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ParticipantAt least when the developers/banks are still involved selling units, they have a vested interest in maintaining the property. I think most problems start occurring a year or two after the project sells out.
Living in a building downtown with less than 150 units, I see how difficult it is to get proxies and majority votes to get things done. I can’t imagine how it will be for the huge developments (300-700 units) to get anything done.
ParticipantAt least when the developers/banks are still involved selling units, they have a vested interest in maintaining the property. I think most problems start occurring a year or two after the project sells out.
Living in a building downtown with less than 150 units, I see how difficult it is to get proxies and majority votes to get things done. I can’t imagine how it will be for the huge developments (300-700 units) to get anything done.
ParticipantAt least when the developers/banks are still involved selling units, they have a vested interest in maintaining the property. I think most problems start occurring a year or two after the project sells out.
Living in a building downtown with less than 150 units, I see how difficult it is to get proxies and majority votes to get things done. I can’t imagine how it will be for the huge developments (300-700 units) to get anything done.
ParticipantAt least when the developers/banks are still involved selling units, they have a vested interest in maintaining the property. I think most problems start occurring a year or two after the project sells out.
Living in a building downtown with less than 150 units, I see how difficult it is to get proxies and majority votes to get things done. I can’t imagine how it will be for the huge developments (300-700 units) to get anything done.
ParticipantInstead of breaking it up by zip code, I would recommend defining the area within 2 miles from the coast as coastal Carlsbad.
Once you get out past Palomar Airport and El Camino Real, I agree that paying a premium for a Carlsbad address doesn’t make much sense.
ParticipantInstead of breaking it up by zip code, I would recommend defining the area within 2 miles from the coast as coastal Carlsbad.
Once you get out past Palomar Airport and El Camino Real, I agree that paying a premium for a Carlsbad address doesn’t make much sense.
ParticipantInstead of breaking it up by zip code, I would recommend defining the area within 2 miles from the coast as coastal Carlsbad.
Once you get out past Palomar Airport and El Camino Real, I agree that paying a premium for a Carlsbad address doesn’t make much sense.
ParticipantInstead of breaking it up by zip code, I would recommend defining the area within 2 miles from the coast as coastal Carlsbad.
Once you get out past Palomar Airport and El Camino Real, I agree that paying a premium for a Carlsbad address doesn’t make much sense.
ParticipantInstead of breaking it up by zip code, I would recommend defining the area within 2 miles from the coast as coastal Carlsbad.
Once you get out past Palomar Airport and El Camino Real, I agree that paying a premium for a Carlsbad address doesn’t make much sense.
ParticipantThe 1997 price comment was in jest. Some people on this board seem to think that if you are paying anything more than the actual cost of the land and the materials to build the house, you are paying too much.
At some point you do trade location and lifestyle for price. There is a premium to be paid. I don’t think that Shadowridge and SEH are very good comps for coastal Carlsbad (schools, access, amenities, location).
ParticipantThe 1997 price comment was in jest. Some people on this board seem to think that if you are paying anything more than the actual cost of the land and the materials to build the house, you are paying too much.
At some point you do trade location and lifestyle for price. There is a premium to be paid. I don’t think that Shadowridge and SEH are very good comps for coastal Carlsbad (schools, access, amenities, location).
ParticipantThe 1997 price comment was in jest. Some people on this board seem to think that if you are paying anything more than the actual cost of the land and the materials to build the house, you are paying too much.
At some point you do trade location and lifestyle for price. There is a premium to be paid. I don’t think that Shadowridge and SEH are very good comps for coastal Carlsbad (schools, access, amenities, location).
ParticipantThe 1997 price comment was in jest. Some people on this board seem to think that if you are paying anything more than the actual cost of the land and the materials to build the house, you are paying too much.
At some point you do trade location and lifestyle for price. There is a premium to be paid. I don’t think that Shadowridge and SEH are very good comps for coastal Carlsbad (schools, access, amenities, location).
ParticipantThe 1997 price comment was in jest. Some people on this board seem to think that if you are paying anything more than the actual cost of the land and the materials to build the house, you are paying too much.
At some point you do trade location and lifestyle for price. There is a premium to be paid. I don’t think that Shadowridge and SEH are very good comps for coastal Carlsbad (schools, access, amenities, location).
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