[The-Shoveler]

[quote=ocrenter][quote=sdduuuude]

Somewhere on bubbleinfo.com, Jim posted a map of the climate zones in San Diego county. Was pretty interesting. Might be useful.[/quote]

Country Living

here’s the link.

to the OP, just as long as you stay away from the dark brown you should be fine. my personal experience is the northern reaches of RB (aka the Trails) is essentially the border of that dark brown region on the map. And as the map demonstrates, the more north you go on the I15 corridor, the hotter it gets.[/quote]

New meaning to the term green zone.

[The-Shoveler]

LOL
I love this one,
It was not that the FB IPO fizzled, it was that the Nasdaq was in crisis mode that caused the FB IPO to fizzle.
Any excuse will do I guess.

I bet the guys who bought the pre IPO are pissed.

[The-Shoveler]

Yahoo was counting on FB to go Big time I think,
There was a lot hanging on this IPO, I lot of WS firms were counting FB to fund their next year’s bonuses.

Kind of scary actually. I don’t see anything keeping the game going myself.

[The-Shoveler]

Canceled Order,
Don’t like the action

Well that leaves apple to hold the market up, so anyone think they will line up around the block for the next apple product release ?

[The-Shoveler]

Got my order in for 100 shares FB at 38.15,

If I get it I will sell at 60 or above and take the crew here out to lunch.

LOL.

[The-Shoveler]

HA!!
You guys realize this person is coming from CT right ?
Summers there are generally fairly hot and very humid so a lot of time stay uncomfortable even at night in July/August (unless they are on the coast). And Winters can be brutal.
Mostly anywhere in SD will be nicer weather than where they are coming from.
(for San Diegans anything that varies much from 70 degrees either way is either too cold or too dang HOT!!)

Probably the only place they would find too HOT is TV, but even then the winters would be better and the summer a lot less humid.

Just saying.

[The-Shoveler]

maybe I am may I am not,

anyway I am getting really good with a Shovel these days.

I mean really really good !!

[The-Shoveler]

OK to each their own.
You could probably find something close to that in TV or east county (maybe valley center) for around the same amount.
Me I would still choose that over Phoenix

[The-Shoveler]

Seriously
There is no comparison between anywhere within 50 miles of the city of SD and phoenix,
Once you wake up to 100 degrees cool of the morning for the 30th time that month in phoenix you will be really happy to move to TV even. You will have to trust me on that one.
sdduuud please mark your calendar and spend a few days in September in Phoenix.
It will be unforgettable I promise.

[The-Shoveler]

Planned communities are fine but watch the HOA and MR fee’s

Even if you buy a foreclosures at a steal deal, sometimes the MR and HOA fee’s can run you $500 to $1000 a month in some tracts, then you add the mortgage, 1% or so tax + any bonds and insurance,
But hey if you got that kind of income and don’t mind the HOA-Nazi’s (or you are a HOA-Nazi)
I am sure those are fine places to live.

Just kidding about the Nazi stuff but make sure you account for the HOA and MR fee’s.

[The-Shoveler]

Careful flu, you start connecting the dots and soon they will accuse you of wearing tin foil hats,
Or well hmm, it never ends well when you get too many dots connected.

[The-Shoveler]

You mean L.A. srd ?

wait does not everyone want to move to Austin TX, or Houston, I mean everyone want to move to Houston.

Just kidding..

[The-Shoveler]

[quote=flu]But then again, IF we have a housing recovery, I think a lot of issues go away…One thing is once people start paying their property taxes again, at least at the local level, more dollars come in…

It will be interesting to see in the next couple of months what will happen.[/quote]

There, someone else said it !!

If housing (home building) recovers, these problems go away fairly quickly for the most part,

Did anyone talk about the State budget problems in 2005 ?

Just saying (what most don’t want to hear).

[The-Shoveler]

When central planning goes wrong !!
Funny, they had this large empty lot next to our office building, that was supposed to be for more industrial buildings (this is smack in the middle of a large business park), but they are now breaking ground for a senior apartment complex.
I guess they did not need yet another empty office building.
So we have
large office building – large office building – senior apartment – large office building – large office building
LOL
Well I guess the businesses can take advantage of the part time senior labor LOL.

[The-Shoveler]

Too Much at stake, they won’t let anything bring the U.S. economy down IMO.

IMO also Europe bonds will be bought to the exact point they need to be no matter how ugly things get (Miraculous buyers from nowhere).

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