeria which is probably the weakest team in the group.

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Unfortunately, there is no instant review and the refs decision is final. The good news is that the US team will face Algeria which is probably the weakest team in the group.

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Unfortunately, there is no instant review and the refs decision is final. The good news is that the US team will face Algeria which is probably the weakest team in the group.

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Unfortunately, there is no instant review and the refs decision is final. The good news is that the US team will face Algeria which is probably the weakest team in the group.

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[quote=Aecetia]You are just going to have to host an evening party at your house to show off the view.[/quote]

Aecetia: I was there to watch the sunset and it was spectacular… Still it wasn’t enough to convince me to make an offer.

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[quote=Aecetia]You are just going to have to host an evening party at your house to show off the view.[/quote]

Aecetia: I was there to watch the sunset and it was spectacular… Still it wasn’t enough to convince me to make an offer.

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[quote=Aecetia]You are just going to have to host an evening party at your house to show off the view.[/quote]

Aecetia: I was there to watch the sunset and it was spectacular… Still it wasn’t enough to convince me to make an offer.

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[quote=Aecetia]You are just going to have to host an evening party at your house to show off the view.[/quote]

Aecetia: I was there to watch the sunset and it was spectacular… Still it wasn’t enough to convince me to make an offer.

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[quote=Aecetia]You are just going to have to host an evening party at your house to show off the view.[/quote]

Aecetia: I was there to watch the sunset and it was spectacular… Still it wasn’t enough to convince me to make an offer.

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[quote=sdrealtor]I hate em both. Hope they both find a way to come out losers.[/quote]

I agree, both teams are so far away from real life. But the show must go on…

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[quote=sdrealtor]I hate em both. Hope they both find a way to come out losers.[/quote]

I agree, both teams are so far away from real life. But the show must go on…

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