[strawberryfields]

Looks like a great view, which can be near impossible to find in SR in the price range you mentioned. Newer place so may be turn key which is also tough to find in your price range.

There really hasn’t been much to hit the market in SR this year, so the options are slim.

I’m not a fan of that development. It’s in a really awkward location – the intersection of Pomerado and Pomerado. How do you get out in the morning? One of the characteristics that people like about SR is it’s “neighborhood” feel. That development just seems so cut off from everyone else, stranded on a hill, locked in by a major intersection. It was built right around the peak of the bubble and continues to strike me as something that could only make sense during a frenzy.

That’s just my opinion though! Who knows what else will hit the market and when.

I would check in with a local realtor. The best deals haven’t sat around!

[strawberryfields]

Not an expert and haven’t been into that house, but based on the pictures, it does seem like a good deal. Birch Bluff is a nice street and the people in the immediate area seem neighborly. Great place for kids. The pool and clubhouse for that neighborhood is the nicest in S. Pomorado (rebuilt after the fires). It would be nice to get something tangible, like a great pool for homeowners fees.

Risk of wildfires is just part of living in Scripps Ranch/Stonebridge, or anywhere else along the 15.

[strawberryfields]

Not an expert and haven’t been into that house, but based on the pictures, it does seem like a good deal. Birch Bluff is a nice street and the people in the immediate area seem neighborly. Great place for kids. The pool and clubhouse for that neighborhood is the nicest in S. Pomorado (rebuilt after the fires). It would be nice to get something tangible, like a great pool for homeowners fees.

Risk of wildfires is just part of living in Scripps Ranch/Stonebridge, or anywhere else along the 15.

[strawberryfields]

Not an expert and haven’t been into that house, but based on the pictures, it does seem like a good deal. Birch Bluff is a nice street and the people in the immediate area seem neighborly. Great place for kids. The pool and clubhouse for that neighborhood is the nicest in S. Pomorado (rebuilt after the fires). It would be nice to get something tangible, like a great pool for homeowners fees.

Risk of wildfires is just part of living in Scripps Ranch/Stonebridge, or anywhere else along the 15.

[strawberryfields]

Not an expert and haven’t been into that house, but based on the pictures, it does seem like a good deal. Birch Bluff is a nice street and the people in the immediate area seem neighborly. Great place for kids. The pool and clubhouse for that neighborhood is the nicest in S. Pomorado (rebuilt after the fires). It would be nice to get something tangible, like a great pool for homeowners fees.

Risk of wildfires is just part of living in Scripps Ranch/Stonebridge, or anywhere else along the 15.

[strawberryfields]

Not an expert and haven’t been into that house, but based on the pictures, it does seem like a good deal. Birch Bluff is a nice street and the people in the immediate area seem neighborly. Great place for kids. The pool and clubhouse for that neighborhood is the nicest in S. Pomorado (rebuilt after the fires). It would be nice to get something tangible, like a great pool for homeowners fees.

Risk of wildfires is just part of living in Scripps Ranch/Stonebridge, or anywhere else along the 15.

[strawberryfields]

From what I understand, there are less kids bussed into Scripps Ranch this year due to budget cuts.

I’d say that 90% of my kids classmates at their SR school are our neighbors. Seems like the majority of “others” are from Mira Mesa, Sorrento Valley, etc. Plenty of “choicing” but it’s generally kids from within our neighborhood.

As for the original question, I’d say that you probably couldn’t go wrong with either Sabre Springs or Scripps Ranch schools.

[strawberryfields]

From what I understand, there are less kids bussed into Scripps Ranch this year due to budget cuts.

I’d say that 90% of my kids classmates at their SR school are our neighbors. Seems like the majority of “others” are from Mira Mesa, Sorrento Valley, etc. Plenty of “choicing” but it’s generally kids from within our neighborhood.

As for the original question, I’d say that you probably couldn’t go wrong with either Sabre Springs or Scripps Ranch schools.

[strawberryfields]

From what I understand, there are less kids bussed into Scripps Ranch this year due to budget cuts.

I’d say that 90% of my kids classmates at their SR school are our neighbors. Seems like the majority of “others” are from Mira Mesa, Sorrento Valley, etc. Plenty of “choicing” but it’s generally kids from within our neighborhood.

As for the original question, I’d say that you probably couldn’t go wrong with either Sabre Springs or Scripps Ranch schools.

[strawberryfields]

From what I understand, there are less kids bussed into Scripps Ranch this year due to budget cuts.

I’d say that 90% of my kids classmates at their SR school are our neighbors. Seems like the majority of “others” are from Mira Mesa, Sorrento Valley, etc. Plenty of “choicing” but it’s generally kids from within our neighborhood.

As for the original question, I’d say that you probably couldn’t go wrong with either Sabre Springs or Scripps Ranch schools.

[strawberryfields]

From what I understand, there are less kids bussed into Scripps Ranch this year due to budget cuts.

I’d say that 90% of my kids classmates at their SR school are our neighbors. Seems like the majority of “others” are from Mira Mesa, Sorrento Valley, etc. Plenty of “choicing” but it’s generally kids from within our neighborhood.

As for the original question, I’d say that you probably couldn’t go wrong with either Sabre Springs or Scripps Ranch schools.

[strawberryfields]

Do you really think it will sell for $500k in six months? I’d be really surprised to see it go for $750k in six months. I wish things would get back to 2000 levels quickly but there are too many buyers still willing to pay 2004 prices. In Scripps Ranch, there’s not much to choose from and plenty of buyers ready to go.

Some people have found relative deals over the last couple of months but $680k for that house sounds like a trustee sale.

[strawberryfields]

Do you really think it will sell for $500k in six months? I’d be really surprised to see it go for $750k in six months. I wish things would get back to 2000 levels quickly but there are too many buyers still willing to pay 2004 prices. In Scripps Ranch, there’s not much to choose from and plenty of buyers ready to go.

Some people have found relative deals over the last couple of months but $680k for that house sounds like a trustee sale.

[strawberryfields]

Do you really think it will sell for $500k in six months? I’d be really surprised to see it go for $750k in six months. I wish things would get back to 2000 levels quickly but there are too many buyers still willing to pay 2004 prices. In Scripps Ranch, there’s not much to choose from and plenty of buyers ready to go.

Some people have found relative deals over the last couple of months but $680k for that house sounds like a trustee sale.

[strawberryfields]

Do you really think it will sell for $500k in six months? I’d be really surprised to see it go for $750k in six months. I wish things would get back to 2000 levels quickly but there are too many buyers still willing to pay 2004 prices. In Scripps Ranch, there’s not much to choose from and plenty of buyers ready to go.

Some people have found relative deals over the last couple of months but $680k for that house sounds like a trustee sale.

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