Eddie's Childhood Home?

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  • Gmoney
    Gmoney Posts: 1,618
    Rose1963 wrote:
    It is a nice house. But it's a HOUSE! Make me understand your reasoning. Unless you are a Real Estate Agent - I just don't get it. I've seen MUCH nicer homes.
    i could care less who lived there. i live in a shoe box in the city of the chicago and to me that looks like a sick ass house! end of story.
    Further back and forth a wave will break on me, today...
  • SDHSClassof82
    SDHSClassof82 Seattle Posts: 306
    LongRd. wrote:
    That's way too much in my area but is it reasonable in Southern Cali? What's the average home going for over there?

    Yeah, that's a pretty average house and price for coastal southern California.
    It's really just a tract house in a large subdivision. It's off a very busy main boulevard, not near the beach.

    In the late 70's/early 80's it was probably worth less than $100k. And I agree, it's pretty cheesy to make such a big deal of the EV connection so many years after the fact. Especially the "Grammy Winner" part.
    And who picked those paint colors?!


    [Full disclosure: I've been to the houses where the Beatles grew up in Liverpool and stood on the spot where Lennon met McCartney. It was oddly thrilling.]
    “Wind in my hair, I feel part of everywhere...
    Late at night I hear the trees, they're singing with the dead...overhead...”
  • dieguito96
    dieguito96 Posts: 16
    SDHSClassof82 wrote:
    Yeah, that's a pretty average house and price for coastal southern California.
    It's really just a tract house in a large subdivision. It's off a very busy main boulevard, not near the beach.

    In the late 70's/early 80's it was probably worth less than $100k. And I agree, it's pretty cheesy to make such a big deal of the EV connection so many years after the fact. Especially the "Grammy Winner" part.
    And who picked those paint colors?!

    Talk about your "average southern California" tract house! Looking at the front of the house and the shots of the first floor, it's the same exact tract home model where a childhood friend of mine lived. And that was in a different subdivision two miles to the north!

    The musical slideslow was a kick. Seriously how much of a selling point would that slide show be to anyone outside of San Diego? I'm left wondering where did the realtor get the musak... and why didn't she use a PJ song? Copyright issues?

    Bottom line is, it's a typical tract house where Eddie lived his not-so-perfect years in high school. Kind of bittersweet if you ask me.

    SDHSClassof82 ~ thank you again for the shared ticket! It was one awesome evening!
    San Diego 10/25/00; San Diego 07/07/06; EdVed-SD 04/15/08; San Francisco 08/28/09; Los Angeles 10/07/09; San Diego 10/09/09
  • nowayimfaithfull
    nowayimfaithfull Posts: 2,051
    tacky
    Some people have religion I have Pearl Jam.


    no more shows
  • SDHSClassof82
    SDHSClassof82 Seattle Posts: 306
    dieguito96 wrote:
    SDHSClassof82 ~ thank you again for the shared ticket! It was one awesome evening!

    You're totally welcome, dieguito96. Great to meet such a nice guy from the same hometown. Next San Diego show, it'll be your turn to score us second row seats!
    “Wind in my hair, I feel part of everywhere...
    Late at night I hear the trees, they're singing with the dead...overhead...”

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