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Orchard Hills 4 - "The Summit" Updates
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NEW -> Contingent Buyer Assistance Program
Pretty parabolic run since 2018 especially.
Can see any other zip codes data over same timeframe here:
https://www.zillow.com/home-values/52650/irvine-ca/?
I remember when some of the communities like Harvard Square, Northwood Pointe were going up back in the day as new constructions circa late 1990s/early 2000s everything was more expensive (I recall Harvard Square new builds were $275k to mid $300K range at the time) than most rest of OC then and still rings true today. My parents kick themselves for not keeping their first SFR purchased there in the late 1980s for sub $160k.
Lotta employees probably just selling chunks of stock to reduce their commute times.
Not really because all my mortgage are fixed rate loans under market and all of my rentals are martially cash flow positive (except for the home in Las Vegas that I bought for my dad which I pay for and he just pays the utilities).
Booking tax free gains is never a bad thing.
ThirtySomethingWEquity
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I bought my house for 1.2M in late 2020 (thanks again USC!) and it should be worth about 2.1M conservatively now. At peak, a model match with a smaller lot sold for 2.3M.
So this is probably a bit better than John's Creek, from a pure appreciation perspective. Irvine has appreciated at a higher percentage than both Foothill Ranch and John's Creek.
So this is probably a bit better than John's Creek, from a pure appreciation perspective. Irvine has appreciated at a higher percentage than both Foothill Ranch and John's Creek.
scubasteve
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Are you in Woodbury East based on your username or am I reaching? USC sold my first home in WE so curious. I regret selling that house (4br/3bth bought for 650k) but keep reminding myself if I one of my biggest regret is selling a place for a profit than its not so bad...
Imnotmoving
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I think we are supposed to be getting our data and charts. Panda is going to grade our work.You are a competitive panda
ThirtySomethingWEquity
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Nope, I went from West Irvine to Baker Ranch (in Lake Forest/Foothill Ranch). I also regret selling my West Irvine townhouse...but meh, it worked out well enoug, not sure I would have enjoyed being a landlord.
GrowthStateofMind
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Pretty parabolic run since 2018 especially.
Can see any other zip codes data over same timeframe here:
https://www.zillow.com/home-values/52650/irvine-ca/?
I remember when some of the communities like Harvard Square, Northwood Pointe were going up back in the day as new constructions circa late 1990s/early 2000s everything was more expensive (I recall Harvard Square new builds were $275k to mid $300K range at the time) than most rest of OC then and still rings true today. My parents kick themselves for not keeping their first SFR purchased there in the late 1980s for sub $160k.
That's a neat link. It also lets you compare to other areas. I added Johns Creek, GA and Cupertino, CA and selected Single Family Homes.
The Motor Court Company
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real estate market must be slowing down in Georgia
ThirtySomethingWEquity
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Apple stock has done really well in that time frame.
Lotta employees probably just selling chunks of stock to reduce their commute times.
Cupertino, Saratoga, Los Altos, PA, even Los Gatos - pricing is insane as there really is a very limited supply and all those districts are better than IUSD
usctrojancpa
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Not really because all my mortgage are fixed rate loans under market and all of my rentals are martially cash flow positive (except for the home in Las Vegas that I bought for my dad which I pay for and he just pays the utilities).
usctrojancpa
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Booking tax free gains is never a bad thing.