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Participantout of the numbers of concerned phone calls from family and friends, the consensus is… they ain’t gonna even think about moving down to SD anytime soon, FireProof Ranch or not.
one major fire in a decade or so, minimal psychological impact.
two major fires in 4 years, crossing SD off their lists.
Participantout of the numbers of concerned phone calls from family and friends, the consensus is… they ain’t gonna even think about moving down to SD anytime soon, FireProof Ranch or not.
one major fire in a decade or so, minimal psychological impact.
two major fires in 4 years, crossing SD off their lists.
October 27, 2007 at 2:21 AM in reply to: Billions in housing wealth at risk as foreclosures soar #92377Participantremember folks, fire-proof does not equal 4Closure-proof.
October 27, 2007 at 2:21 AM in reply to: Billions in housing wealth at risk as foreclosures soar #92406Participantremember folks, fire-proof does not equal 4Closure-proof.
October 27, 2007 at 2:21 AM in reply to: Billions in housing wealth at risk as foreclosures soar #92417Participantremember folks, fire-proof does not equal 4Closure-proof.
October 26, 2007 at 12:11 PM in reply to: 4 closure Ranch errr scratch that “Fire proof” Ranch = new nickname for 4S Ranch #92125Participantas the creator of the “4Closure Ranch” namesake, I actually agree with this fire-prevention technology. I think it does make a difference in regard to planting fire resistant plants, master plan locations of homes, and the sprinkler system.
instead of just in select communities, this type of practices need to be more common place.
to the country in general, vast majority of anyone thinking about a relocation to SD in all likelihood just had a change of heart. this along with the continuing population loss due to high RE prices, will excelerate the negative migration pattern. this will bring the prices down for the entire county in general.
but, comparing within SD itself, these fire-resistant communities like 4S, costal communities, and city proper will be able to slow and moderate the price decline a bit better than the rest of the county.
October 26, 2007 at 12:11 PM in reply to: 4 closure Ranch errr scratch that “Fire proof” Ranch = new nickname for 4S Ranch #92152Participantas the creator of the “4Closure Ranch” namesake, I actually agree with this fire-prevention technology. I think it does make a difference in regard to planting fire resistant plants, master plan locations of homes, and the sprinkler system.
instead of just in select communities, this type of practices need to be more common place.
to the country in general, vast majority of anyone thinking about a relocation to SD in all likelihood just had a change of heart. this along with the continuing population loss due to high RE prices, will excelerate the negative migration pattern. this will bring the prices down for the entire county in general.
but, comparing within SD itself, these fire-resistant communities like 4S, costal communities, and city proper will be able to slow and moderate the price decline a bit better than the rest of the county.
October 26, 2007 at 12:11 PM in reply to: 4 closure Ranch errr scratch that “Fire proof” Ranch = new nickname for 4S Ranch #92165Participantas the creator of the “4Closure Ranch” namesake, I actually agree with this fire-prevention technology. I think it does make a difference in regard to planting fire resistant plants, master plan locations of homes, and the sprinkler system.
instead of just in select communities, this type of practices need to be more common place.
to the country in general, vast majority of anyone thinking about a relocation to SD in all likelihood just had a change of heart. this along with the continuing population loss due to high RE prices, will excelerate the negative migration pattern. this will bring the prices down for the entire county in general.
but, comparing within SD itself, these fire-resistant communities like 4S, costal communities, and city proper will be able to slow and moderate the price decline a bit better than the rest of the county.
Participantbugs, you are right… but…
several times we went to Bressi the sales staff had some type of “sale” or “incentive” display placed coincidentally over the plaque that stated the airport noise alert.
just an interesting note, that’s all…
Participantbugs, you are right… but…
several times we went to Bressi the sales staff had some type of “sale” or “incentive” display placed coincidentally over the plaque that stated the airport noise alert.
just an interesting note, that’s all…
October 4, 2007 at 11:34 AM in reply to: Biggest percentage loss in San Diego, purchased price vs. list or sold price #86962Participantbetting, great find on the La Mesa home, I’ll put it up on BMIT soon.
some ground rule such as just SD county proper? (sorry temeculaguy, you are right, it is too easy).
October 4, 2007 at 8:33 AM in reply to: Biggest percentage loss in San Diego, purchased price vs. list or sold price #86928Participant855 Antilla Way, San Marcos, CA 92078
–5 beds, 4.5 baths, 3,607 sqft.
–07/2005: purchased for $872,000 ($242/sqft).
–07/2007: listed for $849,000.
–09/2007: reduced to $699,000 ($194/sqft).$173,000 loss or $20% drop in 2 years.
Participantit’ll end up as a rental, I agree.
owner would take it off the market by the end of the year. try to wait out the crash by waiting and renting for a year to rowdy SDSU students, who’ll park and pee on the grass, and stain up the walls.
after a year on the rental market and going negative for so long, when the flipper try to put it back on the market the comps would be so bad that he may just give it up to the bank.
October 2, 2007 at 7:15 AM in reply to: Looks like The Heights in Carmel Valley Just Dumped a lot of inventory onto the market (SD R, this one is for you) #86692Participantjust counting exclusively The Heights, there’s 23 listed currently.
so just how many have sold over the last year? (wow, it’s been exactly a year since my post on the subject). Vintage BMIT! =)
no price drops yet, as Carmel Valley is, of course, different…
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