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Twas a time around 2001 and 2002 when SFT sold for a nice premium over LCV. Some it had to do with the perception of OPE being the best school. Roll forward a few years and ECC is now regularly besting OPE on the standardized tests. Low and behold, LCV had the price premium. Now it seems like SFT is trying to get their premium back.

Personally I love the ability for kids to walk to all schools that SFT has. I like the community feel, amenities, location and homes better in LCV. In the long run, both communities should have very similar pricing. To quote Gary Watts, your desired pricing level is “in the bag”!

[sdrealtor]

One point that I made in my post missed getting over to this thread. Residential Real Estate markets are very, very fragmented. There is no such thing as a bottom for a every house, only a point in time when the marketwide data/statistics hit a bottom. You make your own bottom through hard work, patience and a little luck.

[sdrealtor]

One point that I made in my post missed getting over to this thread. Residential Real Estate markets are very, very fragmented. There is no such thing as a bottom for a every house, only a point in time when the marketwide data/statistics hit a bottom. You make your own bottom through hard work, patience and a little luck.

[sdrealtor]

One point that I made in my post missed getting over to this thread. Residential Real Estate markets are very, very fragmented. There is no such thing as a bottom for a every house, only a point in time when the marketwide data/statistics hit a bottom. You make your own bottom through hard work, patience and a little luck.

[sdrealtor]

One point that I made in my post missed getting over to this thread. Residential Real Estate markets are very, very fragmented. There is no such thing as a bottom for a every house, only a point in time when the marketwide data/statistics hit a bottom. You make your own bottom through hard work, patience and a little luck.

[sdrealtor]

One point that I made in my post missed getting over to this thread. Residential Real Estate markets are very, very fragmented. There is no such thing as a bottom for a every house, only a point in time when the marketwide data/statistics hit a bottom. You make your own bottom through hard work, patience and a little luck.

[sdrealtor]

At the peak Corte Limon could have gone as high as 950K. I think it will sell for 825K+ when all is said and done this year. Next year you might see 750K. Of course this is all just my opinion which is worth what you just paid for it.

[sdrealtor]

At the peak Corte Limon could have gone as high as 950K. I think it will sell for 825K+ when all is said and done this year. Next year you might see 750K. Of course this is all just my opinion which is worth what you just paid for it.

[sdrealtor]

At the peak Corte Limon could have gone as high as 950K. I think it will sell for 825K+ when all is said and done this year. Next year you might see 750K. Of course this is all just my opinion which is worth what you just paid for it.

[sdrealtor]

At the peak Corte Limon could have gone as high as 950K. I think it will sell for 825K+ when all is said and done this year. Next year you might see 750K. Of course this is all just my opinion which is worth what you just paid for it.

[sdrealtor]

At the peak Corte Limon could have gone as high as 950K. I think it will sell for 825K+ when all is said and done this year. Next year you might see 750K. Of course this is all just my opinion which is worth what you just paid for it.

[sdrealtor]

2282 is not a representative example. It’s a very clumsy floorplan, with a drop-in fiber glass “see meant” pond out back, mis matched upgrades (if you can call them that) and unrealistic sellers. It’s in the hands of original owners that hired an inexperienced agent their first go round who let them dramatically over price their home. Now they have hired an ineffective agent who has probably tried to convince them they will get a bidding war with that price. The challenges that house present are too overwhelming for an out pouring of interest. A house like that never would have sold for 899K even at the absolute peak.

Corte Limon is the one I would watch as an indicator.

[sdrealtor]

2282 is not a representative example. It’s a very clumsy floorplan, with a drop-in fiber glass “see meant” pond out back, mis matched upgrades (if you can call them that) and unrealistic sellers. It’s in the hands of original owners that hired an inexperienced agent their first go round who let them dramatically over price their home. Now they have hired an ineffective agent who has probably tried to convince them they will get a bidding war with that price. The challenges that house present are too overwhelming for an out pouring of interest. A house like that never would have sold for 899K even at the absolute peak.

Corte Limon is the one I would watch as an indicator.

[sdrealtor]

2282 is not a representative example. It’s a very clumsy floorplan, with a drop-in fiber glass “see meant” pond out back, mis matched upgrades (if you can call them that) and unrealistic sellers. It’s in the hands of original owners that hired an inexperienced agent their first go round who let them dramatically over price their home. Now they have hired an ineffective agent who has probably tried to convince them they will get a bidding war with that price. The challenges that house present are too overwhelming for an out pouring of interest. A house like that never would have sold for 899K even at the absolute peak.

Corte Limon is the one I would watch as an indicator.

[sdrealtor]

2282 is not a representative example. It’s a very clumsy floorplan, with a drop-in fiber glass “see meant” pond out back, mis matched upgrades (if you can call them that) and unrealistic sellers. It’s in the hands of original owners that hired an inexperienced agent their first go round who let them dramatically over price their home. Now they have hired an ineffective agent who has probably tried to convince them they will get a bidding war with that price. The challenges that house present are too overwhelming for an out pouring of interest. A house like that never would have sold for 899K even at the absolute peak.

Corte Limon is the one I would watch as an indicator.

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