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I know, I know.

There’s some on the east side of Gaffney Ct.

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I know, I know.

There’s some on the east side of Gaffney Ct.

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I know, I know.

There’s some on the east side of Gaffney Ct.

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Hey SDR – while you are looking, if happen to notice any 1800 – 2200 sq ft homes on lots over 9,000 sq. ft and you get a chance to post them here, I’d appreciate it.

I’m just a “looky loo” at this point, but want to keep an eye on this type of home in CV / Dieguito School District.

Thanks.

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Hey SDR – while you are looking, if happen to notice any 1800 – 2200 sq ft homes on lots over 9,000 sq. ft and you get a chance to post them here, I’d appreciate it.

I’m just a “looky loo” at this point, but want to keep an eye on this type of home in CV / Dieguito School District.

Thanks.

[sdduuuude]

Hey SDR – while you are looking, if happen to notice any 1800 – 2200 sq ft homes on lots over 9,000 sq. ft and you get a chance to post them here, I’d appreciate it.

I’m just a “looky loo” at this point, but want to keep an eye on this type of home in CV / Dieguito School District.

Thanks.

[sdduuuude]

Hey SDR – while you are looking, if happen to notice any 1800 – 2200 sq ft homes on lots over 9,000 sq. ft and you get a chance to post them here, I’d appreciate it.

I’m just a “looky loo” at this point, but want to keep an eye on this type of home in CV / Dieguito School District.

Thanks.

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I think in the current market what causes one area to be more “resilient” is whether or not there was heavy speculative growth during the bubble inflation years.

AN – good numbers on those neighborhoods. The question I have – what was it like in 2002 ? Was the % difference between CV and other areas about the same ?

Did CV see price increases due to speculation or were people buying to live there? Did CV see more growth than other areas or less ?

In other words, I wanna see something like Rich’s Case-Schiller graphs (or price per sq ft) with a different line for each of these zip codes, (plus, maybe Temecula to see a worst case). That would help answer the Q of what ‘hoods will be more resilient.

[sdduuuude]

I think in the current market what causes one area to be more “resilient” is whether or not there was heavy speculative growth during the bubble inflation years.

AN – good numbers on those neighborhoods. The question I have – what was it like in 2002 ? Was the % difference between CV and other areas about the same ?

Did CV see price increases due to speculation or were people buying to live there? Did CV see more growth than other areas or less ?

In other words, I wanna see something like Rich’s Case-Schiller graphs (or price per sq ft) with a different line for each of these zip codes, (plus, maybe Temecula to see a worst case). That would help answer the Q of what ‘hoods will be more resilient.

[sdduuuude]

I think in the current market what causes one area to be more “resilient” is whether or not there was heavy speculative growth during the bubble inflation years.

AN – good numbers on those neighborhoods. The question I have – what was it like in 2002 ? Was the % difference between CV and other areas about the same ?

Did CV see price increases due to speculation or were people buying to live there? Did CV see more growth than other areas or less ?

In other words, I wanna see something like Rich’s Case-Schiller graphs (or price per sq ft) with a different line for each of these zip codes, (plus, maybe Temecula to see a worst case). That would help answer the Q of what ‘hoods will be more resilient.

[sdduuuude]

I think in the current market what causes one area to be more “resilient” is whether or not there was heavy speculative growth during the bubble inflation years.

AN – good numbers on those neighborhoods. The question I have – what was it like in 2002 ? Was the % difference between CV and other areas about the same ?

Did CV see price increases due to speculation or were people buying to live there? Did CV see more growth than other areas or less ?

In other words, I wanna see something like Rich’s Case-Schiller graphs (or price per sq ft) with a different line for each of these zip codes, (plus, maybe Temecula to see a worst case). That would help answer the Q of what ‘hoods will be more resilient.

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I think “BOO freakin HOO” should be an official Pigg battle cry.

BFH for short.

[sdduuuude]

I think “BOO freakin HOO” should be an official Pigg battle cry.

BFH for short.

[sdduuuude]

I think “BOO freakin HOO” should be an official Pigg battle cry.

BFH for short.

[sdduuuude]

I think “BOO freakin HOO” should be an official Pigg battle cry.

BFH for short.

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