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[quote=bearishgurl][quote=UCGal][quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]As for the lower scores I dont know the area as well as you but here is what I see many places. If there is alot of multi-family housing (i.e apartments like in UTC nearby) you draw a lower socio-economic demographic in. Do the kids who live in UTC attend UC high? If so that is probably what is going on.[/quote]

92121 multi-family about half UC and half LJ, slanting more to UC.[/quote]

When he says UTC I assume he means golden triangle, north of Rose Canyon. Most of that is 92122. And it’s almost entirely condos and apartment. Same zip as south UC – the part between 52 and Rose canyon. It all feeds to UC High.[/quote]

That’s what confused me, UCGal. 92122 (LJ Colony but also parts of UTC).

Yes, north of Rose Cyn … same zip as South UC. Sorry for the mixup, but both zips apply to multi-family. 92122 is northeast of the former Ardath Rd. annexation, is it not?

Thank you for the clarification.[/quote]

92122 starts on the other side East of I-5. Once you cross 5, you are in La Jolla. UCSD is in La Jolla zip code, as is the the La Jolla Village Square (92037)- across from the Mormon Temple (which is 92122). La Jolla Colony and UTC are 92122. Some exceptions – housing west of Genessee and North of La JOlla Village Dr, even though East of 5 are still in La Jolla zip code (Regents La Jolla, La Jolla Tennis Club) but they go to UC schools.

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[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]As for the lower scores I dont know the area as well as you but here is what I see many places. If there is alot of multi-family housing (i.e apartments like in UTC nearby) you draw a lower socio-economic demographic in. Do the kids who live in UTC attend UC high? If so that is probably what is going on.[/quote]

92122 multi-family about half UC and half LJ, slanting more to UC.[/quote]

UTC area is full of UCSD grad students, postdocs and staff. Many may be English second language, but their kids are generally smart and learn quickly – since their parents are highly educated and value education as well. They may be poor and therefore not able to donate much to the schools but I don’t think their kids would pull down the API of a school, on the contrary.

But anyhow, whatever one may think about the people in the multi-family building in UTC – where I lived quite a few years, BTW – I don’t think the situation has changed in the last years, to affect the recent UC schools drop in API.

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[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]As for the lower scores I dont know the area as well as you but here is what I see many places. If there is alot of multi-family housing (i.e apartments like in UTC nearby) you draw a lower socio-economic demographic in. Do the kids who live in UTC attend UC high? If so that is probably what is going on.[/quote]

92122 multi-family about half UC and half LJ, slanting more to UC.[/quote]

UTC area is full of UCSD grad students, postdocs and staff. Many may be English second language, but their kids are generally smart and learn quickly – since their parents are highly educated and value education as well. They may be poor and therefore not able to donate much to the schools but I don’t think their kids would pull down the API of a school, on the contrary.

But anyhow, whatever one may think about the people in the multi-family building in UTC – where I lived quite a few years, BTW – I don’t think the situation has changed in the last years, to affect the recent UC schools drop in API.

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[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]As for the lower scores I dont know the area as well as you but here is what I see many places. If there is alot of multi-family housing (i.e apartments like in UTC nearby) you draw a lower socio-economic demographic in. Do the kids who live in UTC attend UC high? If so that is probably what is going on.[/quote]

92122 multi-family about half UC and half LJ, slanting more to UC.[/quote]

UTC area is full of UCSD grad students, postdocs and staff. Many may be English second language, but their kids are generally smart and learn quickly – since their parents are highly educated and value education as well. They may be poor and therefore not able to donate much to the schools but I don’t think their kids would pull down the API of a school, on the contrary.

But anyhow, whatever one may think about the people in the multi-family building in UTC – where I lived quite a few years, BTW – I don’t think the situation has changed in the last years, to affect the recent UC schools drop in API.

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[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]As for the lower scores I dont know the area as well as you but here is what I see many places. If there is alot of multi-family housing (i.e apartments like in UTC nearby) you draw a lower socio-economic demographic in. Do the kids who live in UTC attend UC high? If so that is probably what is going on.[/quote]

92122 multi-family about half UC and half LJ, slanting more to UC.[/quote]

UTC area is full of UCSD grad students, postdocs and staff. Many may be English second language, but their kids are generally smart and learn quickly – since their parents are highly educated and value education as well. They may be poor and therefore not able to donate much to the schools but I don’t think their kids would pull down the API of a school, on the contrary.

But anyhow, whatever one may think about the people in the multi-family building in UTC – where I lived quite a few years, BTW – I don’t think the situation has changed in the last years, to affect the recent UC schools drop in API.

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[quote=bearishgurl][quote=sdrealtor]As for the lower scores I dont know the area as well as you but here is what I see many places. If there is alot of multi-family housing (i.e apartments like in UTC nearby) you draw a lower socio-economic demographic in. Do the kids who live in UTC attend UC high? If so that is probably what is going on.[/quote]

92122 multi-family about half UC and half LJ, slanting more to UC.[/quote]

UTC area is full of UCSD grad students, postdocs and staff. Many may be English second language, but their kids are generally smart and learn quickly – since their parents are highly educated and value education as well. They may be poor and therefore not able to donate much to the schools but I don’t think their kids would pull down the API of a school, on the contrary.

But anyhow, whatever one may think about the people in the multi-family building in UTC – where I lived quite a few years, BTW – I don’t think the situation has changed in the last years, to affect the recent UC schools drop in API.

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[quote=UCGal]Here’s a fresh listing (today) for a home slightly smaller than you want – but might be worth looking at.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100070567-7215_Caminito_Pantoja_San_Diego_CA_92122

3/3 house in north UC (aka UTC). Less than $500k.[/quote]

Those are Barcelona complex. I rent next to them. I’ve been in a few of them (the largest 1600 sf floor plan)(so convenient commute! excellent location – superior, BG would say) but…didn’t like them. Too small (being 2 story). Pretty poor construction and very cramped together one can hardly consider them SFRs. WAY overpriced.

500K should be the largest plan which is 1600 sf.

I really don’t get those REOs. It’s supposed to be at least a bit cheaper, is it not?

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[quote=UCGal]Here’s a fresh listing (today) for a home slightly smaller than you want – but might be worth looking at.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100070567-7215_Caminito_Pantoja_San_Diego_CA_92122

3/3 house in north UC (aka UTC). Less than $500k.[/quote]

Those are Barcelona complex. I rent next to them. I’ve been in a few of them (the largest 1600 sf floor plan)(so convenient commute! excellent location – superior, BG would say) but…didn’t like them. Too small (being 2 story). Pretty poor construction and very cramped together one can hardly consider them SFRs. WAY overpriced.

500K should be the largest plan which is 1600 sf.

I really don’t get those REOs. It’s supposed to be at least a bit cheaper, is it not?

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[quote=UCGal]Here’s a fresh listing (today) for a home slightly smaller than you want – but might be worth looking at.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100070567-7215_Caminito_Pantoja_San_Diego_CA_92122

3/3 house in north UC (aka UTC). Less than $500k.[/quote]

Those are Barcelona complex. I rent next to them. I’ve been in a few of them (the largest 1600 sf floor plan)(so convenient commute! excellent location – superior, BG would say) but…didn’t like them. Too small (being 2 story). Pretty poor construction and very cramped together one can hardly consider them SFRs. WAY overpriced.

500K should be the largest plan which is 1600 sf.

I really don’t get those REOs. It’s supposed to be at least a bit cheaper, is it not?

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[quote=UCGal]Here’s a fresh listing (today) for a home slightly smaller than you want – but might be worth looking at.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100070567-7215_Caminito_Pantoja_San_Diego_CA_92122

3/3 house in north UC (aka UTC). Less than $500k.[/quote]

Those are Barcelona complex. I rent next to them. I’ve been in a few of them (the largest 1600 sf floor plan)(so convenient commute! excellent location – superior, BG would say) but…didn’t like them. Too small (being 2 story). Pretty poor construction and very cramped together one can hardly consider them SFRs. WAY overpriced.

500K should be the largest plan which is 1600 sf.

I really don’t get those REOs. It’s supposed to be at least a bit cheaper, is it not?

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[quote=UCGal]Here’s a fresh listing (today) for a home slightly smaller than you want – but might be worth looking at.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-100070567-7215_Caminito_Pantoja_San_Diego_CA_92122

3/3 house in north UC (aka UTC). Less than $500k.[/quote]

Those are Barcelona complex. I rent next to them. I’ve been in a few of them (the largest 1600 sf floor plan)(so convenient commute! excellent location – superior, BG would say) but…didn’t like them. Too small (being 2 story). Pretty poor construction and very cramped together one can hardly consider them SFRs. WAY overpriced.

500K should be the largest plan which is 1600 sf.

I really don’t get those REOs. It’s supposed to be at least a bit cheaper, is it not?

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Excellent link, AN!

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Excellent link, AN!

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Excellent link, AN!

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Excellent link, AN!

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