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Ren
ParticipantWe toured those homes early last year. In my opinion, really nice and unique in and out, really small back yards, some with nice views – if brown inland desert dotted with suburbs is your idea of a “view”. I left thinking you’d have to love your neighbors to live there, and that the houses would be great on larger lots.
If I recall they ranged something like 1m to 1.6m at the time.
ParticipantYeah, living close to the coast really sucks … in May and June, that is. I would trade in my central A/C unit and the associated bills and for about 30 extra days of coastal fog anytime.
No doubt. We live in CV just east of the 5 off Del Mar Heights, and we haven’t turned on AC or heater in over a year. I LOVE this weather. This coming from someone who lived and worked in Rancho Bernardo/Carmel Mountain. I will never live inland again.
ParticipantYeah, living close to the coast really sucks … in May and June, that is. I would trade in my central A/C unit and the associated bills and for about 30 extra days of coastal fog anytime.
No doubt. We live in CV just east of the 5 off Del Mar Heights, and we haven’t turned on AC or heater in over a year. I LOVE this weather. This coming from someone who lived and worked in Rancho Bernardo/Carmel Mountain. I will never live inland again.
ParticipantYeah, living close to the coast really sucks … in May and June, that is. I would trade in my central A/C unit and the associated bills and for about 30 extra days of coastal fog anytime.
No doubt. We live in CV just east of the 5 off Del Mar Heights, and we haven’t turned on AC or heater in over a year. I LOVE this weather. This coming from someone who lived and worked in Rancho Bernardo/Carmel Mountain. I will never live inland again.
ParticipantYeah, living close to the coast really sucks … in May and June, that is. I would trade in my central A/C unit and the associated bills and for about 30 extra days of coastal fog anytime.
No doubt. We live in CV just east of the 5 off Del Mar Heights, and we haven’t turned on AC or heater in over a year. I LOVE this weather. This coming from someone who lived and worked in Rancho Bernardo/Carmel Mountain. I will never live inland again.
ParticipantYeah, living close to the coast really sucks … in May and June, that is. I would trade in my central A/C unit and the associated bills and for about 30 extra days of coastal fog anytime.
No doubt. We live in CV just east of the 5 off Del Mar Heights, and we haven’t turned on AC or heater in over a year. I LOVE this weather. This coming from someone who lived and worked in Rancho Bernardo/Carmel Mountain. I will never live inland again.
ParticipantI think peoples’ issue with it is that it’s not just inaccurate, it’s wildly inaccurate – not just due to limited data, but to incorrect calculations. Maybe someone else knows more about that, I’d like to learn how it values properties.
A friend of mine has a house in Vista with a zestimate of $1.3m (and climbing, according to zillow), and he’d be lucky to get $1m for it today.
I don’t think it will ever threaten appraisers – it doesn’t store enough data about individual homes, and has no way of finding that information out without human intervention.
ParticipantI think peoples’ issue with it is that it’s not just inaccurate, it’s wildly inaccurate – not just due to limited data, but to incorrect calculations. Maybe someone else knows more about that, I’d like to learn how it values properties.
A friend of mine has a house in Vista with a zestimate of $1.3m (and climbing, according to zillow), and he’d be lucky to get $1m for it today.
I don’t think it will ever threaten appraisers – it doesn’t store enough data about individual homes, and has no way of finding that information out without human intervention.
ParticipantI think peoples’ issue with it is that it’s not just inaccurate, it’s wildly inaccurate – not just due to limited data, but to incorrect calculations. Maybe someone else knows more about that, I’d like to learn how it values properties.
A friend of mine has a house in Vista with a zestimate of $1.3m (and climbing, according to zillow), and he’d be lucky to get $1m for it today.
I don’t think it will ever threaten appraisers – it doesn’t store enough data about individual homes, and has no way of finding that information out without human intervention.
ParticipantI think peoples’ issue with it is that it’s not just inaccurate, it’s wildly inaccurate – not just due to limited data, but to incorrect calculations. Maybe someone else knows more about that, I’d like to learn how it values properties.
A friend of mine has a house in Vista with a zestimate of $1.3m (and climbing, according to zillow), and he’d be lucky to get $1m for it today.
I don’t think it will ever threaten appraisers – it doesn’t store enough data about individual homes, and has no way of finding that information out without human intervention.
ParticipantI think peoples’ issue with it is that it’s not just inaccurate, it’s wildly inaccurate – not just due to limited data, but to incorrect calculations. Maybe someone else knows more about that, I’d like to learn how it values properties.
A friend of mine has a house in Vista with a zestimate of $1.3m (and climbing, according to zillow), and he’d be lucky to get $1m for it today.
I don’t think it will ever threaten appraisers – it doesn’t store enough data about individual homes, and has no way of finding that information out without human intervention.
ParticipantMany people are still in denial, and/or they only listen to their personal agent/”friend” who feeds them misinformation on a weekly basis, without doing any of their own research. I know a few people like that, and I stopped talking about the market with them long ago.
ParticipantMany people are still in denial, and/or they only listen to their personal agent/”friend” who feeds them misinformation on a weekly basis, without doing any of their own research. I know a few people like that, and I stopped talking about the market with them long ago.
ParticipantMany people are still in denial, and/or they only listen to their personal agent/”friend” who feeds them misinformation on a weekly basis, without doing any of their own research. I know a few people like that, and I stopped talking about the market with them long ago.
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