Beacon Park vs. Pavilion Park?

[notTHEoc]

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[WTTCHMN]

Birch trail has only one home remaining that has come back on the market and is turnkey! Pavilion park is down to only 15 new homes for sale and we are the lowest price. Please come see us at 160 compass Irvine, CA. 92618 for more information regarding our last detached home call (949) 734-4285

Funny how the OP ended up being just a shill who baited everyone into posting.

 

[irviniteeee]

Birch trail has only one home remaining that has come back on the market and is turnkey! Pavilion park is down to only 15 new homes for sale and we are the lowest price. Please come see us at 160 compass Irvine, CA. 92618 for more information regarding our last detached home call (949) 734-4285

Funny how the OP ended up being just a shill who baited everyone into posting.

I noticed that too  : But hey at least they know our honest opinions now. Don't get why they acted like a curious TI member though...  : :

 

[bones]

Wow.  Last time I waste time enumerating pros and cons for a newbie. 

 

[rkp]

Pros of waiting:
- get to fully customize. Don't think there are any options in PP you can do that right now
- will be able to potentially get into phase 1 pricing or wait for a specific lot
- walkable elem if you have young kids

Cons of waiting:
- it is unknown. Couple things that I would have questions about in BP is how the commercial (offices/medical) will be done.  Is it the same egress for everything?  Also probably should research what that land was previously used for. PP was farm land. I can't remember what BP was.
- living in a constriction zone for 2+ years. PP with less homes will be an approx 2 year buildout. I'm guessing BP will be longer given its more homes and also there is less pent up demand right now.

That's all I can think off top of my head. Someone posted earlier today about the benefits of BP in another thread.

whether newbie or not, its a good topic and you made good points