Even Sacramento, all of Bay, Central orange county is getting that way. 

@Evan Anderson - To me that's like asking - all else being equal, will an apple sell for the same price as an orange?

The best thing is to click the Orange Button under the photo to get a complete and detailed cash-flow analysis and pro-forma for years 1-5, 10, 20, and 30.Hope that helps! 

just like orange juice and hog bellies.us and Ca have been wrangling over this stuff for as long as I have been around the log supply business. and at least in BC ( British Columbia) the largest timber concern is Warehouser an american concern... :)our lumber pac's this year are consistent with last year.what the beef is the crown sells stumpage at an artificially low price compared to what the state and federal timber in US is sold for on the stump and what private timber owners sell their stumpage for.. thereby giving CA and unfair advantage  ergo tarrifs..the delivered log price on the west coast has not changed dramatically this logging season.

I think you can actually return a better profit if you are willing to stick around to the end and see the fruits of your labor.  

I wear an orange Field and Stream hat, blue jeans, navy blue mechanic's shirt.

For those of you that remember me, it's been quite some time ago that I posted on Investor Deal Diaries on the projects we had going in Orange County, CA (San Clemente, and Capo Beach - Dana Point) For those that don't know me, we build spec, new construction. 

Low hanging fruit syndrome. 

Hey Jared, I am in Irvine/Orange County, and I'm focused on the Inland Empire.

Sure, great deals ares out there here in Raleigh, they just aren't the low hanging fruit that they can be in other markets.