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☯ Official's lying Seeking to save face not lives A distaster looms— March 29, 2011 12:43 p.m.
Case-Shiller Data Suggest Possible Housing Double-Dip
As I posted before, we are going to see the housing market wallow deeper in its own "recovery" as mortgage institutions game the system for their own advantage and slowly add additional houses to those already on the market! + As it becomes harder to qualify for a home loan the numbers of those buying homes will be reduced and further compound the problem. What we need it another round of income tax benefits for buying additional homes as that would at least create large numbers of jobs buying, fixing and selling homes; until that happens I expect to see many more homes go bottom up!— March 29, 2011 9:59 a.m.
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Coming from you, that is HUGE!— March 29, 2011 9:51 a.m.
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One thing we do know is that SP KNOWS the Law! For him going to Court is like (in my mind) Don putting a story to BED!— March 29, 2011 7:41 a.m.
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Sorry for the delay, I had to look up "pusillanimous"... I was thinking that Sanders will do whatever he can to make things tough on DeMaio, so that if he can, he will urge changes that will do just that! Many others on the Council are not pro DeMaio because he continues to talk money when most want to just keep on spending until they themselves get on the Pension "Train"...— March 29, 2011 7:33 a.m.
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Since Demaio is Sanders biggest threat, so I bet his district will be "reconfigured" to make it harder for him to reelected...— March 27, 2011 5:31 p.m.
City Advertising for Redistricting Support Services
RE: The City of San Diego's Purchasing & Contracting Department has sent out a request for proposal for professionals to provide council redistricting services. When you get to hire, you get to tell them what you want them to do... More money spent to $PIN just how great $D is going to be in the future...— March 26, 2011 5:35 p.m.
Pan-Asian Restaurant to Test Its Fortune in Vacant North Park Store
Great News for "Midtown" North Park... This new restaurant will raise the bar (no pun intended) for high quality dining in North Park and also make great use of a famous North Park building at the gateway to our Art District on Ray St. at University Ave.— March 24, 2011 3:47 p.m.
Fight Over North Park Bar Spills Into the Streets
HerePiggyPiggy, I agree. With some nearby neighbors now planning on moving (see above) North Park homeowners that live near 30th St. are very concerned and if they start moving out and renting their houses then this part of NP will rapidly become like the Grand Garnet Area of Pacific Beach... Time will tell, but one thing is certain, the quality of life for nearby residents will not improve any time soon, thanks to the recent decision by the Mayor's appointed Planning Commission who accept "business as usual" over residential rights to peace and quiet..!— March 18, 2011 1:40 p.m.
Fight Over North Park Bar Spills Into the Streets
Consider: Since the Planning Commission Hearing: 1. Several different folks offered to meet with the Owners in good faith and guess what, their offers were not accepted! 2. Both SDPD Vice and the CD3 Council office suggested "everyone wait" for a professional mediation person to be selected... Why must the nearby residents always be the ones to wait? More waiting is not the answer, as Bluefoot continues to do business as usual! 3. The North Park Planning Comm. has held it annual elections and guess what, NP Mainstreet now controls the NPPC, so just like in PB, the Pro-Business folks have taken over that organization. BTW: One of the Bluefoot Owners ran but did not get elected. 4. Bluefoot's Complaint line (619) 414-0865 was not being answered as they promised it would be (which is a requirement to their license and to stay in business)! When neighbors called to complain about loud base music Late Night, again nothing happened and no enforcement...— March 18, 2011 8:33 a.m.