Comments for Nipomo Real Estate http://nipomorealestate.wordpress.com Just another WordPress.com weblog Sun, 20 Sep 2009 07:05:04 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Hello Anyone Interested in Nipomo Real Estate! by Danny Weis http://nipomorealestate.wordpress.com/2007/02/03/hello-world/#comment-18 Danny Weis Sun, 20 Sep 2009 07:05:04 +0000 #comment-18 What kind of real estate is available that supports people interested in vine growing? What kind of real estate is available that supports people interested in vine growing?

]]> Comment on Hello Anyone Interested in Nipomo Real Estate! by Kevin Beauchamp http://nipomorealestate.wordpress.com/2007/02/03/hello-world/#comment-5 Kevin Beauchamp Sat, 02 Jun 2007 20:55:31 +0000 #comment-5 Bob, There are many good investments in the Nipomo area right now. I would be looking at either locking down larger acre properties 1-5 acres or buying into one of the resort communities like Trilogy or Cypress Ridge. Both of those have seen a 10% - 20% pull back on prices from 2005, but have a limited number of properties available. Commercial property is also a great investment, but with only $457K to invest, you are limited on many of the commercial oppertunities out there. I will send you all the commercial properties in Nipomo currently on the market. Feel free to contact me any time at 805 473-1098 or kevin.beauchamp@kw.com Kevin Beauchamp Bob,

There are many good investments in the Nipomo area right now.

I would be looking at either locking down larger acre properties 1-5 acres or buying into one of the resort communities like Trilogy or Cypress Ridge. Both of those have seen a 10% – 20% pull back on prices from 2005, but have a limited number of properties available.

Commercial property is also a great investment, but with only $457K to invest, you are limited on many of the commercial oppertunities out there. I will send you all the commercial properties in Nipomo currently on the market.

Feel free to contact me any time at 805 473-1098 or kevin.beauchamp@kw.com

Kevin Beauchamp

]]> Comment on Hello Anyone Interested in Nipomo Real Estate! by kev/ bob m http://nipomorealestate.wordpress.com/2007/02/03/hello-world/#comment-4 kev/ bob m Sat, 02 Jun 2007 18:50:16 +0000 #comment-4 i'm shopping with 457 k looking forFANTASTIC UPSIDE, yr thouhgt should be creative in a down mkt , that why i contacted u about yr loopnet offering i’m shopping with 457 k looking forFANTASTIC UPSIDE, yr thouhgt should be creative in a down mkt , that why i contacted u about yr loopnet offering

]]> Comment on Problems Affecting Nipomo’s Growth by Jordan Zweigoron http://nipomorealestate.wordpress.com/2007/02/13/problems-affecting-nipomos-growth/#comment-3 Jordan Zweigoron Tue, 24 Apr 2007 19:03:07 +0000 http://nipomorealestate.wordpress.com/2007/02/13/problems-affecting-nipomos-growth/#comment-3 I find it interesting to compare the water situation in Nipomo to that which has been happening in Cambria. Both are communities with water problems, and Cambria's problems have been occuring for much longer. Interesting to note that prices in Cambria seemed to skyrocket (more so than in other areas) in light of the water issue. Cambria was forced to restrict growth due to limited water; with a restricted supply and growing demand, Cambria became an expensive proposition. The very same thing can happen in Nipomo, if the community does not approve a solution in the short term. There needs to be a balance between controlled growth and artificially imposed restrictions to growth. Those who try to hold back growth to maintain the status quo in Nipomo are actually contributing to its radical change. I find it interesting to compare the water situation in Nipomo to that which has been happening in Cambria. Both are communities with water problems, and Cambria’s problems have been occuring for much longer. Interesting to note that prices in Cambria seemed to skyrocket (more so than in other areas) in light of the water issue. Cambria was forced to restrict growth due to limited water; with a restricted supply and growing demand, Cambria became an expensive proposition.

The very same thing can happen in Nipomo, if the community does not approve a solution in the short term. There needs to be a balance between controlled growth and artificially imposed restrictions to growth. Those who try to hold back growth to maintain the status quo in Nipomo are actually contributing to its radical change.

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