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December 4, 2008

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San Diego’s Future Homes

by Bob Schwartz

 

San Diego homesWhat will San Diego new homes look like in 2015? For starters, they’ll be slightly smaller than they are today, according to designers and manufacturers surveyed by the national Association of Home Builders.  The average size of a new home will be 2,300 to 2,500 square feet.  Higher ceilings and upscale amenities will also become more common.     

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8 Comments
  1. Dec 5 2008

    Real estate homes should be thought of as just that and not investments.

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  2. Dec 5 2008

    It’s a shame to see people getting laid off. Hopefully things will turn around soon.

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  3. Dec 5 2008

    Homeowners should be prepared to ride out the current fluctuation, because in the long run values should continue to escalate.

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  4. Dec 5 2008

    Seems there should have been more government regulation and tighter qualification for subprime mortgages in order to prevent what we’re now facing.

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  5. What were the government regulators doing while banks and mortgage brokers were issuing these subprime loans?

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  6. It seems speculators were first into the dot com boom, when that went bust they moved into real estate and now it seems like they’re moving into commodities.

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  7. Real estate speculators should not be bailed out by the government.

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  8. San Diego is a great place to live, but all the residents here pay a huge weather premium in the value of their homes.

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