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ParticipantLemmings off the cliff
Is how things must happen for the correction. We still have idiots like Chowderhead and his buddy Maron Retard spouting off false propaganda on the housing market whereas others like the Mortgage Guy Makeover dude is telling folks that prices should drop another 20% next year. I will buy in Sandy Eggo when its cheaper to own than to rent. End of story.
ParticipantWhere is Chowderhead?
He is silent on KOGO about home sales down.
How convenient that this clown can spout off garbage and not be taken to task. I think KOGO hires a lot of poor journalists. After all they have that bozo Chip Franklin on now who irritates me more than GC.
ParticipantWhere is Chowderhead?
He is silent on KOGO about home sales down.
How convenient that this clown can spout off garbage and not be taken to task. I think KOGO hires a lot of poor journalists. After all they have that bozo Chip Franklin on now who irritates me more than GC.
Participant200k homes ever in San Diego?
I am waiting for homes to drop or at least large condos to drop to the 200k price level. Will this ever happen?
Participant200k homes ever in San Diego?
I am waiting for homes to drop or at least large condos to drop to the 200k price level. Will this ever happen?
ParticipantBut prices not falling much
I am baffled as to why prices have not yet tanked in southern california market. Who are the idiots still buying?
ParticipantBut prices not falling much
I am baffled as to why prices have not yet tanked in southern california market. Who are the idiots still buying?
October 10, 2007 at 10:08 PM in reply to: So you still think that a 50% correction or more is crazy??? #87976ParticipantWhen SD prices come back to earth
Then I will buy my modest 2bedroom/2bath townhome. It should be by 2012 since average incomes not that high in the area.
October 10, 2007 at 10:08 PM in reply to: So you still think that a 50% correction or more is crazy??? #87981ParticipantWhen SD prices come back to earth
Then I will buy my modest 2bedroom/2bath townhome. It should be by 2012 since average incomes not that high in the area.
ParticipantImmigrants, money and real estate
I agree about immigrants and how they do a good job saving and pooling money in their families. Still, it is foolish to overpay in a declining real estate market. I guess they are not so smart after all. Must be nice to lose money and not care.
ParticipantImmigrants, money and real estate
I agree about immigrants and how they do a good job saving and pooling money in their families. Still, it is foolish to overpay in a declining real estate market. I guess they are not so smart after all. Must be nice to lose money and not care.
October 3, 2007 at 10:51 PM in reply to: Housing prices in free fall along Mount Soledad Road in La Jolla #86915ParticipantAffordable La Jolla now?
Kewl, cowtipping! Now I can actually afford to buy a dump in La Jolla.
Funny when I first moved here I actually thought it was pronounced Lah-Jaw-la.
If these filthy lucre suckers wanna sell me the landslide sinkhole for a dime I would buy it and rebuild.
Participant200k is what these new homes are worth
Nothing against Santee but it sure is not La Jolla, Del Mar or Solana Beach. Considering how far and little Santee offers compared to rest of San Diego. Otherwise I’d rather buy a 3000 square foot brand spanking new brick executive home in Texas, Arizona, or North Carolina for far less money. Hey, I am a consultant so I can pretty much live anywhere. The only reason why I still am in San Diego is because I have a good deal for a place near the beach and I am too busy right now traveling to buy a place and waiting for prices to bottom out first with the real estate market. Heck even Chula Juana is better deal with nicer malls and things nearby than Santee. And even cheaper than the overpriced stucco boxes by Standard Pacific. I did see a lot of lookee loos though this past weekend.
ParticipantStandard Pacific new homes in Santee
Are still way way overpriced.
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