[strawberryfields]

I believe that the Poway Schools offer a PEPP program at some of it’s elementary schools. Here’s a link: http://www.powayusd.com/teaching/sss/pepp.asp

There are lots of options for the younger kids as well, depending on your needs. Most of the “pre-schools” are half day and they’re generally run through churches. Penasquitos Christian, Mt. Olive, St. Bart’s, Rancho Bernardo Pres, North County Pres all offer great programs.

As for schools without a religious affiliation and/or full-day programs, I know that people like Teddy Bear Treehouse and the place just at the bottom of the hill on Pomerado, just before the intersection with Scripps Poway Pkwy (can’t think of the name…).

Good luck.

[strawberryfields]

This may be a fluke, but I just found a house on Homerebate that was not on the listings with Redfin or SDL. Checked the sold list on SDL and there it was…

[strawberryfields]

This may be a fluke, but I just found a house on Homerebate that was not on the listings with Redfin or SDL. Checked the sold list on SDL and there it was…

[strawberryfields]

This may be a fluke, but I just found a house on Homerebate that was not on the listings with Redfin or SDL. Checked the sold list on SDL and there it was…

[strawberryfields]

This may be a fluke, but I just found a house on Homerebate that was not on the listings with Redfin or SDL. Checked the sold list on SDL and there it was…

[strawberryfields]

This may be a fluke, but I just found a house on Homerebate that was not on the listings with Redfin or SDL. Checked the sold list on SDL and there it was…

[strawberryfields]

[quote=DataAgent]”Ten years ago, it was possible to find a starter home here with prices in several developments under $300k.”

Can you show an example of a 3000 sq ft home that sold for under $300K in Scripps Ranch in 1999?
[/quote]

Yikes – I didn’t mean 3000 sq ft homes selling for that. I meant starter homes – older homes on streets like Tribuna, Ironwood, etc.; smaller but newer homes along Scripps Trl and the streets that move off it – La Vita, Rue Des Amis, Weatherwood, etc.

[strawberryfields]

[quote=DataAgent]”Ten years ago, it was possible to find a starter home here with prices in several developments under $300k.”

Can you show an example of a 3000 sq ft home that sold for under $300K in Scripps Ranch in 1999?
[/quote]

Yikes – I didn’t mean 3000 sq ft homes selling for that. I meant starter homes – older homes on streets like Tribuna, Ironwood, etc.; smaller but newer homes along Scripps Trl and the streets that move off it – La Vita, Rue Des Amis, Weatherwood, etc.

[strawberryfields]

[quote=DataAgent]”Ten years ago, it was possible to find a starter home here with prices in several developments under $300k.”

Can you show an example of a 3000 sq ft home that sold for under $300K in Scripps Ranch in 1999?
[/quote]

Yikes – I didn’t mean 3000 sq ft homes selling for that. I meant starter homes – older homes on streets like Tribuna, Ironwood, etc.; smaller but newer homes along Scripps Trl and the streets that move off it – La Vita, Rue Des Amis, Weatherwood, etc.

[strawberryfields]

[quote=DataAgent]”Ten years ago, it was possible to find a starter home here with prices in several developments under $300k.”

Can you show an example of a 3000 sq ft home that sold for under $300K in Scripps Ranch in 1999?
[/quote]

Yikes – I didn’t mean 3000 sq ft homes selling for that. I meant starter homes – older homes on streets like Tribuna, Ironwood, etc.; smaller but newer homes along Scripps Trl and the streets that move off it – La Vita, Rue Des Amis, Weatherwood, etc.

[strawberryfields]

[quote=DataAgent]”Ten years ago, it was possible to find a starter home here with prices in several developments under $300k.”

Can you show an example of a 3000 sq ft home that sold for under $300K in Scripps Ranch in 1999?
[/quote]

Yikes – I didn’t mean 3000 sq ft homes selling for that. I meant starter homes – older homes on streets like Tribuna, Ironwood, etc.; smaller but newer homes along Scripps Trl and the streets that move off it – La Vita, Rue Des Amis, Weatherwood, etc.

[strawberryfields]

Thank you for all the responses.

The comments about SR not being a starter home neighborhood are what make me think I’ve become unrealistic in what to expect from the downturn. Ten years ago, it was possible to find a starter home here with prices in several developments under $300k. It seems that the consensus is that we won’t see prices go anywhere near that again.

As for the houses listed above, I know where they are and the first three either face or are alongside busy streets. The other two are out of our range.

Seems like we’d need a heck of a lot of foreclosures to make much of a dent in these prices!

[strawberryfields]

Thank you for all the responses.

The comments about SR not being a starter home neighborhood are what make me think I’ve become unrealistic in what to expect from the downturn. Ten years ago, it was possible to find a starter home here with prices in several developments under $300k. It seems that the consensus is that we won’t see prices go anywhere near that again.

As for the houses listed above, I know where they are and the first three either face or are alongside busy streets. The other two are out of our range.

Seems like we’d need a heck of a lot of foreclosures to make much of a dent in these prices!

[strawberryfields]

Thank you for all the responses.

The comments about SR not being a starter home neighborhood are what make me think I’ve become unrealistic in what to expect from the downturn. Ten years ago, it was possible to find a starter home here with prices in several developments under $300k. It seems that the consensus is that we won’t see prices go anywhere near that again.

As for the houses listed above, I know where they are and the first three either face or are alongside busy streets. The other two are out of our range.

Seems like we’d need a heck of a lot of foreclosures to make much of a dent in these prices!

[strawberryfields]

Thank you for all the responses.

The comments about SR not being a starter home neighborhood are what make me think I’ve become unrealistic in what to expect from the downturn. Ten years ago, it was possible to find a starter home here with prices in several developments under $300k. It seems that the consensus is that we won’t see prices go anywhere near that again.

As for the houses listed above, I know where they are and the first three either face or are alongside busy streets. The other two are out of our range.

Seems like we’d need a heck of a lot of foreclosures to make much of a dent in these prices!

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