http://www.delmartimes.net/2012/05/07/carmel-valley-residents-voice-opinions-on-pros-and-cons-of-one-paseo-project/ The Carmel Valley Community Planning Board’s regional issues subcommittee tackled the One Paseo draft Environmental Impact Report at its May 2 meeting....
New listings have been flying off the market around Carmel Valley, many with multiple offers. But it isn't universal, and those with defects are being scrutinized carefully. Everything wrong with this house is fixable - and while it is habitable in its current...
If you can live with a smaller house and desire a premium setting in Carmel Valley, check this:
Del Mar Highlands, Carmel Valley's biggest shopping center, has enjoyed a relatively unchallenged existence, but the vacant lot across the street is moving closer to development - and will give the Highlands a run for the money! In yellow are the residential units...
They have sold about 40 of these so far, and are moving over to the inferior lots next:
These sellers just paid cash for this house: http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/6610-Three-Canyons-Ct-92130/home/21852565 So I guess they can ask whatever they want for their old house:
America has been brainwashed into thinking that foreclosures cause lower values. Yes, these are only a couple of examples, but they represent the majority of bank-owned properties:
The enthusiasm around Carmel Valley is running unabated. If the yard was good enough, could you ignore the rest?
They must have had everything from polar bears to the red river hogs living in this house:
A few scattered sales doesn't make a market, but they can sure give sellers hope:
