Perspective
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qwerty said:
It's a thought exercise on the value of time. Folks in this price range tend to dislike wasting time sitting in a car twice daily, and they have the resources to avoid as much waste as possible.
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It's a thought exercise on the value of time. Folks in this price range tend to dislike wasting time sitting in a car twice daily, and they have the resources to avoid as much waste as possible.
Irvine Dream
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Perspective said:
Sorry we only know of Calf Exercise >
139 Long Fence for sale at $1.45m
Think they purchased not too long ago for for $1.261m
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/139-Long-Fence-92602/home/87759831
This is going to drag down the competitive comps in the neighborhood. What idiot sellers.
Think they purchased not too long ago for for $1.261m
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/139-Long-Fence-92602/home/87759831
This is going to drag down the competitive comps in the neighborhood. What idiot sellers.
Irvineshopper
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hello said:
How does an overpriced listing drag down comps? There are several overpriced listings in my neighborhood and yeah I think they are idiots but I welcome overpriced listings as there may be a greater fool out there that will pay more than its worth and bring up the comps.
Marty said:
I didnt say it will drag down comps. Im just simply stating that its overpriced. Capella homes have had a hard time selling this year for much less than this. Homes sales in this price range has been slowing significantly and this is listed for much higher than what homes in Capella have been selling for. I just quickly looked at this home history and it looks like its been on and off the market for 1 year now. Its listed higher now than it was 1 year ago. If it couldnt sell for all of one year, what makes anyone think a higher price will sell it now???
Laguna21
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@hello: you must be a renter, every other post you seem to make is either critical of the home price, or is always hypothesizing saying the market will crash.
Sounds like maybe you missed getting a home when the market was lower than it is now... having a case of sour grapes perhaps?
Taking one home out of the entire series of Capella homes, and making a blanket statement about the overall market is really stretching it IMO.
Sounds like maybe you missed getting a home when the market was lower than it is now... having a case of sour grapes perhaps?
Taking one home out of the entire series of Capella homes, and making a blanket statement about the overall market is really stretching it IMO.
Laguna21
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hello said:
I have no clue what you are talking about?
We don't even own a Capella residence, I just see your constant negative posts about the real estate market, get over the fact that you never got in early enough, and quit the sour grapes mentality. The constant negativity is completely apparent. Just take a look at your post history for yourself, every single post you make about everything is so negative Take a chill pill.Perspective
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hello said:
Fair enough. And we continue to be proved right on pricing, at least at Strada, and you continue to be proved wrong. There's no shame in being wrong. There's some shame in denying facts.
Perspective said:
Anyone would be a fool to deny what prices have done in the last few years. So to imply that I have denied this fact is a classic strawman argument. My point however is that prices have increased too much and are now overpriced. As such I believe that we are near or nearing peak prices for this cycle. I dont know why you guys have your panties in a bunch whenever someone makes this statement. You take it so personally its quite comical. Its probably because you are so heavily invested in your homes, but thats just a guess.
Laguna21
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hello said:
We will see if time tells, and if you are right but I have a feeling you are on the flip-side of this as a renter, and hoping/praying for a pipe dream and for prices to crash, because you did not get into the market while it was ripe for the picking.
You thinking that all of us home owners are taking it personally is comical, I'd much rather be a home owner than a renter right now, especially because we are in it for the long-haul
Take your alarmist mentality and move on, and not being defensive at all. We know we are in a good position with our primary residence and rentals, so no offense taken whatsoever
Like I said, I think it's YOU who needs to take a chill pill. Perspective
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Okay, sure. That's me to a T.
Keep the "prices are going to crash" meme goin'. It's entertaining, sometimes at least.
Keep the "prices are going to crash" meme goin'. It's entertaining, sometimes at least.
Laguna21 said:hello said:
We will see if time tells, and if you are right but I have a feeling you are on the flip-side of this as a renter, and hoping/praying for a pipe dream and for prices to crash, because you did not get into the market while it was ripe for the picking.
You thinking that all of us home owners are taking it personally is comical, I'd much rather be a home owner than a renter right now, especially because we are in it for the long-haul
Take your alarmist mentality and move on, and not being defensive at all. We know we are in a good position with our primary residence and rentals, so no offense taken whatsoever
It may surprise you to know I have a few rentals... LOL Can only renters have a negative view on homes? BTW you keep telling me to take a chill pill, but its obvious you are the one with the panties in a bunch just because I state my opinion. I dont have any issues with your opinions...