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  • February 16, 2008 at 1:30 AM in reply to: Walmart in Carlsbad? Impact on Housing value? #154125
    pepsi
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    Agreed with Diego Mamani.

    When you go to Costco, it is easier to see that the employees seem to be smarter, young and good looking.

    Costco didn't pay extra money for nothing and Walmart couldn't cut their price if they don't use those people.

    Rejecting Walmart just deprives low wage people from their working chance. Also lower tax revenue for the city.

    The end result will be higher tax, more people on unemployment aid and a bi-polar society.

    February 16, 2008 at 1:30 AM in reply to: Walmart in Carlsbad? Impact on Housing value? #154402
    pepsi
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    Agreed with Diego Mamani.

    When you go to Costco, it is easier to see that the employees seem to be smarter, young and good looking.

    Costco didn't pay extra money for nothing and Walmart couldn't cut their price if they don't use those people.

    Rejecting Walmart just deprives low wage people from their working chance. Also lower tax revenue for the city.

    The end result will be higher tax, more people on unemployment aid and a bi-polar society.

    February 16, 2008 at 1:30 AM in reply to: Walmart in Carlsbad? Impact on Housing value? #154415
    pepsi
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    Agreed with Diego Mamani.

    When you go to Costco, it is easier to see that the employees seem to be smarter, young and good looking.

    Costco didn't pay extra money for nothing and Walmart couldn't cut their price if they don't use those people.

    Rejecting Walmart just deprives low wage people from their working chance. Also lower tax revenue for the city.

    The end result will be higher tax, more people on unemployment aid and a bi-polar society.

    February 16, 2008 at 1:30 AM in reply to: Walmart in Carlsbad? Impact on Housing value? #154424
    pepsi
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    Agreed with Diego Mamani.

    When you go to Costco, it is easier to see that the employees seem to be smarter, young and good looking.

    Costco didn't pay extra money for nothing and Walmart couldn't cut their price if they don't use those people.

    Rejecting Walmart just deprives low wage people from their working chance. Also lower tax revenue for the city.

    The end result will be higher tax, more people on unemployment aid and a bi-polar society.

    February 16, 2008 at 1:30 AM in reply to: Walmart in Carlsbad? Impact on Housing value? #154503
    pepsi
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    Agreed with Diego Mamani.

    When you go to Costco, it is easier to see that the employees seem to be smarter, young and good looking.

    Costco didn't pay extra money for nothing and Walmart couldn't cut their price if they don't use those people.

    Rejecting Walmart just deprives low wage people from their working chance. Also lower tax revenue for the city.

    The end result will be higher tax, more people on unemployment aid and a bi-polar society.

    January 19, 2008 at 11:17 PM in reply to: Buying land with my 401K #138938
    pepsi
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    And water will cost you $1K per yard. Hard to believe, but to meet all the environment standards of putting a pipe under ground, you better believe it….

    January 19, 2008 at 11:17 PM in reply to: Buying land with my 401K #139153
    pepsi
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    And water will cost you $1K per yard. Hard to believe, but to meet all the environment standards of putting a pipe under ground, you better believe it….

    January 19, 2008 at 11:17 PM in reply to: Buying land with my 401K #139178
    pepsi
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    And water will cost you $1K per yard. Hard to believe, but to meet all the environment standards of putting a pipe under ground, you better believe it….

    January 19, 2008 at 11:17 PM in reply to: Buying land with my 401K #139201
    pepsi
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    And water will cost you $1K per yard. Hard to believe, but to meet all the environment standards of putting a pipe under ground, you better believe it….

    January 19, 2008 at 11:17 PM in reply to: Buying land with my 401K #139244
    pepsi
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    And water will cost you $1K per yard. Hard to believe, but to meet all the environment standards of putting a pipe under ground, you better believe it….

    January 3, 2008 at 12:52 PM in reply to: Massive 26% Markdown on Carmel Valley McMansion #128566
    pepsi
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    Just some numbers for CV (signle family resell):

    Medium price (2001 – 2006):

    2001: $610K

    2002: $670K

    2003: $750K

    2004: $969K

    2005: $1.04M

    2006: $1.028M

    Medium Price for Nov, 2007:  $875K  (That is less than 5% annual appreciation from 2001 medium price)

    January 3, 2008 at 12:52 PM in reply to: Massive 26% Markdown on Carmel Valley McMansion #128733
    pepsi
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    Just some numbers for CV (signle family resell):

    Medium price (2001 – 2006):

    2001: $610K

    2002: $670K

    2003: $750K

    2004: $969K

    2005: $1.04M

    2006: $1.028M

    Medium Price for Nov, 2007:  $875K  (That is less than 5% annual appreciation from 2001 medium price)

    January 3, 2008 at 12:52 PM in reply to: Massive 26% Markdown on Carmel Valley McMansion #128742
    pepsi
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    Just some numbers for CV (signle family resell):

    Medium price (2001 – 2006):

    2001: $610K

    2002: $670K

    2003: $750K

    2004: $969K

    2005: $1.04M

    2006: $1.028M

    Medium Price for Nov, 2007:  $875K  (That is less than 5% annual appreciation from 2001 medium price)

    January 3, 2008 at 12:52 PM in reply to: Massive 26% Markdown on Carmel Valley McMansion #128810
    pepsi
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    Just some numbers for CV (signle family resell):

    Medium price (2001 – 2006):

    2001: $610K

    2002: $670K

    2003: $750K

    2004: $969K

    2005: $1.04M

    2006: $1.028M

    Medium Price for Nov, 2007:  $875K  (That is less than 5% annual appreciation from 2001 medium price)

    January 3, 2008 at 12:52 PM in reply to: Massive 26% Markdown on Carmel Valley McMansion #128839
    pepsi
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    Just some numbers for CV (signle family resell):

    Medium price (2001 – 2006):

    2001: $610K

    2002: $670K

    2003: $750K

    2004: $969K

    2005: $1.04M

    2006: $1.028M

    Medium Price for Nov, 2007:  $875K  (That is less than 5% annual appreciation from 2001 medium price)

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