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ParticipantThanks for the link freshman … I didn’t think the bill was retro-active and that confirmed it.
ParticipantThanks for the link freshman … I didn’t think the bill was retro-active and that confirmed it.
November 4, 2009 at 10:35 PM in reply to: Slow decline or is a big chunk about to be ripped out? #477822ParticipantWow. When you think about all of the new homes that are not even included in this data that were built in Carlsbad from 2000-2006 versus new homes built in 2008-2009 the sales volume situation may be even worse than what these numbers indicate. Back in those days everyone I knew was buying a new home not a resale.
In addition to the house size growing during the bubble years, people spent an excessive amount of $$$ on fancy upgrades, restaurant style kitchens, and resort style landscapes. That stuff is being heavily discounted now. People just want basic living these days and aren’t going to pay up for the fluff.
People are still paying up for the best locations, lots, and views. This leads me to an interesting question. What is really depreciating here? Is it top quality SD coastal real estate or is it granite countertops, designer paint schemes, and giant boxes on postage stamps?
November 4, 2009 at 10:35 PM in reply to: Slow decline or is a big chunk about to be ripped out? #477993ParticipantWow. When you think about all of the new homes that are not even included in this data that were built in Carlsbad from 2000-2006 versus new homes built in 2008-2009 the sales volume situation may be even worse than what these numbers indicate. Back in those days everyone I knew was buying a new home not a resale.
In addition to the house size growing during the bubble years, people spent an excessive amount of $$$ on fancy upgrades, restaurant style kitchens, and resort style landscapes. That stuff is being heavily discounted now. People just want basic living these days and aren’t going to pay up for the fluff.
People are still paying up for the best locations, lots, and views. This leads me to an interesting question. What is really depreciating here? Is it top quality SD coastal real estate or is it granite countertops, designer paint schemes, and giant boxes on postage stamps?
November 4, 2009 at 10:35 PM in reply to: Slow decline or is a big chunk about to be ripped out? #478361ParticipantWow. When you think about all of the new homes that are not even included in this data that were built in Carlsbad from 2000-2006 versus new homes built in 2008-2009 the sales volume situation may be even worse than what these numbers indicate. Back in those days everyone I knew was buying a new home not a resale.
In addition to the house size growing during the bubble years, people spent an excessive amount of $$$ on fancy upgrades, restaurant style kitchens, and resort style landscapes. That stuff is being heavily discounted now. People just want basic living these days and aren’t going to pay up for the fluff.
People are still paying up for the best locations, lots, and views. This leads me to an interesting question. What is really depreciating here? Is it top quality SD coastal real estate or is it granite countertops, designer paint schemes, and giant boxes on postage stamps?
November 4, 2009 at 10:35 PM in reply to: Slow decline or is a big chunk about to be ripped out? #478440ParticipantWow. When you think about all of the new homes that are not even included in this data that were built in Carlsbad from 2000-2006 versus new homes built in 2008-2009 the sales volume situation may be even worse than what these numbers indicate. Back in those days everyone I knew was buying a new home not a resale.
In addition to the house size growing during the bubble years, people spent an excessive amount of $$$ on fancy upgrades, restaurant style kitchens, and resort style landscapes. That stuff is being heavily discounted now. People just want basic living these days and aren’t going to pay up for the fluff.
People are still paying up for the best locations, lots, and views. This leads me to an interesting question. What is really depreciating here? Is it top quality SD coastal real estate or is it granite countertops, designer paint schemes, and giant boxes on postage stamps?
November 4, 2009 at 10:35 PM in reply to: Slow decline or is a big chunk about to be ripped out? #478659ParticipantWow. When you think about all of the new homes that are not even included in this data that were built in Carlsbad from 2000-2006 versus new homes built in 2008-2009 the sales volume situation may be even worse than what these numbers indicate. Back in those days everyone I knew was buying a new home not a resale.
In addition to the house size growing during the bubble years, people spent an excessive amount of $$$ on fancy upgrades, restaurant style kitchens, and resort style landscapes. That stuff is being heavily discounted now. People just want basic living these days and aren’t going to pay up for the fluff.
People are still paying up for the best locations, lots, and views. This leads me to an interesting question. What is really depreciating here? Is it top quality SD coastal real estate or is it granite countertops, designer paint schemes, and giant boxes on postage stamps?
ParticipantI don’t think the bill is retro-active. It sucks for me also because I bought in October and would have qualified for the $6500 move-up credit. Oh well, you can’t predict the government!
ParticipantI don’t think the bill is retro-active. It sucks for me also because I bought in October and would have qualified for the $6500 move-up credit. Oh well, you can’t predict the government!
ParticipantI don’t think the bill is retro-active. It sucks for me also because I bought in October and would have qualified for the $6500 move-up credit. Oh well, you can’t predict the government!
ParticipantI don’t think the bill is retro-active. It sucks for me also because I bought in October and would have qualified for the $6500 move-up credit. Oh well, you can’t predict the government!
ParticipantI don’t think the bill is retro-active. It sucks for me also because I bought in October and would have qualified for the $6500 move-up credit. Oh well, you can’t predict the government!
November 4, 2009 at 4:19 AM in reply to: Slow decline or is a big chunk about to be ripped out? #477760ParticipantI have been tracking 92106, 92107, 92103 pretty close. I get the feeling we are back to ’03 prices in these areas currently but of course there are exceptions. The high end is getting nailed this year. I also wish you would have included 92103 which I would put on par with the SD coastal zips.
I know it is a lot of work, but I wonder if you could extend your table back to ’03 prices? I also think we are going under the $400 a foot number of ’04 with higher volume so it would be nice to have ’03 to compare to.
November 4, 2009 at 4:19 AM in reply to: Slow decline or is a big chunk about to be ripped out? #477840ParticipantI have been tracking 92106, 92107, 92103 pretty close. I get the feeling we are back to ’03 prices in these areas currently but of course there are exceptions. The high end is getting nailed this year. I also wish you would have included 92103 which I would put on par with the SD coastal zips.
I know it is a lot of work, but I wonder if you could extend your table back to ’03 prices? I also think we are going under the $400 a foot number of ’04 with higher volume so it would be nice to have ’03 to compare to.
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