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The area is overpriced but so is most of San Diego. 800k to million in this area is a better bet than in some other parts of town. I have walked around this area and find most of Aviara too Stepford-land for my taste.

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Thanks for the input. I do not know the meaning of the word ‘sleep in’ due to having a young son who likes to come into my bedroom.
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Seriously, I would get the one with the dimmer switch. Have you had any problems with leaks??

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Thanks for the input. I do not know the meaning of the word ‘sleep in’ due to having a young son who likes to come into my bedroom.
🙂

Seriously, I would get the one with the dimmer switch. Have you had any problems with leaks??

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Thanks for the input. I do not know the meaning of the word ‘sleep in’ due to having a young son who likes to come into my bedroom.
🙂

Seriously, I would get the one with the dimmer switch. Have you had any problems with leaks??

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Thanks for the input. I do not know the meaning of the word ‘sleep in’ due to having a young son who likes to come into my bedroom.
🙂

Seriously, I would get the one with the dimmer switch. Have you had any problems with leaks??

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Thanks for the input. I do not know the meaning of the word ‘sleep in’ due to having a young son who likes to come into my bedroom.
🙂

Seriously, I would get the one with the dimmer switch. Have you had any problems with leaks??

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I am also in escrow after an extremely long time watching the market. I am also nervous and I fully expect that the prices of houses in the higher end areas will continue to go down in inflation-adjusted terms; however, I think the actual price may not drop that much. If it does, oh well. I need to get on with the rest of my life and things like school for my kids start to come into the picture. Good luck with whatever you choose to do.

BTW, I think the inventory will be dribbled out over a prolonged period depressing prices for 5-10 yrs. It’s unclear to me whether inflation or the inventory will win out.

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I am also in escrow after an extremely long time watching the market. I am also nervous and I fully expect that the prices of houses in the higher end areas will continue to go down in inflation-adjusted terms; however, I think the actual price may not drop that much. If it does, oh well. I need to get on with the rest of my life and things like school for my kids start to come into the picture. Good luck with whatever you choose to do.

BTW, I think the inventory will be dribbled out over a prolonged period depressing prices for 5-10 yrs. It’s unclear to me whether inflation or the inventory will win out.

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I am also in escrow after an extremely long time watching the market. I am also nervous and I fully expect that the prices of houses in the higher end areas will continue to go down in inflation-adjusted terms; however, I think the actual price may not drop that much. If it does, oh well. I need to get on with the rest of my life and things like school for my kids start to come into the picture. Good luck with whatever you choose to do.

BTW, I think the inventory will be dribbled out over a prolonged period depressing prices for 5-10 yrs. It’s unclear to me whether inflation or the inventory will win out.

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I am also in escrow after an extremely long time watching the market. I am also nervous and I fully expect that the prices of houses in the higher end areas will continue to go down in inflation-adjusted terms; however, I think the actual price may not drop that much. If it does, oh well. I need to get on with the rest of my life and things like school for my kids start to come into the picture. Good luck with whatever you choose to do.

BTW, I think the inventory will be dribbled out over a prolonged period depressing prices for 5-10 yrs. It’s unclear to me whether inflation or the inventory will win out.

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I am also in escrow after an extremely long time watching the market. I am also nervous and I fully expect that the prices of houses in the higher end areas will continue to go down in inflation-adjusted terms; however, I think the actual price may not drop that much. If it does, oh well. I need to get on with the rest of my life and things like school for my kids start to come into the picture. Good luck with whatever you choose to do.

BTW, I think the inventory will be dribbled out over a prolonged period depressing prices for 5-10 yrs. It’s unclear to me whether inflation or the inventory will win out.

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