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sdnerd
ParticipantMira Mesa Town Council Meeting
February 4, 2008
Featuring a presentation by the San Diego Police Department on crime and gangs in the area”
12-18 months ago there “was a huge gang problem up here” (in Mira Mesa). The police did a lot of sweeps, made some arrests, and knocked the gang activity down.
”http://www.crocuta.net/GangsInMiraMesa.htm
I’m not knocking MM, but it has been a problem on and off over the years.
I have a few friends who live there in various communities. It’s not uncommon to see bullet holes in fences there; seen it first hand. You just don’t see that in CV.
sdnerd
ParticipantMira Mesa Town Council Meeting
February 4, 2008
Featuring a presentation by the San Diego Police Department on crime and gangs in the area”
12-18 months ago there “was a huge gang problem up here” (in Mira Mesa). The police did a lot of sweeps, made some arrests, and knocked the gang activity down.
”http://www.crocuta.net/GangsInMiraMesa.htm
I’m not knocking MM, but it has been a problem on and off over the years.
I have a few friends who live there in various communities. It’s not uncommon to see bullet holes in fences there; seen it first hand. You just don’t see that in CV.
sdnerd
ParticipantMira Mesa Town Council Meeting
February 4, 2008
Featuring a presentation by the San Diego Police Department on crime and gangs in the area”
12-18 months ago there “was a huge gang problem up here” (in Mira Mesa). The police did a lot of sweeps, made some arrests, and knocked the gang activity down.
”http://www.crocuta.net/GangsInMiraMesa.htm
I’m not knocking MM, but it has been a problem on and off over the years.
I have a few friends who live there in various communities. It’s not uncommon to see bullet holes in fences there; seen it first hand. You just don’t see that in CV.
sdnerd
ParticipantMira Mesa Town Council Meeting
February 4, 2008
Featuring a presentation by the San Diego Police Department on crime and gangs in the area”
12-18 months ago there “was a huge gang problem up here” (in Mira Mesa). The police did a lot of sweeps, made some arrests, and knocked the gang activity down.
”http://www.crocuta.net/GangsInMiraMesa.htm
I’m not knocking MM, but it has been a problem on and off over the years.
I have a few friends who live there in various communities. It’s not uncommon to see bullet holes in fences there; seen it first hand. You just don’t see that in CV.
sdnerd
ParticipantMira Mesa Town Council Meeting
February 4, 2008
Featuring a presentation by the San Diego Police Department on crime and gangs in the area”
12-18 months ago there “was a huge gang problem up here” (in Mira Mesa). The police did a lot of sweeps, made some arrests, and knocked the gang activity down.
”http://www.crocuta.net/GangsInMiraMesa.htm
I’m not knocking MM, but it has been a problem on and off over the years.
I have a few friends who live there in various communities. It’s not uncommon to see bullet holes in fences there; seen it first hand. You just don’t see that in CV.
sdnerd
ParticipantRe: Sandi
At least one consideration, amongst many:
One freeway exit away often means a different school district. So, for example Mira Mesa is just a few minutes away from CV – the reality is it’s night and day difference in terms of schools. You also won’t find many Asian gangs in CV, etc.
Now, whether or not that’s worth a 10%, 20%, 30%, etc price premium is up for debate. But I do believe that’s a big factor and will help keep prices propped up.
sdnerd
ParticipantRe: Sandi
At least one consideration, amongst many:
One freeway exit away often means a different school district. So, for example Mira Mesa is just a few minutes away from CV – the reality is it’s night and day difference in terms of schools. You also won’t find many Asian gangs in CV, etc.
Now, whether or not that’s worth a 10%, 20%, 30%, etc price premium is up for debate. But I do believe that’s a big factor and will help keep prices propped up.
sdnerd
ParticipantRe: Sandi
At least one consideration, amongst many:
One freeway exit away often means a different school district. So, for example Mira Mesa is just a few minutes away from CV – the reality is it’s night and day difference in terms of schools. You also won’t find many Asian gangs in CV, etc.
Now, whether or not that’s worth a 10%, 20%, 30%, etc price premium is up for debate. But I do believe that’s a big factor and will help keep prices propped up.
sdnerd
ParticipantRe: Sandi
At least one consideration, amongst many:
One freeway exit away often means a different school district. So, for example Mira Mesa is just a few minutes away from CV – the reality is it’s night and day difference in terms of schools. You also won’t find many Asian gangs in CV, etc.
Now, whether or not that’s worth a 10%, 20%, 30%, etc price premium is up for debate. But I do believe that’s a big factor and will help keep prices propped up.
sdnerd
ParticipantRe: Sandi
At least one consideration, amongst many:
One freeway exit away often means a different school district. So, for example Mira Mesa is just a few minutes away from CV – the reality is it’s night and day difference in terms of schools. You also won’t find many Asian gangs in CV, etc.
Now, whether or not that’s worth a 10%, 20%, 30%, etc price premium is up for debate. But I do believe that’s a big factor and will help keep prices propped up.
sdnerd
ParticipantBreeze:
I wish you had made that post to begin with, it lends to a much better discussion.
I agree.
As I originally stated, I think that Lucera unit is going to fall further. Breaking the $200k price point is big – there is disagreement as to how much further they could fall. I believe only another 10-20% (putting them in the 50-60% off since the top) range.
After that point, the #s start penciling out IMHO where it does start to get attractive.
This area has a lot of job density; so long as that remains I believe rents here will stay strong. Especially as gas goes to $4-5/gal.
(People who commute from Murrieta, etc…. feeling for them)
sdnerd
ParticipantBreeze:
I wish you had made that post to begin with, it lends to a much better discussion.
I agree.
As I originally stated, I think that Lucera unit is going to fall further. Breaking the $200k price point is big – there is disagreement as to how much further they could fall. I believe only another 10-20% (putting them in the 50-60% off since the top) range.
After that point, the #s start penciling out IMHO where it does start to get attractive.
This area has a lot of job density; so long as that remains I believe rents here will stay strong. Especially as gas goes to $4-5/gal.
(People who commute from Murrieta, etc…. feeling for them)
sdnerd
ParticipantBreeze:
I wish you had made that post to begin with, it lends to a much better discussion.
I agree.
As I originally stated, I think that Lucera unit is going to fall further. Breaking the $200k price point is big – there is disagreement as to how much further they could fall. I believe only another 10-20% (putting them in the 50-60% off since the top) range.
After that point, the #s start penciling out IMHO where it does start to get attractive.
This area has a lot of job density; so long as that remains I believe rents here will stay strong. Especially as gas goes to $4-5/gal.
(People who commute from Murrieta, etc…. feeling for them)
sdnerd
ParticipantBreeze:
I wish you had made that post to begin with, it lends to a much better discussion.
I agree.
As I originally stated, I think that Lucera unit is going to fall further. Breaking the $200k price point is big – there is disagreement as to how much further they could fall. I believe only another 10-20% (putting them in the 50-60% off since the top) range.
After that point, the #s start penciling out IMHO where it does start to get attractive.
This area has a lot of job density; so long as that remains I believe rents here will stay strong. Especially as gas goes to $4-5/gal.
(People who commute from Murrieta, etc…. feeling for them)
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