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ParticipantYG,
I don’t have any specific data for Altadena (or for any city for that matter). However, according to http://www.dqnews.com and the LA Times Sunday Edition Charts which track the median, the median price in Altadena is down 17.4% to $580K or $469 Sq/ft. Of course, the median has huge limitations, but the decline is starting. And as mentioned on this thread, the wave is coming.
I would like to buy in San Marino, but it just seems way out of reach at this point.
ParticipantYG,
I don’t have any specific data for Altadena (or for any city for that matter). However, according to http://www.dqnews.com and the LA Times Sunday Edition Charts which track the median, the median price in Altadena is down 17.4% to $580K or $469 Sq/ft. Of course, the median has huge limitations, but the decline is starting. And as mentioned on this thread, the wave is coming.
I would like to buy in San Marino, but it just seems way out of reach at this point.
ParticipantYG,
I don’t have any specific data for Altadena (or for any city for that matter). However, according to http://www.dqnews.com and the LA Times Sunday Edition Charts which track the median, the median price in Altadena is down 17.4% to $580K or $469 Sq/ft. Of course, the median has huge limitations, but the decline is starting. And as mentioned on this thread, the wave is coming.
I would like to buy in San Marino, but it just seems way out of reach at this point.
ParticipantYG,
I don’t have any specific data for Altadena (or for any city for that matter). However, according to http://www.dqnews.com and the LA Times Sunday Edition Charts which track the median, the median price in Altadena is down 17.4% to $580K or $469 Sq/ft. Of course, the median has huge limitations, but the decline is starting. And as mentioned on this thread, the wave is coming.
I would like to buy in San Marino, but it just seems way out of reach at this point.
ParticipantI currently live in Pasadena. The old town area of Pasadena is a pretty cool scence. Lots of things to do. Hip scene for 20 somethings. But, I don’t see folks hanging around after their 20’s and trying to raise a family in the “hip urban” area of town.
20 somethings, for the most part, can’t afford $1mm lofts or even $500k lofts so their is nothing that could sustain sky high prices.
The builders continue to put up their hybrid (retail floor level, condo upper level) buildings, with many still under construction. I’m thinking this thing has got to crash along with the rest of it.
ParticipantI currently live in Pasadena. The old town area of Pasadena is a pretty cool scence. Lots of things to do. Hip scene for 20 somethings. But, I don’t see folks hanging around after their 20’s and trying to raise a family in the “hip urban” area of town.
20 somethings, for the most part, can’t afford $1mm lofts or even $500k lofts so their is nothing that could sustain sky high prices.
The builders continue to put up their hybrid (retail floor level, condo upper level) buildings, with many still under construction. I’m thinking this thing has got to crash along with the rest of it.
ParticipantI currently live in Pasadena. The old town area of Pasadena is a pretty cool scence. Lots of things to do. Hip scene for 20 somethings. But, I don’t see folks hanging around after their 20’s and trying to raise a family in the “hip urban” area of town.
20 somethings, for the most part, can’t afford $1mm lofts or even $500k lofts so their is nothing that could sustain sky high prices.
The builders continue to put up their hybrid (retail floor level, condo upper level) buildings, with many still under construction. I’m thinking this thing has got to crash along with the rest of it.
ParticipantI currently live in Pasadena. The old town area of Pasadena is a pretty cool scence. Lots of things to do. Hip scene for 20 somethings. But, I don’t see folks hanging around after their 20’s and trying to raise a family in the “hip urban” area of town.
20 somethings, for the most part, can’t afford $1mm lofts or even $500k lofts so their is nothing that could sustain sky high prices.
The builders continue to put up their hybrid (retail floor level, condo upper level) buildings, with many still under construction. I’m thinking this thing has got to crash along with the rest of it.
ParticipantI currently live in Pasadena. The old town area of Pasadena is a pretty cool scence. Lots of things to do. Hip scene for 20 somethings. But, I don’t see folks hanging around after their 20’s and trying to raise a family in the “hip urban” area of town.
20 somethings, for the most part, can’t afford $1mm lofts or even $500k lofts so their is nothing that could sustain sky high prices.
The builders continue to put up their hybrid (retail floor level, condo upper level) buildings, with many still under construction. I’m thinking this thing has got to crash along with the rest of it.
ParticipantI don’t. Purchase Nov 2007, selling two months later?
ParticipantI don’t. Purchase Nov 2007, selling two months later?
ParticipantI don’t. Purchase Nov 2007, selling two months later?
ParticipantI don’t. Purchase Nov 2007, selling two months later?
ParticipantI don’t. Purchase Nov 2007, selling two months later?
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