Thread regarding Qualcomm Inc. layoffs

After lay off real estate go down by 20%?

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Post ID: @OP+UCmuaxf

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Seattle has many big and high tech companies

The real estateI Seattle was way hotter than san Diego

The real estate prices double in last 6 years

If such a hot market can cool down

Just think what can happen to san Diego

https://www.seattletimes.com/business/real-estate/more-seattle-area-home-sellers-lower-list-prices-as-market-cools-way-down/

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Post ID: @2wzf+UCmuaxf

Real estate in San Diego is way overvalued now. It would be wise to sell now if you have a good exit strategy in place. Everybody will be wishing they had sold in January when The po0p hits the fan.

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Post ID: @1vmw+UCmuaxf

Last post makes sense. What will happen when money runs out and no job?

Should I go to India?

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Post ID: @1htb+UCmuaxf

OP is correct. 20 is the minimum. There are hundreds of me listings and apartments vacancies around sorrento valley. The worst is yet to come as severance money and unemployment benefits run out.

Armageddon is coming!

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Post ID: @1bqu+UCmuaxf

Not likely.

SD real estate is driven by overseas Asian investment.

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Post ID: @1iuq+UCmuaxf

H1-B will take the banana boat back to their lands. Open up rental space for new refugees.

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Post ID: @gkt+UCmuaxf

I expect a market-impact, but not from QCOM lay-offs. It's the rent control that will have greatest impact. National City is almost certainly going to implement controls, and it will most likely spread throughout San Diego.

Rising interest rates will also have an impact.

A couple thousand home-owners losing thier jobs at QCOM will have virtually no impact.

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