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ParticipantYou’ve got plenty of shopping and some entertainment in that area.
As for crime see
http://www.sandiego.gov/police/pdf/070101actual.pdf
Looks like PB and North Park are the SD winners when it comes to crime.
ParticipantYou’ve got plenty of shopping and some entertainment in that area.
As for crime see
http://www.sandiego.gov/police/pdf/070101actual.pdf
Looks like PB and North Park are the SD winners when it comes to crime.
ParticipantYou’ve got plenty of shopping and some entertainment in that area.
As for crime see
http://www.sandiego.gov/police/pdf/070101actual.pdf
Looks like PB and North Park are the SD winners when it comes to crime.
ParticipantYou’ve got plenty of shopping and some entertainment in that area.
As for crime see
http://www.sandiego.gov/police/pdf/070101actual.pdf
Looks like PB and North Park are the SD winners when it comes to crime.
January 15, 2008 at 4:01 PM in reply to: Anyone else think SoCal economy is headed for a big tailspin? #136420ParticipantI expect such layoffs in financial institutions and any housing-related companies. When the layoffs start to happen among retailers, in biotech, in tech, in travel & leisure/hospitality, and elsewhere, it’s time to fasten your seat belt and start your investment engines.
January 15, 2008 at 4:01 PM in reply to: Anyone else think SoCal economy is headed for a big tailspin? #136617ParticipantI expect such layoffs in financial institutions and any housing-related companies. When the layoffs start to happen among retailers, in biotech, in tech, in travel & leisure/hospitality, and elsewhere, it’s time to fasten your seat belt and start your investment engines.
January 15, 2008 at 4:01 PM in reply to: Anyone else think SoCal economy is headed for a big tailspin? #136652ParticipantI expect such layoffs in financial institutions and any housing-related companies. When the layoffs start to happen among retailers, in biotech, in tech, in travel & leisure/hospitality, and elsewhere, it’s time to fasten your seat belt and start your investment engines.
January 15, 2008 at 4:01 PM in reply to: Anyone else think SoCal economy is headed for a big tailspin? #136679ParticipantI expect such layoffs in financial institutions and any housing-related companies. When the layoffs start to happen among retailers, in biotech, in tech, in travel & leisure/hospitality, and elsewhere, it’s time to fasten your seat belt and start your investment engines.
January 15, 2008 at 4:01 PM in reply to: Anyone else think SoCal economy is headed for a big tailspin? #136718ParticipantI expect such layoffs in financial institutions and any housing-related companies. When the layoffs start to happen among retailers, in biotech, in tech, in travel & leisure/hospitality, and elsewhere, it’s time to fasten your seat belt and start your investment engines.
ParticipantI bought my place without an agent and the seller didn’t have one either. The escrow agent told us everything we needed to do and we did it on our own. I guess I was lucky.
ParticipantI bought my place without an agent and the seller didn’t have one either. The escrow agent told us everything we needed to do and we did it on our own. I guess I was lucky.
ParticipantI bought my place without an agent and the seller didn’t have one either. The escrow agent told us everything we needed to do and we did it on our own. I guess I was lucky.
ParticipantI bought my place without an agent and the seller didn’t have one either. The escrow agent told us everything we needed to do and we did it on our own. I guess I was lucky.
ParticipantI bought my place without an agent and the seller didn’t have one either. The escrow agent told us everything we needed to do and we did it on our own. I guess I was lucky.
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