Thank you so much for your comment. Congrats on making such a good investment years ago. I have always said and continue to say, Oceanside is a great place to invest. Holding onto your home has been such a smart move. I actually advise our clients not sell if they can afford to do it. However, life, and circumstances sometimes makes it so people have to sell. You are so right about our kids being priced out of the market though. Unfortunately, they have to buy in other markets. It's crazy! Thanks again for your comment.

That's actually a great idea for that!

Yup- West of I-5 coastal San Diego. the Pacific Ocean is the pool

guilty as charged. you do have a point 😬

I hear ya. There are plenty of less expensive houses we can find for you. May not be on near the ocean but nice nonetheless

Thank you so much for your comment Paula. This is such a great neighborhood. I can just imagine that pool with the views to the mountains. Old school fireplaces are so cool. However, these glass rock fireplace are great. These were the best ones I have seen. Thanks again for your comments.

@@CoastalSanDiegoHomes It's my pleasure. You show some awesome properties. I enjoy seeing you two.🌴🌴🌴🌊🌊🏖️😊

@@ForeverChanged7 Thank you Paula, we will do our best to keep them coming! 🙂

I’ve been robbed 3 times in Escondido. I’ve seen multiple shootings and there’s fireworks every night. It’s not a nice neighborhood

Hi Michael- What market are you in? Are you in San Diego? We aren't seeing a crashing market here. I actually mentor agents across the country and no one is seeing a crashing market. The last two months have been on fire. The two months before that were really slow and before that it was on fire. Rates went up again this week and will continue to rise throughout the year. That will definitely impact the market and bring prices down. It just isn't crashing anywhere right right now. We anticipate if rates continue to go up, we will see a 5-15% drop in prices at most. The majority of home owners have enough equity in their homes to withstand that or sell and be ok. As a result, we don't anticipate a crash. Unless something unforeseen happens This home is not a remodel or a flip. The sellers just decided to move. No developer involved here. Any product on the market right now that a developer built more than likely had their rates locked in 1-2 years ago when rates were really low. If you can get this for $2,500,000 in 6 months that would be an amazing deal for you 🙂

That's the trade off on the coast. Steps to the beach and amazing views. Smaller lot sizes. The beach is your backyard!

I agree about I grew up in San Diego for 45 yrs then moved away and don’t get me wrong I loved going to the beach but rather swim in a pool but that’s me. But it’s a awesome looking house

@@josecarmichael7960 Thanks for your comments.

Thank you!

Thanks for your thoughts Heather!

Bruce- Elizabeth might be able to tell you the colors. I'll check with her and let you know.

@@CoastalSanDiegoHomes thank you! I really loved touring this home. I want my home to have the same look. Who’s the interior designer?

@@brucevillasenor-lw3wj Beach and Country Staging out of San Diego. We went with white paint through out

@@CoastalSanDiegoHomes Hi Bruce- I'm so sorry for the late reply. The paint color was Pure White by Behr in eggshell. Are you guys looking to find a new home or just make your own the way you want?

Hi Bruce- I'm so sorry for the late reply. The paint color was Pure White by Behr in eggshell. Are you guys looking to find a new home or just make your own the way you want?

Thanks Renee! 🙂

Thank you for your comments. I know, we forgot our mics on this day. So frustrating. Thx for the tip on Enes. He is great.

They are for sale and a price can be negotiated outside of escrow.

That's so cool. Elizabeth's Uncle used to build, buy, and sell, some of the most amazing cars and he would show them as well. Cool Event. Maybe we will run into each other. Enjoy your time out here.

Did you watch the whole video? The views are unreal from this house. unobstructed ocean views from the upper lever. Want to come see it?

Wouldn't we all. Interestingly, there are plenty of amazing homes at lower price points as well. The location here next to the beach is the kicker!

@@CoastalSanDiegoHomes I love house viewing and thinking about the different ideas you could come up with for certain areas. Keep up the good work guys. Maybe one day for the both of us ;)

@@sunshinevalley0 Thank you! We love viewing properties as well. It's such a fun thing to do.

Gabriel- you would have loved this backyard. Blank canvas for you to do something amazing. I'll keep you in mind when clients are in need of your services. Take care! John

I am sure I have seen some of your work.

Thanks for your comment. I'd love to hear your thoughts on this. Here is what we are seeing in the field everyday. Rates are anticipated to be raised again today by a 1/4 basis point. We view this as good. Considering the fed raised rates several times by 3/4 and then most recently by 1/2. It appears this could be the last rate hike for a long time. What we know from our time in the field is that there is still a very limited supply of inventory but a huge pent up demand of buyers sitting on the sidelines waiting and ready to buy. So, once rates increases ease, we anticipate a lot of buyers jumping back in the market in Q2 and Q3. This will create more competition amongst buyers and at minimum keep prices where they are and at most raise prices again. So, we feel waiting to buy is a bad idea. We are helping our buyers with 2:1 rate buy downs and then we will help them refinance once rates do go down. Right now, they are able to negotiate very well on price and get great terms that they weren't able to get when the buyer competition was so strong. We are real estate advisors to our clients and simply advise on what we see in the market everyday and provide them as much information as possible so they can make the most informed decision. I would be interested to hear your thoughts on why waiting until Q2 and Q3 is a better time to buy than now. Thanks, John

@@CoastalSanDiegoHomes You are not looking at all the white collar workers who are starting to be laid off. Those are the people who are buying homes. They are on the sidelines right now but once they are ready to buy they will not have those huge pay checks. I will reach out to this channel in 6 months to see what has happened.

yes, HOA fees are $326/month , Land Lease is $2,700/year and duration is until 2079 with option to extend beyond that.

@@CoastalSanDiegoHomes ...thank you!

@@JK-ks3xq of course. Anytime

thank you Peter- Another day of filming when we forgot our mics. Appreciate the comment though

Thanks for the suggestion. We forgot them this day. I was so annoyed.

Good point. Not sure I have the answer for that one.

Same reason they got huge lawns. They can *afford* the cost

Congratulations! You might be able to find something cheaper through the school. However, you are probably looking minimum $2,000 usd/month for a 1 bedroom. For shares you might be able to find less. Reach out direct if you have further questions. [email protected]

@@CoastalSanDiegoHomes oh oh it's too much expensive please keep in touch

Angel- I love those windows.

Many of the homes in this price do. However, we don't see it as much on the beach as there just isn't room for it. The ocean views become the movie theater 🙂

The ocean also makes for a great backdrop for filming.

@@charlespeterson3877 The ocean definitely helps.😀

yes, sure does Charles!! @@charlespeterson3877

I know right!

We will. We have two more coming out soon

This one has 5 bedrooms which includes a 1 bedroom guesthouse

yes, this house definitely had that "wow" factor to it

Thank you Mark- We will stay in touch. If anything changes, let us know. Regards, John & Elizabeth

Me too! One of my favorite cities!