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September 23, 2008 at 8:30 PM in reply to: OT: I-15 new lanes, any change in traffic patterns? #274779
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ParticipantThis bailout reminds me of the Patriot Act “process” – ram it through quickly (without thorough review/debate) or else there will be dire consequences.
Seems like a very similiar strategy.
Scary…
ParticipantThis bailout reminds me of the Patriot Act “process” – ram it through quickly (without thorough review/debate) or else there will be dire consequences.
Seems like a very similiar strategy.
Scary…
ParticipantThis bailout reminds me of the Patriot Act “process” – ram it through quickly (without thorough review/debate) or else there will be dire consequences.
Seems like a very similiar strategy.
Scary…
ParticipantThis bailout reminds me of the Patriot Act “process” – ram it through quickly (without thorough review/debate) or else there will be dire consequences.
Seems like a very similiar strategy.
Scary…
ParticipantThis bailout reminds me of the Patriot Act “process” – ram it through quickly (without thorough review/debate) or else there will be dire consequences.
Seems like a very similiar strategy.
Scary…
September 11, 2008 at 11:00 PM in reply to: Centex in Temecula shuts down tract less than half complete #269246ParticipantTG: The last time I checked the pricing on the models in Hemingway they are asking mid 400’s – and that was about a week ago. The pricing is way off.
Laurel now has a larger model available for 338k (~3000 sq ft) and even a 2600 sq ft model for 317k. I have been tempted – these lots back right up to Redhawk.
Redwood is still in the low 400’s minimum (best deals).
The only problem I see with Stratford is the proximity to the High School with that 50 ft tall fence right across the street. Other than that I liked Stratford, but again really no drop in prices here either.
I think your right, Stratford’s days are numbered – I don’t see them finishing that entire community.
At the same time, I wonder about Laurel and Redwood as well.
September 11, 2008 at 11:00 PM in reply to: Centex in Temecula shuts down tract less than half complete #269478ParticipantTG: The last time I checked the pricing on the models in Hemingway they are asking mid 400’s – and that was about a week ago. The pricing is way off.
Laurel now has a larger model available for 338k (~3000 sq ft) and even a 2600 sq ft model for 317k. I have been tempted – these lots back right up to Redhawk.
Redwood is still in the low 400’s minimum (best deals).
The only problem I see with Stratford is the proximity to the High School with that 50 ft tall fence right across the street. Other than that I liked Stratford, but again really no drop in prices here either.
I think your right, Stratford’s days are numbered – I don’t see them finishing that entire community.
At the same time, I wonder about Laurel and Redwood as well.
September 11, 2008 at 11:00 PM in reply to: Centex in Temecula shuts down tract less than half complete #269486ParticipantTG: The last time I checked the pricing on the models in Hemingway they are asking mid 400’s – and that was about a week ago. The pricing is way off.
Laurel now has a larger model available for 338k (~3000 sq ft) and even a 2600 sq ft model for 317k. I have been tempted – these lots back right up to Redhawk.
Redwood is still in the low 400’s minimum (best deals).
The only problem I see with Stratford is the proximity to the High School with that 50 ft tall fence right across the street. Other than that I liked Stratford, but again really no drop in prices here either.
I think your right, Stratford’s days are numbered – I don’t see them finishing that entire community.
At the same time, I wonder about Laurel and Redwood as well.
September 11, 2008 at 11:00 PM in reply to: Centex in Temecula shuts down tract less than half complete #269533ParticipantTG: The last time I checked the pricing on the models in Hemingway they are asking mid 400’s – and that was about a week ago. The pricing is way off.
Laurel now has a larger model available for 338k (~3000 sq ft) and even a 2600 sq ft model for 317k. I have been tempted – these lots back right up to Redhawk.
Redwood is still in the low 400’s minimum (best deals).
The only problem I see with Stratford is the proximity to the High School with that 50 ft tall fence right across the street. Other than that I liked Stratford, but again really no drop in prices here either.
I think your right, Stratford’s days are numbered – I don’t see them finishing that entire community.
At the same time, I wonder about Laurel and Redwood as well.
September 11, 2008 at 11:00 PM in reply to: Centex in Temecula shuts down tract less than half complete #269559ParticipantTG: The last time I checked the pricing on the models in Hemingway they are asking mid 400’s – and that was about a week ago. The pricing is way off.
Laurel now has a larger model available for 338k (~3000 sq ft) and even a 2600 sq ft model for 317k. I have been tempted – these lots back right up to Redhawk.
Redwood is still in the low 400’s minimum (best deals).
The only problem I see with Stratford is the proximity to the High School with that 50 ft tall fence right across the street. Other than that I liked Stratford, but again really no drop in prices here either.
I think your right, Stratford’s days are numbered – I don’t see them finishing that entire community.
At the same time, I wonder about Laurel and Redwood as well.
September 6, 2008 at 11:03 AM in reply to: Uncle Sam is going to take over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac #267007ParticipantWith so much foreign investment in the US mortgage markets, if the US didn’t make good on these investments who else would finance future wars.
September 6, 2008 at 11:03 AM in reply to: Uncle Sam is going to take over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac #267225ParticipantWith so much foreign investment in the US mortgage markets, if the US didn’t make good on these investments who else would finance future wars.
September 6, 2008 at 11:03 AM in reply to: Uncle Sam is going to take over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac #267241ParticipantWith so much foreign investment in the US mortgage markets, if the US didn’t make good on these investments who else would finance future wars.
September 6, 2008 at 11:03 AM in reply to: Uncle Sam is going to take over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac #267286ParticipantWith so much foreign investment in the US mortgage markets, if the US didn’t make good on these investments who else would finance future wars.
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