Mob Entrance in San Diego, Down Turn for Real Estate
You already know that unfortunately, all seller markets must come to an end, but we may not be there just yet. The powerful and important word to keep in mind as the market changes…Anticipation
Better decisions are made by those who anticipate. Most real estate cycles start around the third year of a decade (1973,1983, 1993, 2003, 2013) and most end by the eighth year of the same decade (1978, 1988, 1998, 2008) and now that it is 2018, it is time to anticipate a change and sell your property if you are thinking of selling!
Lets talk about the last 2008 recession, actually it was not a recession, it was a depression. Values in San Diego county dropped an average of 39.6%, but the key information to know is that the coastal areas of Pacific Beach, Mission Beach and La Jolla only dropped an average of 8%.
I spoke to a client this morning who wanted to buy and hold a property for at least 8-10 years. I suggested he get a house in Pacific Beach if he wanted the highest appreciation (and for his situation, the best quality of life) without the worries of vacancies if he ever wanted to rent the property out. Pacific Beach and Mission have a vacancy rate of less than 2% even in the slowest of real estate markets.
Of course anywhere in San Diego is good to buy if you plan on living in the home, or holding as an investment for at least the next 10-15 years.
Regarding the Mob…
I was taking my 9 year old daughter to a doctors appointment at the Rady’s Children’s Medical offices in Kearny Mesa this past week, and as we approached the entrance, we saw this sign(below) and I started to laugh. My daughter asked what the sign meant. We had a a funny conversation about the meaning of an acronym.
