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[quote=SD Realtor]mmmm…. I think AN is kinda correct. I am getting 1.80 in my Talmadge rental and 1.90 in my PB condo. Definitely not high end stuff. Smaller though like AN said. In the Scripps home I am living in and renting I am paying about 1.10 psf.[/quote]mmmm…. He was talking houses, 2000 square feet and CV, so my kinda is probably more relevant to the post in question.

and I don’t really know jack about condo rents.

I’m curious though. How small is your Talmadge rental? Is it a condo as well? That’s close to my old ‘hood.

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[quote=AN][quote=sdrealtor]Truth is I find rental prices do not vary all that much throughout SD County. I see $1 to $1.25/sq ft most places.

I guess there’s a big ownership premium up here cause Everyone Wants to Live Here;)[/quote]
I find that $1-$1.25/sq-ft number only work in the high end if you consider larger (3000+ sq-ft) homes. If you look at smaller houses (~$2000 sq-ft), PPSF goes up to around ~$1.70/sq-ft in areas like CV. So, I think there’s a rent premium for nicer areas too.[/quote]Nope, not even in CV. $1.50 would be pushing it and for that be prepared to go tentantless for a period of time. Sure, suckers are always a possibility, but that would be wishing rent. There’s a wishing rent a block away from me, $1.40/square and it’s been sitting there for going on four months now.

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[quote=AN][quote=sdrealtor]Truth is I find rental prices do not vary all that much throughout SD County. I see $1 to $1.25/sq ft most places.

I guess there’s a big ownership premium up here cause Everyone Wants to Live Here;)[/quote]
I find that $1-$1.25/sq-ft number only work in the high end if you consider larger (3000+ sq-ft) homes. If you look at smaller houses (~$2000 sq-ft), PPSF goes up to around ~$1.70/sq-ft in areas like CV. So, I think there’s a rent premium for nicer areas too.[/quote]Nope, not even in CV. $1.50 would be pushing it and for that be prepared to go tentantless for a period of time. Sure, suckers are always a possibility, but that would be wishing rent. There’s a wishing rent a block away from me, $1.40/square and it’s been sitting there for going on four months now.

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[quote=AN][quote=sdrealtor]Truth is I find rental prices do not vary all that much throughout SD County. I see $1 to $1.25/sq ft most places.

I guess there’s a big ownership premium up here cause Everyone Wants to Live Here;)[/quote]
I find that $1-$1.25/sq-ft number only work in the high end if you consider larger (3000+ sq-ft) homes. If you look at smaller houses (~$2000 sq-ft), PPSF goes up to around ~$1.70/sq-ft in areas like CV. So, I think there’s a rent premium for nicer areas too.[/quote]Nope, not even in CV. $1.50 would be pushing it and for that be prepared to go tentantless for a period of time. Sure, suckers are always a possibility, but that would be wishing rent. There’s a wishing rent a block away from me, $1.40/square and it’s been sitting there for going on four months now.

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[quote=AN][quote=sdrealtor]Truth is I find rental prices do not vary all that much throughout SD County. I see $1 to $1.25/sq ft most places.

I guess there’s a big ownership premium up here cause Everyone Wants to Live Here;)[/quote]
I find that $1-$1.25/sq-ft number only work in the high end if you consider larger (3000+ sq-ft) homes. If you look at smaller houses (~$2000 sq-ft), PPSF goes up to around ~$1.70/sq-ft in areas like CV. So, I think there’s a rent premium for nicer areas too.[/quote]Nope, not even in CV. $1.50 would be pushing it and for that be prepared to go tentantless for a period of time. Sure, suckers are always a possibility, but that would be wishing rent. There’s a wishing rent a block away from me, $1.40/square and it’s been sitting there for going on four months now.

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[quote=AN][quote=sdrealtor]Truth is I find rental prices do not vary all that much throughout SD County. I see $1 to $1.25/sq ft most places.

I guess there’s a big ownership premium up here cause Everyone Wants to Live Here;)[/quote]
I find that $1-$1.25/sq-ft number only work in the high end if you consider larger (3000+ sq-ft) homes. If you look at smaller houses (~$2000 sq-ft), PPSF goes up to around ~$1.70/sq-ft in areas like CV. So, I think there’s a rent premium for nicer areas too.[/quote]Nope, not even in CV. $1.50 would be pushing it and for that be prepared to go tentantless for a period of time. Sure, suckers are always a possibility, but that would be wishing rent. There’s a wishing rent a block away from me, $1.40/square and it’s been sitting there for going on four months now.

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[quote=Aecetia]I think some of the lawns are getting fried because of the water restrictions. When it cools down, if they are still fried, you are on to something.[/quote]I’d come to the same conclusion driving through Poway a few weeks ago. No doubt there are a lot of people in trouble with their mortgages (historically speaking), but their were just too many brown lawns for it to be anything but water conservation.

This heatwave helps, eh?

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[quote=Aecetia]I think some of the lawns are getting fried because of the water restrictions. When it cools down, if they are still fried, you are on to something.[/quote]I’d come to the same conclusion driving through Poway a few weeks ago. No doubt there are a lot of people in trouble with their mortgages (historically speaking), but their were just too many brown lawns for it to be anything but water conservation.

This heatwave helps, eh?

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[quote=Aecetia]I think some of the lawns are getting fried because of the water restrictions. When it cools down, if they are still fried, you are on to something.[/quote]I’d come to the same conclusion driving through Poway a few weeks ago. No doubt there are a lot of people in trouble with their mortgages (historically speaking), but their were just too many brown lawns for it to be anything but water conservation.

This heatwave helps, eh?

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[quote=Aecetia]I think some of the lawns are getting fried because of the water restrictions. When it cools down, if they are still fried, you are on to something.[/quote]I’d come to the same conclusion driving through Poway a few weeks ago. No doubt there are a lot of people in trouble with their mortgages (historically speaking), but their were just too many brown lawns for it to be anything but water conservation.

This heatwave helps, eh?

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[quote=Aecetia]I think some of the lawns are getting fried because of the water restrictions. When it cools down, if they are still fried, you are on to something.[/quote]I’d come to the same conclusion driving through Poway a few weeks ago. No doubt there are a lot of people in trouble with their mortgages (historically speaking), but their were just too many brown lawns for it to be anything but water conservation.

This heatwave helps, eh?

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Yeah.

Well, except that I can’t stake claim to the friends in high places part.

(just let me know when you want me to stop coat tailin’ sdr)

[sdcellar]

Yeah.

Well, except that I can’t stake claim to the friends in high places part.

(just let me know when you want me to stop coat tailin’ sdr)

[sdcellar]

Yeah.

Well, except that I can’t stake claim to the friends in high places part.

(just let me know when you want me to stop coat tailin’ sdr)

[sdcellar]

Yeah.

Well, except that I can’t stake claim to the friends in high places part.

(just let me know when you want me to stop coat tailin’ sdr)

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