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<p>Looks like I have some waiting to do.....for a house and a commercial space.</p> <p>Thanks again.</p>

<p>Great stuff all of you. I am really looking for something smaller, this listing just caught my eye because it is was already a restaurant so I can compare it to spaces I have been looking at elswhere.</p> <p>Thanks for the info on the location. I have never lived in OC, lived in north LA...

"<em>you will definitely have to look at prices well over $400/sf... and for A locations in A markets... over $500/sf. just goes to show re is going back to fundamentals... location</em>. " <p> Thanks for your thoughts. Looks like you feel this property I linked could go down to about 2.25...

<p><em>"I guess both markets aren't that different after all"</em></p> <p>Except for one is a God foresaken desert that looks like Mars and the other is one of the most beautiful places on earth. </p> <p>Thanks for all your comments everyone. Hopefully we can start looking for a fair...

I'm looking for owner occupied. I cannot explain the market here in Vegas. They keep building strip mall after strip mall and charging unheard of prices for them. I would pay it, but business is nowhere near the levels to support the prices they are charging.

<p>tenmagnet,</p> <p>Are you thinking commercial prices will come down as residential pricing erodes? Or do the two have no connection?</p> <p>This building is actually bigger than I am looking for, but was a bit suprised at the price. It is very comparable to prices here in Vegas which is...

<p>I was wondering what you experts thought would be the effect of this downturn on the commercial sector?</p> <p>I am hoping to move my business to either OC or Pasadena in the next year or so and am trying to figure out what commercial prices are going to do in relation to residential.</p>...