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One of my personal favorites. Almost moved there myself. Elementary school across the street (olivenhain Pioneer) is comparable to just about anything in CV. Diegueno Jr. is less than a 5 minute walk for kids (maybe 500 yards). La Costa Canyon HS is walkable also. Where else in SD can your kids walk to incredible schools at every level.

Great houses, great floorplans, everyone is well upgraded. homes were built before market went bonkers and most have tons of equity. Most buyers were move ups from the local area who brought lots of equity. I have many friends there with mid 6 figure incomes and very high net worths. It is the real deal with many legitimate highly paid professionals not NINJA loan wannabees. Havent seen one NOD filed there yet. IMO, it is as good as it gets for tract community in SD county. Homes are much better quality than anything comparable in CV IMO. I know this hood like the back of my hand.

Location is key in this tract as there are some very inferior lot/locations and several spectacular ones. Dont expect to pick up a bargain on one of the spectacular ones though.

[sdrealtor]

Sorry for the late report, sometimes life conspires against you. It includes an extra 4 days of data.

Short sales 7,017 up from 6,877. Just caracked another milepost at 7K.

Countywide we are at 17,761 up from 17,454.

[sdrealtor]

Sorry for the late report, sometimes life conspires against you. It includes an extra 4 days of data.

Short sales 7,017 up from 6,877. Just caracked another milepost at 7K.

Countywide we are at 17,761 up from 17,454.

[sdrealtor]

Sorry for the late report, sometimes life conspires against you. It includes an extra 4 days of data.

Short sales 7,017 up from 6,877. Just caracked another milepost at 7K.

Countywide we are at 17,761 up from 17,454.

[sdrealtor]

Sorry for the late report, sometimes life conspires against you. It includes an extra 4 days of data.

Short sales 7,017 up from 6,877. Just caracked another milepost at 7K.

Countywide we are at 17,761 up from 17,454.

[sdrealtor]

Sorry for the late report, sometimes life conspires against you. It includes an extra 4 days of data.

Short sales 7,017 up from 6,877. Just caracked another milepost at 7K.

Countywide we are at 17,761 up from 17,454.

[sdrealtor]

Update time!

Short sales 6,877 up from 6,711.

Countywide we are at 17,454 up from 17,362 down last week.

A stock trader would probably refer to this as we are in a narrow trading range for the time being………….

[sdrealtor]

Update time!

Short sales 6,877 up from 6,711.

Countywide we are at 17,454 up from 17,362 down last week.

A stock trader would probably refer to this as we are in a narrow trading range for the time being………….

[sdrealtor]

Update time!

Short sales 6,877 up from 6,711.

Countywide we are at 17,454 up from 17,362 down last week.

A stock trader would probably refer to this as we are in a narrow trading range for the time being………….

[sdrealtor]

Update time!

Short sales 6,877 up from 6,711.

Countywide we are at 17,454 up from 17,362 down last week.

A stock trader would probably refer to this as we are in a narrow trading range for the time being………….

[sdrealtor]

Update time!

Short sales 6,877 up from 6,711.

Countywide we are at 17,454 up from 17,362 down last week.

A stock trader would probably refer to this as we are in a narrow trading range for the time being………….

[sdrealtor]

It depends whether there is diplacement or not. I once owned a property that had a cracked slab caused by a large tree too close to the home. There was no displacement (i.e. the height of the slab on botyh sides of the crack was virtually the same). The crack was about 1/2″ wide and 20 ft long. Cost about $1500 to have epoxy pumped in to fill the crack. The engineer that did the preliminary report and recommended the fix said that virtually every slab in SD County has cracks in it which in andf of itself is not a major issue. When the two sides of the slab on each side of the crack start moving in different directions, that is when the fun begins.

[sdrealtor]

It depends whether there is diplacement or not. I once owned a property that had a cracked slab caused by a large tree too close to the home. There was no displacement (i.e. the height of the slab on botyh sides of the crack was virtually the same). The crack was about 1/2″ wide and 20 ft long. Cost about $1500 to have epoxy pumped in to fill the crack. The engineer that did the preliminary report and recommended the fix said that virtually every slab in SD County has cracks in it which in andf of itself is not a major issue. When the two sides of the slab on each side of the crack start moving in different directions, that is when the fun begins.

[sdrealtor]

It depends whether there is diplacement or not. I once owned a property that had a cracked slab caused by a large tree too close to the home. There was no displacement (i.e. the height of the slab on botyh sides of the crack was virtually the same). The crack was about 1/2″ wide and 20 ft long. Cost about $1500 to have epoxy pumped in to fill the crack. The engineer that did the preliminary report and recommended the fix said that virtually every slab in SD County has cracks in it which in andf of itself is not a major issue. When the two sides of the slab on each side of the crack start moving in different directions, that is when the fun begins.

[sdrealtor]

It depends whether there is diplacement or not. I once owned a property that had a cracked slab caused by a large tree too close to the home. There was no displacement (i.e. the height of the slab on botyh sides of the crack was virtually the same). The crack was about 1/2″ wide and 20 ft long. Cost about $1500 to have epoxy pumped in to fill the crack. The engineer that did the preliminary report and recommended the fix said that virtually every slab in SD County has cracks in it which in andf of itself is not a major issue. When the two sides of the slab on each side of the crack start moving in different directions, that is when the fun begins.

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