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Old 10-14-2009, 09:43 PM
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Default Santee; Best Bang For The Buck?
I have noticed that Santee has some of the best values in SD County. Considering it's location, school, safe neighborhoods, and the freeway straight to UTC, is it the best bang for your buck?

4,000 square foot homes going for 700k

2,000 square foot homes going for 300k

These prices are compareable to Oceanside or better! I think it's the nicest city in commutable East SD County (not including the mountain/canyon areas).
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Old 10-14-2009, 09:55 PM
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I really don't know much about Santee. I had a friend who lived in a condo there. She seemed to like it. Lost touch with her. Don't know if she still lives there.
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i have never been there but i keep hearing about the redneck culture out there. lack of diversity and all that...
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Spend 10% more and you can live in the low-end neighborhoods of Poway. They look almost identical, basically the same people live there, and they have better schools.
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I heard it is cheaper there because they have more pollution. I have been there once with the Orange Line and was surpirsed. everything surrounding the Orange Line seemed to be cleaner, new and simply better than San Diego. Yet you really have the feeling to be in the desert compared to some cities that are closer to the coast.
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