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May 19, 2009 at 11:52 AM in reply to: Credit Card Industry Aims to Profit From Sterling Payers #402807
Sandi Egan
Participant[quote=sdnerd]I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.
That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?[/quote]
I concur
92128 is the North County foreclosure leader. Imo the price is off by a third.Personally I prefer corner lots, even on busy streets.
Participant[quote=sdnerd]I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.
That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?[/quote]
I concur
92128 is the North County foreclosure leader. Imo the price is off by a third.Personally I prefer corner lots, even on busy streets.
Participant[quote=sdnerd]I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.
That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?[/quote]
I concur
92128 is the North County foreclosure leader. Imo the price is off by a third.Personally I prefer corner lots, even on busy streets.
Participant[quote=sdnerd]I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.
That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?[/quote]
I concur
92128 is the North County foreclosure leader. Imo the price is off by a third.Personally I prefer corner lots, even on busy streets.
Participant[quote=sdnerd]I’d be more concerned on the price. Last sold in May 2003 for $517,000 and listing now for $600,000; over $300sq/ft.
That’s probably pretty close to peak of the bubble pricing isn’t it?[/quote]
I concur
92128 is the North County foreclosure leader. Imo the price is off by a third.Personally I prefer corner lots, even on busy streets.
ParticipantSDR, I see what you are saying: “reasonable pricing” is a relative if not a subjective term. What I mean is, top 20% of price/sqft leaders get 80% of offers in a given neighborhood.
[quote=SD Realtor] Give me a specific area and type of house and I can give you a little bit more of a specific answer. [/quote]
How about Poway school district, 2500-3000 sqft SFR?ParticipantSDR, I see what you are saying: “reasonable pricing” is a relative if not a subjective term. What I mean is, top 20% of price/sqft leaders get 80% of offers in a given neighborhood.
[quote=SD Realtor] Give me a specific area and type of house and I can give you a little bit more of a specific answer. [/quote]
How about Poway school district, 2500-3000 sqft SFR?ParticipantSDR, I see what you are saying: “reasonable pricing” is a relative if not a subjective term. What I mean is, top 20% of price/sqft leaders get 80% of offers in a given neighborhood.
[quote=SD Realtor] Give me a specific area and type of house and I can give you a little bit more of a specific answer. [/quote]
How about Poway school district, 2500-3000 sqft SFR?ParticipantSDR, I see what you are saying: “reasonable pricing” is a relative if not a subjective term. What I mean is, top 20% of price/sqft leaders get 80% of offers in a given neighborhood.
[quote=SD Realtor] Give me a specific area and type of house and I can give you a little bit more of a specific answer. [/quote]
How about Poway school district, 2500-3000 sqft SFR?ParticipantSDR, I see what you are saying: “reasonable pricing” is a relative if not a subjective term. What I mean is, top 20% of price/sqft leaders get 80% of offers in a given neighborhood.
[quote=SD Realtor] Give me a specific area and type of house and I can give you a little bit more of a specific answer. [/quote]
How about Poway school district, 2500-3000 sqft SFR?Participant[quote=XBoxBoy]I’ve used San Diego County Credit Union some and have been happy with their service.[/quote]
Same here. Joined them in 2000 and couldn’t be happier.
The only minor gripe: you can open a certificate online, but when it’s about to mature your must go to the office to cancel automatic renewal.
Other than that all services are top notch.Participant[quote=XBoxBoy]I’ve used San Diego County Credit Union some and have been happy with their service.[/quote]
Same here. Joined them in 2000 and couldn’t be happier.
The only minor gripe: you can open a certificate online, but when it’s about to mature your must go to the office to cancel automatic renewal.
Other than that all services are top notch.Participant[quote=XBoxBoy]I’ve used San Diego County Credit Union some and have been happy with their service.[/quote]
Same here. Joined them in 2000 and couldn’t be happier.
The only minor gripe: you can open a certificate online, but when it’s about to mature your must go to the office to cancel automatic renewal.
Other than that all services are top notch.Participant[quote=XBoxBoy]I’ve used San Diego County Credit Union some and have been happy with their service.[/quote]
Same here. Joined them in 2000 and couldn’t be happier.
The only minor gripe: you can open a certificate online, but when it’s about to mature your must go to the office to cancel automatic renewal.
Other than that all services are top notch. -
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