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Participant[quote=SD Realtor]
So I definitely think the thoughts about a limited number of buyers is not really applicable to this type of housing nor is it important as there will always be buyers. What is important is the psychology which will be displayed in sales numbers.[/quote]I’d agree with you if the discussion was about La Jolla or most any beachfront housing. But Scripps Ranch?
Participant[quote=SD Realtor]
So I definitely think the thoughts about a limited number of buyers is not really applicable to this type of housing nor is it important as there will always be buyers. What is important is the psychology which will be displayed in sales numbers.[/quote]I’d agree with you if the discussion was about La Jolla or most any beachfront housing. But Scripps Ranch?
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]There are always people with money who want a new home and can afford it. That is what you are seeing which may seem contrary to what you would expect in this economy but it is reality not theory.[/quote]
Reality is there’s not a bottomless pit of these “people with money”.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]There are always people with money who want a new home and can afford it. That is what you are seeing which may seem contrary to what you would expect in this economy but it is reality not theory.[/quote]
Reality is there’s not a bottomless pit of these “people with money”.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]There are always people with money who want a new home and can afford it. That is what you are seeing which may seem contrary to what you would expect in this economy but it is reality not theory.[/quote]
Reality is there’s not a bottomless pit of these “people with money”.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]There are always people with money who want a new home and can afford it. That is what you are seeing which may seem contrary to what you would expect in this economy but it is reality not theory.[/quote]
Reality is there’s not a bottomless pit of these “people with money”.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]There are always people with money who want a new home and can afford it. That is what you are seeing which may seem contrary to what you would expect in this economy but it is reality not theory.[/quote]
Reality is there’s not a bottomless pit of these “people with money”.
ParticipantISTJ. Pretty accurate for me I think.
ParticipantISTJ. Pretty accurate for me I think.
ParticipantISTJ. Pretty accurate for me I think.
ParticipantISTJ. Pretty accurate for me I think.
ParticipantISTJ. Pretty accurate for me I think.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]Dont know about SD R but I have sold a few properties there this year and have another short near approval. Demand for entry level detached homes seems very strong up to 600K (both my lisitngs were under 600K). One sold for just over 500K several months back and probably could sell for 525K. The other is in the mid to upper 500’s and getting offers at list has never been a problem. Current buying has been hanging in for several months as its a nice house and fair value in tough price range. Barring any major system shocks, it seem slike a pretty stable market with plenty of demand at current prices for dettached entry level homes.[/quote]
Inventory there has DOUBLED since January.
Participant[quote=sdrealtor]Dont know about SD R but I have sold a few properties there this year and have another short near approval. Demand for entry level detached homes seems very strong up to 600K (both my lisitngs were under 600K). One sold for just over 500K several months back and probably could sell for 525K. The other is in the mid to upper 500’s and getting offers at list has never been a problem. Current buying has been hanging in for several months as its a nice house and fair value in tough price range. Barring any major system shocks, it seem slike a pretty stable market with plenty of demand at current prices for dettached entry level homes.[/quote]
Inventory there has DOUBLED since January.
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