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This was the one discussed by EmilyHicks in another thread
http://piggington.com/mira_mesarimridge_ln_house_sold
Apparently it was all cash on a REO.
Nobody I know saw the inside, which could have been in very bad shape.

Congrats jimmyle! Was it also an REO? If that’s so, it was in great shape which justifies the price. Plus it’s significanltly larger. I almost put an offer on it myself. That’s a nice area, I like it too.

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Your explanation is quite possible, sdr. It doesn’t necessarily exclude mine. I haven’t thought in those terms, since I am relatively new in San Diego – I came here just before 2000 – so I remember very well how it was in our field the income and the housing and all that, since it was all brand new for me, coming from the East Coast. I agree about retirement increase, you are right about that.

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Your explanation is quite possible, sdr. It doesn’t necessarily exclude mine. I haven’t thought in those terms, since I am relatively new in San Diego – I came here just before 2000 – so I remember very well how it was in our field the income and the housing and all that, since it was all brand new for me, coming from the East Coast. I agree about retirement increase, you are right about that.

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Your explanation is quite possible, sdr. It doesn’t necessarily exclude mine. I haven’t thought in those terms, since I am relatively new in San Diego – I came here just before 2000 – so I remember very well how it was in our field the income and the housing and all that, since it was all brand new for me, coming from the East Coast. I agree about retirement increase, you are right about that.

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Your explanation is quite possible, sdr. It doesn’t necessarily exclude mine. I haven’t thought in those terms, since I am relatively new in San Diego – I came here just before 2000 – so I remember very well how it was in our field the income and the housing and all that, since it was all brand new for me, coming from the East Coast. I agree about retirement increase, you are right about that.

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Your explanation is quite possible, sdr. It doesn’t necessarily exclude mine. I haven’t thought in those terms, since I am relatively new in San Diego – I came here just before 2000 – so I remember very well how it was in our field the income and the housing and all that, since it was all brand new for me, coming from the East Coast. I agree about retirement increase, you are right about that.

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[quote=AN]Another interesting data I found is median age. in 1990, the median age in SD county was 31. In 2000, it went up to 33.2. In 2010, it’s 35.3.[/quote]

That would support my hypothesis that we lost or not attract as many young people as in the past due to home affordability, fewer or worse paid entry jobs/junior positions or a combination of those. That (age) is an important factor in determining the median household income.

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[quote=AN]Another interesting data I found is median age. in 1990, the median age in SD county was 31. In 2000, it went up to 33.2. In 2010, it’s 35.3.[/quote]

That would support my hypothesis that we lost or not attract as many young people as in the past due to home affordability, fewer or worse paid entry jobs/junior positions or a combination of those. That (age) is an important factor in determining the median household income.

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[quote=AN]Another interesting data I found is median age. in 1990, the median age in SD county was 31. In 2000, it went up to 33.2. In 2010, it’s 35.3.[/quote]

That would support my hypothesis that we lost or not attract as many young people as in the past due to home affordability, fewer or worse paid entry jobs/junior positions or a combination of those. That (age) is an important factor in determining the median household income.

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[quote=AN]Another interesting data I found is median age. in 1990, the median age in SD county was 31. In 2000, it went up to 33.2. In 2010, it’s 35.3.[/quote]

That would support my hypothesis that we lost or not attract as many young people as in the past due to home affordability, fewer or worse paid entry jobs/junior positions or a combination of those. That (age) is an important factor in determining the median household income.

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[quote=AN]Another interesting data I found is median age. in 1990, the median age in SD county was 31. In 2000, it went up to 33.2. In 2010, it’s 35.3.[/quote]

That would support my hypothesis that we lost or not attract as many young people as in the past due to home affordability, fewer or worse paid entry jobs/junior positions or a combination of those. That (age) is an important factor in determining the median household income.

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I would like to believe that the housing prices will go down in the areas I am looking in…but I am afraid a new housing bubble is being inflated artificially by the Feds. R. Shiller himself actually expressed that fear. And I’ve seen that mentioned in some other article whose title escapes me now…

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I would like to believe that the housing prices will go down in the areas I am looking in…but I am afraid a new housing bubble is being inflated artificially by the Feds. R. Shiller himself actually expressed that fear. And I’ve seen that mentioned in some other article whose title escapes me now…

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I would like to believe that the housing prices will go down in the areas I am looking in…but I am afraid a new housing bubble is being inflated artificially by the Feds. R. Shiller himself actually expressed that fear. And I’ve seen that mentioned in some other article whose title escapes me now…

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I would like to believe that the housing prices will go down in the areas I am looking in…but I am afraid a new housing bubble is being inflated artificially by the Feds. R. Shiller himself actually expressed that fear. And I’ve seen that mentioned in some other article whose title escapes me now…

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