irvinehomeowner said:Looks like they are building more wall along Jamboree.
They should have took a cue from TIC and put the apartments along the Jamboree side and put the homes in more interior locations.
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irvinehomeowner said:Looks like they are building more wall along Jamboree.
They should have took a cue from TIC and put the apartments along the Jamboree side and put the homes in more interior locations.
qwerty said:here are the survey results
http://www.openheritagenow.org/survey-results.html
qwerty said:irvinehomeowner said:Looks like they are building more wall along Jamboree.
They should have took a cue from TIC and put the apartments along the Jamboree side and put the homes in more interior locations.
thats what happens when the city of tustin is the developer and sells off parcels of land to different companies. TIC is definitely a superior planner, no doubt about that.
bones said:qwerty said:here are the survey results
http://www.openheritagenow.org/survey-results.html
Is there a key to the # situation? Or am I missing something?
qwerty said:bones said:qwerty said:here are the survey results
http://www.openheritagenow.org/survey-results.html
Is there a key to the # situation? Or am I missing something?
no key, the map was just to show the location and quantities of different schools attended, not the names. for high school mater dei seems to be popular. ive seen several neighbors with the MD sticker on the car window.
bones said:qwerty said:bones said:qwerty said:here are the survey results
http://www.openheritagenow.org/survey-results.html
Is there a key to the # situation? Or am I missing something?
no key, the map was just to show the location and quantities of different schools attended, not the names. for high school mater dei seems to be popular. ive seen several neighbors with the MD sticker on the car window.
Ah ok, thanks. Interesting site. Did you or anyone here attend the meeting referenced @ TUSD last night? Wonder how it went.
Manager said:Will greenwood and beacon park have the same schedule for opening?
Gasman - are you going to leave CS to Greenwood?gasman said:Manager said:Will greenwood and beacon park have the same schedule for opening?
No...greenwood is scheduled to open in April/May, and Beacon Park is scheduled to open in July/August. I really don't think they are competing for the same pool of buyers.
FARMMMMMIE said:Are Mello Roos comparable to each other??
eyephone said:Gasman - are you going to leave CS to Greenwood?
qwerty said:FARMMMMMIE said:Are Mello Roos comparable to each other??
I believe they are pretty darn close
gasman said:eyephone said:Gasman - are you going to leave CS to Greenwood?
No sir. That'd be a lateral move in my book.
eyephone said:Same feeling. So what development is on the gasman's radar?
Johns Creek!eyephone said:Same feeling. So what development is on the gasman's radar?
Isn't that more than a lot of the Irvine buildouts. I haven't seen many places where the Mella is > $5K in Irvine. I suppose maybe in some of the larger OH homes that might be the case? But Stonegate / OH / Cypress are all right around 5K or slightly below IIRC. Plus I think some of those bonds fall off in the next few years as well (which drops the mella down lower).gasman said:qwerty said:FARMMMMMIE said:Are Mello Roos comparable to each other??
I believe they are pretty darn close
+1 with qwerty. If Tustin approves the additional CFD for TUSD, then the mello roos should be comparable to any of the new Irvine buildouts. I would expect it to be between $5K-7K/year all-in, bringing the total tax to between 1.7-1.9% of assessed value.
The biggest difference in Irvine is that some mello roos can be adjusted upward by 2% yearly. I don't believe any of the Tustin CFDs are like that.
irvinehomeowner said:Johns Creek!eyephone said:Same feeling. So what development is on the gasman's radar?
Wouldn't do it. Real Estate gain is purely from appreciation, cash flow gains are minimal in comparisoneyephone said:irvinehomeowner said:Johns Creek!eyephone said:Same feeling. So what development is on the gasman's radar?
Actually I am looking out of state for second property. The monthly cash flow makes sense and the amount to purchase is a lot less.
PP probably has the highest MRBullsback said:Isn't that more than a lot of the Irvine buildouts. I haven't seen many places where the Mella is > $5K in Irvine. I suppose maybe in some of the larger OH homes that might be the case? But Stonegate / OH / Cypress are all right around 5K or slightly below IIRC. Plus I think some of those bonds fall off in the next few years as well (which drops the mella down lower).gasman said:qwerty said:FARMMMMMIE said:Are Mello Roos comparable to each other??
I believe they are pretty darn close
+1 with qwerty. If Tustin approves the additional CFD for TUSD, then the mello roos should be comparable to any of the new Irvine buildouts. I would expect it to be between $5K-7K/year all-in, bringing the total tax to between 1.7-1.9% of assessed value.
The biggest difference in Irvine is that some mello roos can be adjusted upward by 2% yearly. I don't believe any of the Tustin CFDs are like that.