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Bane,
Assuming that you have great taste and have been following your segment of the market carefully, you will find this happening everytime you find a house you want to buy. Although there are lots of homes for sale only a precious few will have an attractive price for product. You may find homes priced very well but will need some work. Then there are those that are prefect but over priced. It’s when you combine both when you’ve truely found a nice house for the price. This happens in the lower, middle, upper end of the market. My only advice would be to have patience and your pricepoint for the product that you want will eventually come together. For now what you want for 450K is too good of a buy, but eventually it will be an everyday occurance. The bad part about that is you will probably want more for 450K at that point. Almost every home that I have looked at and liked for the price has either sold at/or above listing or has gone pending.
I too think the market has further to correct, but I believe the areas that have fallen the most will have less to correct. I don’t think that those areas will stop falling earlier, but just will correct less percentage wise from this point on.

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Bane,
Assuming that you have great taste and have been following your segment of the market carefully, you will find this happening everytime you find a house you want to buy. Although there are lots of homes for sale only a precious few will have an attractive price for product. You may find homes priced very well but will need some work. Then there are those that are prefect but over priced. It’s when you combine both when you’ve truely found a nice house for the price. This happens in the lower, middle, upper end of the market. My only advice would be to have patience and your pricepoint for the product that you want will eventually come together. For now what you want for 450K is too good of a buy, but eventually it will be an everyday occurance. The bad part about that is you will probably want more for 450K at that point. Almost every home that I have looked at and liked for the price has either sold at/or above listing or has gone pending.
I too think the market has further to correct, but I believe the areas that have fallen the most will have less to correct. I don’t think that those areas will stop falling earlier, but just will correct less percentage wise from this point on.

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meadandale,

I going to concede to you about the lot size. I can’t find any concrete evidence on any listings in that area to prove you wrong.

Would $133sqft be a good price point for homes in Chula Vista?
Would a property that sells for 50% off original sales price be a good deal?

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meadandale,

I going to concede to you about the lot size. I can’t find any concrete evidence on any listings in that area to prove you wrong.

Would $133sqft be a good price point for homes in Chula Vista?
Would a property that sells for 50% off original sales price be a good deal?

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meadandale,

I going to concede to you about the lot size. I can’t find any concrete evidence on any listings in that area to prove you wrong.

Would $133sqft be a good price point for homes in Chula Vista?
Would a property that sells for 50% off original sales price be a good deal?

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meadandale,

I going to concede to you about the lot size. I can’t find any concrete evidence on any listings in that area to prove you wrong.

Would $133sqft be a good price point for homes in Chula Vista?
Would a property that sells for 50% off original sales price be a good deal?

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meadandale,

I going to concede to you about the lot size. I can’t find any concrete evidence on any listings in that area to prove you wrong.

Would $133sqft be a good price point for homes in Chula Vista?
Would a property that sells for 50% off original sales price be a good deal?

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You can’t fit a 2000sqft home on a 2500sqft lot. More like 4000+. I would have to agree with you about the $225k price. Kitchens for 2000sqft homes all usually small L-shaped kitchens. Rarely do you find one with an island or grand appearance, that’s why I prefer larger homes 3500sqft and larger.

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You can’t fit a 2000sqft home on a 2500sqft lot. More like 4000+. I would have to agree with you about the $225k price. Kitchens for 2000sqft homes all usually small L-shaped kitchens. Rarely do you find one with an island or grand appearance, that’s why I prefer larger homes 3500sqft and larger.

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You can’t fit a 2000sqft home on a 2500sqft lot. More like 4000+. I would have to agree with you about the $225k price. Kitchens for 2000sqft homes all usually small L-shaped kitchens. Rarely do you find one with an island or grand appearance, that’s why I prefer larger homes 3500sqft and larger.

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You can’t fit a 2000sqft home on a 2500sqft lot. More like 4000+. I would have to agree with you about the $225k price. Kitchens for 2000sqft homes all usually small L-shaped kitchens. Rarely do you find one with an island or grand appearance, that’s why I prefer larger homes 3500sqft and larger.

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You can’t fit a 2000sqft home on a 2500sqft lot. More like 4000+. I would have to agree with you about the $225k price. Kitchens for 2000sqft homes all usually small L-shaped kitchens. Rarely do you find one with an island or grand appearance, that’s why I prefer larger homes 3500sqft and larger.

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BTW that is a nice house for the price.

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BTW that is a nice house for the price.

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BTW that is a nice house for the price.

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