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Participantwith Scripps, you are looking at gradually declining school age population. this means SDUSD will gradually bus more and more kids from outside Scripps to keep the school filled up.
Participant[quote=jpinpb]Were it not for government intervention, bailouts and incentives, those predictions might have been accurate. Factor out the unpredicted manipulations.[/quote]
I think without all the interventions, maybe at best $150/sqft. but $125/sqft would have been for something along the line of a Silvercrest home backing to the new Sprinters line in San Marcos.
Participant[quote=jpinpb]Were it not for government intervention, bailouts and incentives, those predictions might have been accurate. Factor out the unpredicted manipulations.[/quote]
I think without all the interventions, maybe at best $150/sqft. but $125/sqft would have been for something along the line of a Silvercrest home backing to the new Sprinters line in San Marcos.
Participant[quote=jpinpb]Were it not for government intervention, bailouts and incentives, those predictions might have been accurate. Factor out the unpredicted manipulations.[/quote]
I think without all the interventions, maybe at best $150/sqft. but $125/sqft would have been for something along the line of a Silvercrest home backing to the new Sprinters line in San Marcos.
Participant[quote=jpinpb]Were it not for government intervention, bailouts and incentives, those predictions might have been accurate. Factor out the unpredicted manipulations.[/quote]
I think without all the interventions, maybe at best $150/sqft. but $125/sqft would have been for something along the line of a Silvercrest home backing to the new Sprinters line in San Marcos.
Participant[quote=jpinpb]Were it not for government intervention, bailouts and incentives, those predictions might have been accurate. Factor out the unpredicted manipulations.[/quote]
I think without all the interventions, maybe at best $150/sqft. but $125/sqft would have been for something along the line of a Silvercrest home backing to the new Sprinters line in San Marcos.
Participantagreed. predictions looking for $125/sqft were, shall we say, overly dramatic.
824 Antilla just closed for 575k, $175/sqft
827 Antilla was a little higher at 615k, $181/sqftParticipantagreed. predictions looking for $125/sqft were, shall we say, overly dramatic.
824 Antilla just closed for 575k, $175/sqft
827 Antilla was a little higher at 615k, $181/sqftParticipantagreed. predictions looking for $125/sqft were, shall we say, overly dramatic.
824 Antilla just closed for 575k, $175/sqft
827 Antilla was a little higher at 615k, $181/sqftParticipantagreed. predictions looking for $125/sqft were, shall we say, overly dramatic.
824 Antilla just closed for 575k, $175/sqft
827 Antilla was a little higher at 615k, $181/sqftParticipantagreed. predictions looking for $125/sqft were, shall we say, overly dramatic.
824 Antilla just closed for 575k, $175/sqft
827 Antilla was a little higher at 615k, $181/sqftParticipant[quote=SD Realtor]Hard to say how much below 200 ppsf we will see in 4S. I dont think we get below the 600s for this stock TG…The only exception would be interest rates that are way up there.[/quote]
these homes are staying at basically $700k, or $188/sqft. has been for the last 6 months.
is this bottom?
Participant[quote=SD Realtor]Hard to say how much below 200 ppsf we will see in 4S. I dont think we get below the 600s for this stock TG…The only exception would be interest rates that are way up there.[/quote]
these homes are staying at basically $700k, or $188/sqft. has been for the last 6 months.
is this bottom?
Participant[quote=SD Realtor]Hard to say how much below 200 ppsf we will see in 4S. I dont think we get below the 600s for this stock TG…The only exception would be interest rates that are way up there.[/quote]
these homes are staying at basically $700k, or $188/sqft. has been for the last 6 months.
is this bottom?
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