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ParticipantI live in OB and would also like to know more about this purchase for $278 sq/ft. I’ve seen nothing close to Sunset Cliffs Blvd selling that cheap. According to SDLookup, there was no sale for that price per sq ft in Feb.
ssellay – are you sure it was 278?
ParticipantI live in OB and would also like to know more about this purchase for $278 sq/ft. I’ve seen nothing close to Sunset Cliffs Blvd selling that cheap. According to SDLookup, there was no sale for that price per sq ft in Feb.
ssellay – are you sure it was 278?
ParticipantWow. Rustico, I really value your posts, but I think you’re way off here. The market is still completely messed up. You are correct in that we are getting closer to affordability in a few areas that have been crushed (Temecula, Chula Vista), but in 95% of SD County, prices are still ridiculous compared to historic indicators.
ParticipantWow. Rustico, I really value your posts, but I think you’re way off here. The market is still completely messed up. You are correct in that we are getting closer to affordability in a few areas that have been crushed (Temecula, Chula Vista), but in 95% of SD County, prices are still ridiculous compared to historic indicators.
ParticipantWow. Rustico, I really value your posts, but I think you’re way off here. The market is still completely messed up. You are correct in that we are getting closer to affordability in a few areas that have been crushed (Temecula, Chula Vista), but in 95% of SD County, prices are still ridiculous compared to historic indicators.
ParticipantWow. Rustico, I really value your posts, but I think you’re way off here. The market is still completely messed up. You are correct in that we are getting closer to affordability in a few areas that have been crushed (Temecula, Chula Vista), but in 95% of SD County, prices are still ridiculous compared to historic indicators.
ParticipantWow. Rustico, I really value your posts, but I think you’re way off here. The market is still completely messed up. You are correct in that we are getting closer to affordability in a few areas that have been crushed (Temecula, Chula Vista), but in 95% of SD County, prices are still ridiculous compared to historic indicators.
Participantsdlookup allows you to search/sort by zip code. Once you’ve search on the zip code you’re interested in, click on “market overview” on the left side and you’ll get the inventory information you’re seeking.
Participantsdlookup allows you to search/sort by zip code. Once you’ve search on the zip code you’re interested in, click on “market overview” on the left side and you’ll get the inventory information you’re seeking.
Participantsdlookup allows you to search/sort by zip code. Once you’ve search on the zip code you’re interested in, click on “market overview” on the left side and you’ll get the inventory information you’re seeking.
Participantsdlookup allows you to search/sort by zip code. Once you’ve search on the zip code you’re interested in, click on “market overview” on the left side and you’ll get the inventory information you’re seeking.
Participantsdlookup allows you to search/sort by zip code. Once you’ve search on the zip code you’re interested in, click on “market overview” on the left side and you’ll get the inventory information you’re seeking.
ParticipantI’m a renter in OB waiting for prices to fall in hopes of finding a 3br, 2bth SFR for 400k or less. I’m absolutely blow away by the asking prices in both 92107 and 92106. As the original poster mentioned, anything livable is 500k+ at this point, with nicer homes on the hill or south of Newport 800k+.
I know there are some fairly wealthy folks in the Sunset Cliffs area and in the Point Loma hills, I can’t believe that young professionals making 150K+ salaries are buying 2bd, 1bth, 800 sq ft homes for 500k plus.
I absolutely love the OB/Pt Loma area, but am getting a bit frustrated watching homes in other areas freefall while homes here are only slowly trending down.
ParticipantI’m a renter in OB waiting for prices to fall in hopes of finding a 3br, 2bth SFR for 400k or less. I’m absolutely blow away by the asking prices in both 92107 and 92106. As the original poster mentioned, anything livable is 500k+ at this point, with nicer homes on the hill or south of Newport 800k+.
I know there are some fairly wealthy folks in the Sunset Cliffs area and in the Point Loma hills, I can’t believe that young professionals making 150K+ salaries are buying 2bd, 1bth, 800 sq ft homes for 500k plus.
I absolutely love the OB/Pt Loma area, but am getting a bit frustrated watching homes in other areas freefall while homes here are only slowly trending down.
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