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I am sure that Liquor stores and paycheck cashing outposts will soon be moving into the commercial property that is not renting along with future buyers who qualify for HUD housing programs for low income.

LMFAO!!!!

I will be freaking amazed if this happens. I still remember going to Murrieta in about 1990 and there being nothing there really. The transformation from that to check cashing centers in ~20 yrs would be crazy to me. It would definitely prove that exurban development is problematic.

I recently read about a bust at a massage parlor in Murrieta. That just amazes me that they already have massage parlors there.

As nice as Temecula is, something tells me it won’t be very nice in the near future. I could be wrong, but with energy prices increasing, it’s rapidly becoming less economically feasible to live out there. Does Jamba Juice pay enough to support a $400,000 mortgage?

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I am sure that Liquor stores and paycheck cashing outposts will soon be moving into the commercial property that is not renting along with future buyers who qualify for HUD housing programs for low income.

LMFAO!!!!

I will be freaking amazed if this happens. I still remember going to Murrieta in about 1990 and there being nothing there really. The transformation from that to check cashing centers in ~20 yrs would be crazy to me. It would definitely prove that exurban development is problematic.

I recently read about a bust at a massage parlor in Murrieta. That just amazes me that they already have massage parlors there.

As nice as Temecula is, something tells me it won’t be very nice in the near future. I could be wrong, but with energy prices increasing, it’s rapidly becoming less economically feasible to live out there. Does Jamba Juice pay enough to support a $400,000 mortgage?

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I hear you. I guess it’s a much better version of the exurban environment where I live in AZ.

I’d love nothing more than to live in an urban environment, but I can’t quite get used to the idea of living in a condo in the city of San Diego, for example. Seems like when you have kids you don’t have a lot of options but to live in the exurbs, unless you have tons of $$ to send them to private schools.

Are there any really good options in San Diego, where you can live in an attached home, for example, but in a great neighborhood that’s still close to everything? I like smaller homes, but some of the older neighborhoods in San Diego, for example, just look sort of dumpy to me, to be honest.

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I hear you. I guess it’s a much better version of the exurban environment where I live in AZ.

I’d love nothing more than to live in an urban environment, but I can’t quite get used to the idea of living in a condo in the city of San Diego, for example. Seems like when you have kids you don’t have a lot of options but to live in the exurbs, unless you have tons of $$ to send them to private schools.

Are there any really good options in San Diego, where you can live in an attached home, for example, but in a great neighborhood that’s still close to everything? I like smaller homes, but some of the older neighborhoods in San Diego, for example, just look sort of dumpy to me, to be honest.

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