[propoker]

Originally Posted by kttam186290

You should be talking about White Hills, AZ (on the other side of Hoover Dam) before you bring up Coyote Springs.

Although, at this point, I don't see prices in Las Vegas or Clark County pushing people that far out anymore.

I believe Jim Rhodes still has big plans for White Hills, AZ. I’m with you though, I don’t see how it will be economically feasible anytime soon.

[kttam186290]

Originally Posted by propoker

I believe Jim Rhodes still has big plans for White Hills, AZ. I’m with you though, I don’t see how it will be economically feasible anytime soon.

I've also never understood the desire to build housing tracts way out in the Middle-of-Nowhere, AZ.

A Las Vegas suburb almost halfway to Kingman???

Why go that far out when you've got the Ivanpah Valley / Jean off the 15, or the El Dorado Valley south of Boulder City, both of which are still in Nevada and empty.

[Commander666]

Originally Posted by 08grad

That's all? That's a great deal, considering places like Redwood City with mediocre schools gets you a 1300 sqft 3 bed 2 bath starter home built in the 1930s for $1,650,000 and up.

Prices are dropping in the bay area. I believe 15%.

[08grad]

Originally Posted by Commander666

Prices are dropping in the bay area. I believe 15%.

No.

[Commander666]

Originally Posted by 08grad

No.

https://www-mercurynews-com.cdn.ampp...nue-to-rise%2F. Yes, I own in San Mateo

[lvmensch]

Originally Posted by Commander666

https://www-mercurynews-com.cdn.ampp...nue-to-rise%2F. Yes, I own in San Mateo

Reversed in May. Generally reported as flat for the last 3 month and flat year over year.

[Dom Cobb]

Originally Posted by Commander666

https://www-mercurynews-com.cdn.ampp...nue-to-rise%2F. Yes, I own in San Mateo

Oldish report, prices have gone back up slightly;

https://sf.curbed.com/2019/6/5/18654...ring-2019-rise

There is so much money in tech salaries I don’t see real estate dropping there significantly any time soon. It’s a classic supply side issue, not enough for the demand and there are a ton of people who make money. Of course prices will go up as long as salaries will increase. Which they can since there is a small supply of tech workers and they can command high comp packages. Rinse and repeat.

[Commander666]

Originally Posted by Dom Cobb

Oldish report, prices have gone back up slightly;

https://sf.curbed.com/2019/6/5/18654...ring-2019-rise

There is so much money in tech salaries I don’t see real estate dropping there significantly any time soon. It’s a classic supply side issue, not enough for the demand and there are a ton of people who make money. Of course prices will go up as long as salaries will increase. Which they can since there is a small supply of tech workers and they can command high comp packages. Rinse and repeat.

Your report is SF. I'm talking peninsula, San Mateo and Santa Clara counties.

[Dom Cobb]

[quote=Commander666;55410137]Your report is SF. I'm talking peninsula, San Mateo and Santa Clara counties.[/QUOTE

Don’t see how much difference there is in the SF, San Mateo, San Jose area. It’s all the same tech heavy area.

[lvmensch]

Originally Posted by Commander666

Your report is SF. I'm talking peninsula, San Mateo and Santa Clara counties.

Mine was for Bay Area. Flat