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[quote=CA renter]I’m totally unfamiliar with that area, but really like that sytle of house.
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I have friends who live a bit north of there – it’s a nice neighborhood.

ITA that the style of the house is cool – kind of retro/mid-century. And a big flat lot – that’s very cool.

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[quote=CA renter]I’m totally unfamiliar with that area, but really like that sytle of house.
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I have friends who live a bit north of there – it’s a nice neighborhood.

ITA that the style of the house is cool – kind of retro/mid-century. And a big flat lot – that’s very cool.

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[quote=CA renter]I’m totally unfamiliar with that area, but really like that sytle of house.
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I have friends who live a bit north of there – it’s a nice neighborhood.

ITA that the style of the house is cool – kind of retro/mid-century. And a big flat lot – that’s very cool.

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I agree it’s important to San Diego.
Qualcomm, Motorola, Kyocera… Some of the other companies have already cut back or left (nokia comes to mind.)

I think the high end users are already into their big data plans. I think the more average users – who use their phones as phones, are turned off by the rates required for the data plans. How many of us have phones that are capable of web or email – but don’t pay the ticket for those features… (Raising my hand as a member of that group.)

The growth of putting cell phones in new subscribers has already happened. My 82 year old mother in law has a cell phone… She was an example of the last bit of growth in new subscribers. Adults who don’t have cell phones now won’t be getting them.

Not a lot of growth potential in the cell phone industry right now.

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I agree it’s important to San Diego.
Qualcomm, Motorola, Kyocera… Some of the other companies have already cut back or left (nokia comes to mind.)

I think the high end users are already into their big data plans. I think the more average users – who use their phones as phones, are turned off by the rates required for the data plans. How many of us have phones that are capable of web or email – but don’t pay the ticket for those features… (Raising my hand as a member of that group.)

The growth of putting cell phones in new subscribers has already happened. My 82 year old mother in law has a cell phone… She was an example of the last bit of growth in new subscribers. Adults who don’t have cell phones now won’t be getting them.

Not a lot of growth potential in the cell phone industry right now.

[UCGal]

I agree it’s important to San Diego.
Qualcomm, Motorola, Kyocera… Some of the other companies have already cut back or left (nokia comes to mind.)

I think the high end users are already into their big data plans. I think the more average users – who use their phones as phones, are turned off by the rates required for the data plans. How many of us have phones that are capable of web or email – but don’t pay the ticket for those features… (Raising my hand as a member of that group.)

The growth of putting cell phones in new subscribers has already happened. My 82 year old mother in law has a cell phone… She was an example of the last bit of growth in new subscribers. Adults who don’t have cell phones now won’t be getting them.

Not a lot of growth potential in the cell phone industry right now.

[UCGal]

I agree it’s important to San Diego.
Qualcomm, Motorola, Kyocera… Some of the other companies have already cut back or left (nokia comes to mind.)

I think the high end users are already into their big data plans. I think the more average users – who use their phones as phones, are turned off by the rates required for the data plans. How many of us have phones that are capable of web or email – but don’t pay the ticket for those features… (Raising my hand as a member of that group.)

The growth of putting cell phones in new subscribers has already happened. My 82 year old mother in law has a cell phone… She was an example of the last bit of growth in new subscribers. Adults who don’t have cell phones now won’t be getting them.

Not a lot of growth potential in the cell phone industry right now.

[UCGal]

I agree it’s important to San Diego.
Qualcomm, Motorola, Kyocera… Some of the other companies have already cut back or left (nokia comes to mind.)

I think the high end users are already into their big data plans. I think the more average users – who use their phones as phones, are turned off by the rates required for the data plans. How many of us have phones that are capable of web or email – but don’t pay the ticket for those features… (Raising my hand as a member of that group.)

The growth of putting cell phones in new subscribers has already happened. My 82 year old mother in law has a cell phone… She was an example of the last bit of growth in new subscribers. Adults who don’t have cell phones now won’t be getting them.

Not a lot of growth potential in the cell phone industry right now.

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[quote=jpinpb]I think this one is a much nicer house/area for less, but remains to be seen what it closes at. Listed for 450k 2770 Wyandotte[/quote]

The house is dated – but what a nice location on the canyon. Of course lots of freeway noise from 52… but since you can *almost* see my house in one of the last pictures… I can relate to that.

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[quote=jpinpb]I think this one is a much nicer house/area for less, but remains to be seen what it closes at. Listed for 450k 2770 Wyandotte[/quote]

The house is dated – but what a nice location on the canyon. Of course lots of freeway noise from 52… but since you can *almost* see my house in one of the last pictures… I can relate to that.

[UCGal]

[quote=jpinpb]I think this one is a much nicer house/area for less, but remains to be seen what it closes at. Listed for 450k 2770 Wyandotte[/quote]

The house is dated – but what a nice location on the canyon. Of course lots of freeway noise from 52… but since you can *almost* see my house in one of the last pictures… I can relate to that.

[UCGal]

[quote=jpinpb]I think this one is a much nicer house/area for less, but remains to be seen what it closes at. Listed for 450k 2770 Wyandotte[/quote]

The house is dated – but what a nice location on the canyon. Of course lots of freeway noise from 52… but since you can *almost* see my house in one of the last pictures… I can relate to that.

[UCGal]

[quote=jpinpb]I think this one is a much nicer house/area for less, but remains to be seen what it closes at. Listed for 450k 2770 Wyandotte[/quote]

The house is dated – but what a nice location on the canyon. Of course lots of freeway noise from 52… but since you can *almost* see my house in one of the last pictures… I can relate to that.

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strictly an anectdotal observation based on friends who’ve sold..

Move about 90% of your stuff to storage. Have the barest minimum to “stage” the house, and live in it as a staged house.

All personal photos, kids toys, any art work that isn’t 100% bland… take it out. Take out 1/2 of the furniture to make it look more spacious. Make sure nothing is on the kitchen counter. Even hide the toothbrushes and other stuff that ends up on bathroom counters.

It’s a pain, but it’s worked for friends.

[UCGal]

strictly an anectdotal observation based on friends who’ve sold..

Move about 90% of your stuff to storage. Have the barest minimum to “stage” the house, and live in it as a staged house.

All personal photos, kids toys, any art work that isn’t 100% bland… take it out. Take out 1/2 of the furniture to make it look more spacious. Make sure nothing is on the kitchen counter. Even hide the toothbrushes and other stuff that ends up on bathroom counters.

It’s a pain, but it’s worked for friends.

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