[lepetitangel]

I noticed that the floor plan at Bridle Ridge by Pardee is the same as Soleil by Pardee in Pacific Highland Ranch area (east of Carmel Valley Rd. and south of Del Mar Heights).

I like the location of Bridle Ridge but the backyard although facing canyon you see many power towers. Soleil area doesnsn’t have power lines but it’s a bit close to the freeway and kinda middle or nowhere.

Do any of you know whether they will further develop the Pacific Highland Ranch area?

We are planning to buy something in the sub $800Ks range and we can either buy in Torrey Hills or otheres. the problem we have with Torrey Hills is that many community are too close to the power lines.

If you were buying something to live for the next 10~20 years, would you recommend Torrey Hills or Soleil area (carmel canyon, del mar heights, carmel valley?)

thakns!

[lepetitangel]

I noticed that the floor plan at Bridle Ridge by Pardee is the same as Soleil by Pardee in Pacific Highland Ranch area (east of Carmel Valley Rd. and south of Del Mar Heights).

I like the location of Bridle Ridge but the backyard although facing canyon you see many power towers. Soleil area doesnsn’t have power lines but it’s a bit close to the freeway and kinda middle or nowhere.

Do any of you know whether they will further develop the Pacific Highland Ranch area?

We are planning to buy something in the sub $800Ks range and we can either buy in Torrey Hills or otheres. the problem we have with Torrey Hills is that many community are too close to the power lines.

If you were buying something to live for the next 10~20 years, would you recommend Torrey Hills or Soleil area (carmel canyon, del mar heights, carmel valley?)

thakns!

[lepetitangel]

I noticed that the floor plan at Bridle Ridge by Pardee is the same as Soleil by Pardee in Pacific Highland Ranch area (east of Carmel Valley Rd. and south of Del Mar Heights).

I like the location of Bridle Ridge but the backyard although facing canyon you see many power towers. Soleil area doesnsn’t have power lines but it’s a bit close to the freeway and kinda middle or nowhere.

Do any of you know whether they will further develop the Pacific Highland Ranch area?

We are planning to buy something in the sub $800Ks range and we can either buy in Torrey Hills or otheres. the problem we have with Torrey Hills is that many community are too close to the power lines.

If you were buying something to live for the next 10~20 years, would you recommend Torrey Hills or Soleil area (carmel canyon, del mar heights, carmel valley?)

thakns!

[lepetitangel]

I noticed that the floor plan at Bridle Ridge by Pardee is the same as Soleil by Pardee in Pacific Highland Ranch area (east of Carmel Valley Rd. and south of Del Mar Heights).

I like the location of Bridle Ridge but the backyard although facing canyon you see many power towers. Soleil area doesnsn’t have power lines but it’s a bit close to the freeway and kinda middle or nowhere.

Do any of you know whether they will further develop the Pacific Highland Ranch area?

We are planning to buy something in the sub $800Ks range and we can either buy in Torrey Hills or otheres. the problem we have with Torrey Hills is that many community are too close to the power lines.

If you were buying something to live for the next 10~20 years, would you recommend Torrey Hills or Soleil area (carmel canyon, del mar heights, carmel valley?)

thakns!

[lepetitangel]

I noticed that the floor plan at Bridle Ridge by Pardee is the same as Soleil by Pardee in Pacific Highland Ranch area (east of Carmel Valley Rd. and south of Del Mar Heights).

I like the location of Bridle Ridge but the backyard although facing canyon you see many power towers. Soleil area doesnsn’t have power lines but it’s a bit close to the freeway and kinda middle or nowhere.

Do any of you know whether they will further develop the Pacific Highland Ranch area?

We are planning to buy something in the sub $800Ks range and we can either buy in Torrey Hills or otheres. the problem we have with Torrey Hills is that many community are too close to the power lines.

If you were buying something to live for the next 10~20 years, would you recommend Torrey Hills or Soleil area (carmel canyon, del mar heights, carmel valley?)

thakns!

[lepetitangel]

Thank you guys for such useful info.

My agent works independently and had promised us to split 50% of her commission with us. We trust her but I just asked her to have it in writing so we won’t have to worry about that later.

thanks!

[lepetitangel]

Thank you guys for such useful info.

My agent works independently and had promised us to split 50% of her commission with us. We trust her but I just asked her to have it in writing so we won’t have to worry about that later.

thanks!

[lepetitangel]

Thank you guys for such useful info.

My agent works independently and had promised us to split 50% of her commission with us. We trust her but I just asked her to have it in writing so we won’t have to worry about that later.

thanks!

[lepetitangel]

Thank you guys for such useful info.

My agent works independently and had promised us to split 50% of her commission with us. We trust her but I just asked her to have it in writing so we won’t have to worry about that later.

thanks!

[lepetitangel]

Thank you guys for such useful info.

My agent works independently and had promised us to split 50% of her commission with us. We trust her but I just asked her to have it in writing so we won’t have to worry about that later.

thanks!

[lepetitangel]

One thing I’d like to add is:

It may be true that the general population income grew 50% since 1999. Then we assume housing price should only go up 50% since 1999.

However, in different areas of town where folks with different income levels buy, these people’s income appreciation can be quite diffrent.

Unfairly, rich people tend to get rich faster and that’s why the expensive area got more expensive and dipped less when the housing market crashed.

Just my thought.

[lepetitangel]

One thing I’d like to add is:

It may be true that the general population income grew 50% since 1999. Then we assume housing price should only go up 50% since 1999.

However, in different areas of town where folks with different income levels buy, these people’s income appreciation can be quite diffrent.

Unfairly, rich people tend to get rich faster and that’s why the expensive area got more expensive and dipped less when the housing market crashed.

Just my thought.

[lepetitangel]

One thing I’d like to add is:

It may be true that the general population income grew 50% since 1999. Then we assume housing price should only go up 50% since 1999.

However, in different areas of town where folks with different income levels buy, these people’s income appreciation can be quite diffrent.

Unfairly, rich people tend to get rich faster and that’s why the expensive area got more expensive and dipped less when the housing market crashed.

Just my thought.

[lepetitangel]

One thing I’d like to add is:

It may be true that the general population income grew 50% since 1999. Then we assume housing price should only go up 50% since 1999.

However, in different areas of town where folks with different income levels buy, these people’s income appreciation can be quite diffrent.

Unfairly, rich people tend to get rich faster and that’s why the expensive area got more expensive and dipped less when the housing market crashed.

Just my thought.

[lepetitangel]

One thing I’d like to add is:

It may be true that the general population income grew 50% since 1999. Then we assume housing price should only go up 50% since 1999.

However, in different areas of town where folks with different income levels buy, these people’s income appreciation can be quite diffrent.

Unfairly, rich people tend to get rich faster and that’s why the expensive area got more expensive and dipped less when the housing market crashed.

Just my thought.

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