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ParticipantLOL yes but so did Norco not long ago, the cows etc… will be moved soon.
I don’t want to live there but the planning is already done, it will be a big city (>200K population).
ParticipantI need to find the link again, but the lennar and DR horton did a survey and they found their millenial buyers really wanted to live a suburban lifestyle (maybe close to the city true), but they did not want to live in condos etc… or in a crowded urban centers.
Anyway I need to find that link again. but the issue is even if they did there is no way (at least in Socal) that they could all fit in the existing urban centers so there would need to be new urban centers created.
Yes I agree though next to UCR will be a new urban center so will eastvale LOL.
ParticipantThat’s a myth, They really want the same things boomers did, there is just a small minority that wants to live the urban life style, but they are much hyped.
ParticipantYep the biggest bulge in population is now about 25-26 years old.
Move over boomers.
ParticipantI am taking Saw Palmetto, then I mix my own Tea-Tree-Oil and caffeine and use as a conditioner.
So far seems to be working.
Desperate times call for desperate measures.
February 12, 2016 at 1:53 PM in reply to: Looks like another down day coming for the markets #794305ParticipantPeople are getting hired out from under us left and right,
We got new replacements but now we are stuck training a bunch of newbies.
ParticipantEven with all the housing (apartments) being added it is still far below long term average.
What we need is MORE homes being built (per year) than what were being built during the 80’s when the boomers were coming of age. There are more Millennials coming of age than there were Boomers in the 80’s.
No one seems to take that into account, like were all going to fit into the existing housing or something.
February 11, 2016 at 7:14 AM in reply to: Looks like another down day coming for the markets #794214ParticipantThe Stock market and the local economy seem to be in different universes as far as I can see.
very interesting.
Usually I can tell just by looking at L.A. Traffic if we are heading into a downturn, Seems busier than ever right now.
ParticipantIt’s the american way LOL.
But seriously the construction industry cannot find workers, everyone wants homes but no one wants to do the work in the industry to provide them.
ParticipantThe NFC won in 2000, but the AFC won in 2016 .
So we can throw that out.
Me I think the party is just taking a small pause before it really gets started.
We are like crazy busy right now. Cisco, Juniper, Qcom all buy our products.
Participant“deficit, our total national debt, and the Fed’s QEs”
Proof none of this matters LOL.
Probably only you me and Trump understand this.
What matters if having FU resources and being the only game in town if you get into trouble with your neighbors.
Who you going to call!!!
ParticipantIt’s all about the USA dollar. everyone else is trying their best to devalue.
IMO we will see fixed 30 year rates in the low 3’s sometime this year.
My Canadian colleagues are all pissed they did not take the transfer relocation offered three or so years ago.
ParticipantOceanside is definitely changing very FAST, also what is occurring in Carlsbad is benefiting Oceanside and the entire northern end of north county tremendously.
Lots of room for growth in north county.Anyway IMO.
ParticipantI think this is where a lot of realtors representing the seller fail the seller, that is they should get the buyer to sign a removal (or waiver) of “ALL” contingencies at the end of the contingency period.
I am not sure the deposit becomes hard until that is signed by the buyer.
Anyway just my two cents.
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