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ParticipantI doubt City Heights is 15 miles away. If you think about it, L.A. and S.D. are full of desirable pockets located just a few miles away from not-so-desirable hoods.
It seems excessive, but good-condition 2 bedroom Craftsmans go for 700-800 in North Park and Normal Heights. Not that this place is great curb appeal.
ParticipantI doubt City Heights is 15 miles away. If you think about it, L.A. and S.D. are full of desirable pockets located just a few miles away from not-so-desirable hoods.
It seems excessive, but good-condition 2 bedroom Craftsmans go for 700-800 in North Park and Normal Heights. Not that this place is great curb appeal.
ParticipantI doubt City Heights is 15 miles away. If you think about it, L.A. and S.D. are full of desirable pockets located just a few miles away from not-so-desirable hoods.
It seems excessive, but good-condition 2 bedroom Craftsmans go for 700-800 in North Park and Normal Heights. Not that this place is great curb appeal.
ParticipantI doubt City Heights is 15 miles away. If you think about it, L.A. and S.D. are full of desirable pockets located just a few miles away from not-so-desirable hoods.
It seems excessive, but good-condition 2 bedroom Craftsmans go for 700-800 in North Park and Normal Heights. Not that this place is great curb appeal.
Participant[quote=pemeliza]”but there are plenty of examples of large drops that have already occurred.”
I agree. Here is one on the same street as you mentioned. The house isn’t fancy but all in all I think the buyer got a decent deal.
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080080127-1457_Spyglass_Ct_Encinitas_CA_92024
It sold well under ’04 pricing. Can you find a deal like that now? Probably not. Maybe this fall …[/quote]
Yikes. It takes all kinds, I guess.
Participant[quote=pemeliza]”but there are plenty of examples of large drops that have already occurred.”
I agree. Here is one on the same street as you mentioned. The house isn’t fancy but all in all I think the buyer got a decent deal.
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080080127-1457_Spyglass_Ct_Encinitas_CA_92024
It sold well under ’04 pricing. Can you find a deal like that now? Probably not. Maybe this fall …[/quote]
Yikes. It takes all kinds, I guess.
Participant[quote=pemeliza]”but there are plenty of examples of large drops that have already occurred.”
I agree. Here is one on the same street as you mentioned. The house isn’t fancy but all in all I think the buyer got a decent deal.
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080080127-1457_Spyglass_Ct_Encinitas_CA_92024
It sold well under ’04 pricing. Can you find a deal like that now? Probably not. Maybe this fall …[/quote]
Yikes. It takes all kinds, I guess.
Participant[quote=pemeliza]”but there are plenty of examples of large drops that have already occurred.”
I agree. Here is one on the same street as you mentioned. The house isn’t fancy but all in all I think the buyer got a decent deal.
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080080127-1457_Spyglass_Ct_Encinitas_CA_92024
It sold well under ’04 pricing. Can you find a deal like that now? Probably not. Maybe this fall …[/quote]
Yikes. It takes all kinds, I guess.
Participant[quote=pemeliza]”but there are plenty of examples of large drops that have already occurred.”
I agree. Here is one on the same street as you mentioned. The house isn’t fancy but all in all I think the buyer got a decent deal.
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-080080127-1457_Spyglass_Ct_Encinitas_CA_92024
It sold well under ’04 pricing. Can you find a deal like that now? Probably not. Maybe this fall …[/quote]
Yikes. It takes all kinds, I guess.
Participant[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=paramount]Even if Teachers total compensation is included, I think we all know where the money is going…
Honestly though, I don’t want to fight this battle, and I do think teachers deserve a good salary and benefits.
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California is at 124.8% of average for teacher salaries.
http://www.aft.org/salary/2007/download/AFT2007SalarySurvey.pdfCalifornia cost of living is 136.6% of average.
California cost of housing is at about 200% of average.
http://www.top50states.com/cost-of-living-by-state.htmlThis would suggest to me that they make comparatively less than most teachers nationally.
Would you disagree?[/quote]
Without checking out the links — so teachers get socked with the sun tax, like so many of us do. Shocker.
I listen to those crazy loons John & Ken on KFI and they claim teachers in CA make more than other teachers nationwide, even factoring in cost of living. Don’t know their source.
Participant[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=paramount]Even if Teachers total compensation is included, I think we all know where the money is going…
Honestly though, I don’t want to fight this battle, and I do think teachers deserve a good salary and benefits.
[/quote]
California is at 124.8% of average for teacher salaries.
http://www.aft.org/salary/2007/download/AFT2007SalarySurvey.pdfCalifornia cost of living is 136.6% of average.
California cost of housing is at about 200% of average.
http://www.top50states.com/cost-of-living-by-state.htmlThis would suggest to me that they make comparatively less than most teachers nationally.
Would you disagree?[/quote]
Without checking out the links — so teachers get socked with the sun tax, like so many of us do. Shocker.
I listen to those crazy loons John & Ken on KFI and they claim teachers in CA make more than other teachers nationwide, even factoring in cost of living. Don’t know their source.
Participant[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=paramount]Even if Teachers total compensation is included, I think we all know where the money is going…
Honestly though, I don’t want to fight this battle, and I do think teachers deserve a good salary and benefits.
[/quote]
California is at 124.8% of average for teacher salaries.
http://www.aft.org/salary/2007/download/AFT2007SalarySurvey.pdfCalifornia cost of living is 136.6% of average.
California cost of housing is at about 200% of average.
http://www.top50states.com/cost-of-living-by-state.htmlThis would suggest to me that they make comparatively less than most teachers nationally.
Would you disagree?[/quote]
Without checking out the links — so teachers get socked with the sun tax, like so many of us do. Shocker.
I listen to those crazy loons John & Ken on KFI and they claim teachers in CA make more than other teachers nationwide, even factoring in cost of living. Don’t know their source.
Participant[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=paramount]Even if Teachers total compensation is included, I think we all know where the money is going…
Honestly though, I don’t want to fight this battle, and I do think teachers deserve a good salary and benefits.
[/quote]
California is at 124.8% of average for teacher salaries.
http://www.aft.org/salary/2007/download/AFT2007SalarySurvey.pdfCalifornia cost of living is 136.6% of average.
California cost of housing is at about 200% of average.
http://www.top50states.com/cost-of-living-by-state.htmlThis would suggest to me that they make comparatively less than most teachers nationally.
Would you disagree?[/quote]
Without checking out the links — so teachers get socked with the sun tax, like so many of us do. Shocker.
I listen to those crazy loons John & Ken on KFI and they claim teachers in CA make more than other teachers nationwide, even factoring in cost of living. Don’t know their source.
Participant[quote=urbanrealtor][quote=paramount]Even if Teachers total compensation is included, I think we all know where the money is going…
Honestly though, I don’t want to fight this battle, and I do think teachers deserve a good salary and benefits.
[/quote]
California is at 124.8% of average for teacher salaries.
http://www.aft.org/salary/2007/download/AFT2007SalarySurvey.pdfCalifornia cost of living is 136.6% of average.
California cost of housing is at about 200% of average.
http://www.top50states.com/cost-of-living-by-state.htmlThis would suggest to me that they make comparatively less than most teachers nationally.
Would you disagree?[/quote]
Without checking out the links — so teachers get socked with the sun tax, like so many of us do. Shocker.
I listen to those crazy loons John & Ken on KFI and they claim teachers in CA make more than other teachers nationwide, even factoring in cost of living. Don’t know their source.
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