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Participant[quote=PKMAN]Been living in Santee for about a year now and really like it. We looked at houses in MM and RB in late 2008 but found them to be expensive ($550K+) and kind of old. For about $100K less, we were able to buy a brand new single family house (2,100sqft) in Santee, 1.1% tax, no MR and only $108 HOA.
Both my wife and I work in the Serra Mesa area, so Santee is very convenient. MM would’ve been a bit closer but MM Blvd is much more congested than Mission Gorge Rd. RB is further.
Santee is not the best community in SD (to me that’d be Coronado) but for my affordability, distant to work and the fact that it’s a brand new house, I’m very happy to live here.[/quote]
Why is Coronado better than any other place?
Participant[quote=PKMAN]Been living in Santee for about a year now and really like it. We looked at houses in MM and RB in late 2008 but found them to be expensive ($550K+) and kind of old. For about $100K less, we were able to buy a brand new single family house (2,100sqft) in Santee, 1.1% tax, no MR and only $108 HOA.
Both my wife and I work in the Serra Mesa area, so Santee is very convenient. MM would’ve been a bit closer but MM Blvd is much more congested than Mission Gorge Rd. RB is further.
Santee is not the best community in SD (to me that’d be Coronado) but for my affordability, distant to work and the fact that it’s a brand new house, I’m very happy to live here.[/quote]
Why is Coronado better than any other place?
ParticipantHas anybody visited Canopy Park lately? How far is the construction?
ParticipantHas anybody visited Canopy Park lately? How far is the construction?
ParticipantHas anybody visited Canopy Park lately? How far is the construction?
ParticipantHas anybody visited Canopy Park lately? How far is the construction?
ParticipantHas anybody visited Canopy Park lately? How far is the construction?
ParticipantI agree, 4S Ranch south is much more convenient and the neighborhood there is done developing. In contrast, Stonebridge is facing a lot of problems with mortgages under water and the location is inconvenient.
ParticipantI agree, 4S Ranch south is much more convenient and the neighborhood there is done developing. In contrast, Stonebridge is facing a lot of problems with mortgages under water and the location is inconvenient.
ParticipantI agree, 4S Ranch south is much more convenient and the neighborhood there is done developing. In contrast, Stonebridge is facing a lot of problems with mortgages under water and the location is inconvenient.
ParticipantI agree, 4S Ranch south is much more convenient and the neighborhood there is done developing. In contrast, Stonebridge is facing a lot of problems with mortgages under water and the location is inconvenient.
ParticipantI agree, 4S Ranch south is much more convenient and the neighborhood there is done developing. In contrast, Stonebridge is facing a lot of problems with mortgages under water and the location is inconvenient.
Participant[quote=HomeShopping]I believe that Sanctuary and Scripps Preserve are sold out, from the builder at least. They both have HOA/MR.
The last phase of Scripps Preserve sold for rock bottom:
“3-12-09 15572 Via La Ventana $735K
3-02-09 15533 Mission Preserve Pl $750K
3-30-09 15581 Via La Ventana $798KThose are some nice homes, ranging from 4600-5800 sf. Lot sizes averaged around 16,000 sf.
I think at those prices that Davidson may have sold below cost. I agree that we may not see those kinds of prices ever again.”http://piggington.com/stonebridge_estates_scripps_preserve_what039s_going_on_there%5B/quote%5D
These were the last few homes when Davidson wanted to close the deal. Most of the homes were sold for about $200k more.
Participant[quote=HomeShopping]I believe that Sanctuary and Scripps Preserve are sold out, from the builder at least. They both have HOA/MR.
The last phase of Scripps Preserve sold for rock bottom:
“3-12-09 15572 Via La Ventana $735K
3-02-09 15533 Mission Preserve Pl $750K
3-30-09 15581 Via La Ventana $798KThose are some nice homes, ranging from 4600-5800 sf. Lot sizes averaged around 16,000 sf.
I think at those prices that Davidson may have sold below cost. I agree that we may not see those kinds of prices ever again.”http://piggington.com/stonebridge_estates_scripps_preserve_what039s_going_on_there%5B/quote%5D
These were the last few homes when Davidson wanted to close the deal. Most of the homes were sold for about $200k more.
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