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ParticipantRaptor…I was Miramar late 80’s so probably not. I’m also looking at these areas so appreciate the extensive posts. I haven’t ruled out the coast altogether.
ParticipantRaptor…I was Miramar late 80’s so probably not. I’m also looking at these areas so appreciate the extensive posts. I haven’t ruled out the coast altogether.
ParticipantRaptor…I was Miramar late 80’s so probably not. I’m also looking at these areas so appreciate the extensive posts. I haven’t ruled out the coast altogether.
ParticipantRaptor…I was Miramar late 80’s so probably not. I’m also looking at these areas so appreciate the extensive posts. I haven’t ruled out the coast altogether.
ParticipantRaptor Just curious…What did you do in the USN and during which years? Maybe we have crossed paths.
ParticipantRaptor Just curious…What did you do in the USN and during which years? Maybe we have crossed paths.
ParticipantRaptor Just curious…What did you do in the USN and during which years? Maybe we have crossed paths.
ParticipantRaptor Just curious…What did you do in the USN and during which years? Maybe we have crossed paths.
ParticipantRaptor Just curious…What did you do in the USN and during which years? Maybe we have crossed paths.
January 24, 2008 at 8:20 PM in reply to: Price movement over 3 years in certain RSF and Bay Area homes #142525ParticipantI am trying to find the day when these things will be priced back in normal dollars. I haven’t been looking as long as you but feel that we are still way out of whack in terms of price. I can’t compare vs. Norcal (which you feel is much worse) but am wondering what you have found is a reasonable number per sf on a large RSF home well built (not including land.) Is it $250-$300/sf? When you break it out how much should the land be? Is $10- $13 per sf the range in Covenant and FBR? I would think Crosby, Cielo, Santaluz, and CV maybe less. I appreciate you sharing what you have learned.
January 24, 2008 at 8:20 PM in reply to: Price movement over 3 years in certain RSF and Bay Area homes #142753ParticipantI am trying to find the day when these things will be priced back in normal dollars. I haven’t been looking as long as you but feel that we are still way out of whack in terms of price. I can’t compare vs. Norcal (which you feel is much worse) but am wondering what you have found is a reasonable number per sf on a large RSF home well built (not including land.) Is it $250-$300/sf? When you break it out how much should the land be? Is $10- $13 per sf the range in Covenant and FBR? I would think Crosby, Cielo, Santaluz, and CV maybe less. I appreciate you sharing what you have learned.
January 24, 2008 at 8:20 PM in reply to: Price movement over 3 years in certain RSF and Bay Area homes #142764ParticipantI am trying to find the day when these things will be priced back in normal dollars. I haven’t been looking as long as you but feel that we are still way out of whack in terms of price. I can’t compare vs. Norcal (which you feel is much worse) but am wondering what you have found is a reasonable number per sf on a large RSF home well built (not including land.) Is it $250-$300/sf? When you break it out how much should the land be? Is $10- $13 per sf the range in Covenant and FBR? I would think Crosby, Cielo, Santaluz, and CV maybe less. I appreciate you sharing what you have learned.
January 24, 2008 at 8:20 PM in reply to: Price movement over 3 years in certain RSF and Bay Area homes #142788ParticipantI am trying to find the day when these things will be priced back in normal dollars. I haven’t been looking as long as you but feel that we are still way out of whack in terms of price. I can’t compare vs. Norcal (which you feel is much worse) but am wondering what you have found is a reasonable number per sf on a large RSF home well built (not including land.) Is it $250-$300/sf? When you break it out how much should the land be? Is $10- $13 per sf the range in Covenant and FBR? I would think Crosby, Cielo, Santaluz, and CV maybe less. I appreciate you sharing what you have learned.
January 24, 2008 at 8:20 PM in reply to: Price movement over 3 years in certain RSF and Bay Area homes #142854ParticipantI am trying to find the day when these things will be priced back in normal dollars. I haven’t been looking as long as you but feel that we are still way out of whack in terms of price. I can’t compare vs. Norcal (which you feel is much worse) but am wondering what you have found is a reasonable number per sf on a large RSF home well built (not including land.) Is it $250-$300/sf? When you break it out how much should the land be? Is $10- $13 per sf the range in Covenant and FBR? I would think Crosby, Cielo, Santaluz, and CV maybe less. I appreciate you sharing what you have learned.
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