Greenwood in Tustin Legacy
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The only way I was able to talk myself into paying MRs are the schools.. if they can't have it set in stone.. then what exactly are you paying for? Sight of the Hangar I guess.
i would look at your total net cost of doing private school and cost of your house vs somewhere like irvine where im guessing you may not do private school and consider other factors such as convenience to work, etc. In cities like irvine where there is a built in premium for schools, at first glance it would seem foolish to pay for the school premium if you were going to send your kid to private school. but like i said, that is at first glance. there are other factors to consider as well such as where you normally eat, shop, work, look of community, safety, etc.
Solar?, Front Yard for Crawford?. Landofnoland posted average lot size as 70x75 for Stafford and 50x100 for Crawford. Do they still hold? Crawford was said to be upper 900s but the prices posted seemed to range from above 1 million to almost 1.3 million. Stafford prices similar?
I was holding a screaming kid and maneuvering through a sea of people lol. First thought was to gtfo of there. After visiting Greenwood, i can say I love the park area for the kids but am not a fan of the proximity to jamboree and apartments, the schools and density
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bones said:Bullsback said:
Or they just buy a detached condo for $1M in Irvine
The only way I was able to talk myself into paying MRs are the schools.. if they can't have it set in stone.. then what exactly are you paying for? Sight of the Hangar I guess.
irvinehomeowner
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I think what happens here is people look at the price rather than the price/sft.
Do I spend $1.1m in Tustin or $1.1m (albeit a smaller home) in Irvine?
Greenwood should have done more between the Sheldon and Huntley products as there are probably more buyers in the $700k-800k range for SFRs than the higher square footage.
Once you start looking at $1.2m+ for Stafford, even at close to 4000sft, you are probably going to look elsewhere.
Do I spend $1.1m in Tustin or $1.1m (albeit a smaller home) in Irvine?
Greenwood should have done more between the Sheldon and Huntley products as there are probably more buyers in the $700k-800k range for SFRs than the higher square footage.
Once you start looking at $1.2m+ for Stafford, even at close to 4000sft, you are probably going to look elsewhere.
qwerty
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pnau said:
i would look at your total net cost of doing private school and cost of your house vs somewhere like irvine where im guessing you may not do private school and consider other factors such as convenience to work, etc. In cities like irvine where there is a built in premium for schools, at first glance it would seem foolish to pay for the school premium if you were going to send your kid to private school. but like i said, that is at first glance. there are other factors to consider as well such as where you normally eat, shop, work, look of community, safety, etc.
Irvine Dream
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Does anyone know what are the included features in price?irvinehomeowner said:
Solar?, Front Yard for Crawford?. Landofnoland posted average lot size as 70x75 for Stafford and 50x100 for Crawford. Do they still hold? Crawford was said to be upper 900s but the prices posted seemed to range from above 1 million to almost 1.3 million. Stafford prices similar?
A lot of the Crawford homes include guest suites above the garage storage. All Stafford homes include panoramic style doors at legacy room, some include fireplaces (multiple locations) too. I believe the first few phases of Crawford, Huntley, and Stafford are are pre-plotted so they can include some countertop and bathroom upgrades. The only upgrades you can choose is the flooring, at least for the first phase.
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homer_simpson
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Saw Martin there and his gt3... 
Loved Stafford
Loved Stafford
usctrojancpa
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I guess I'm the only gt3 driving realtor in OC. haha Why didn't you say hi? They let me drive inside because I told them I was an agent registering a few buyers. Got there around 9:45am and stayed till 10:30ish...the crowd was definitely increasing from the time that I got there to the time that I left.Homer_Simpson said:Saw Martin there and his gt3...
Loved Stafford
homer_simpson
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USCTrojanCPA said:I guess I'm the only gt3 driving realtor in OC. haha Why didn't you say hi? They let me drive inside because I told them I was an agent registering a few buyers. Got there around 9:45am and stayed till 10:30ish...the crowd was definitely increasing from the time that I got there to the time that I left.Homer_Simpson said:Saw Martin there and his gt3...
Loved Stafford
I was holding a screaming kid and maneuvering through a sea of people lol. First thought was to gtfo of there. After visiting Greenwood, i can say I love the park area for the kids but am not a fan of the proximity to jamboree and apartments, the schools and density
ps99472
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Here's my take on today's grand opening:
Got there around 1 after lunch, parked in the gravel lot across from the apartments. Arrived at Huntley first, tons of 'Greenwood' shirted staff but keep hearing "I'm not a salesperson so I do no know the answer". I guess they were just there to hand out brochures? A waste of a chance at first contact with potential buyers. Ghetto looking harpist, very casual. Took this pic off the 2nd story deck in Huntley:
That's Jamboree in the distance and you see the metro link station as well. Can't hear much at this distance.
Huntley feels cramped, probably due to crowds and the 9ft ceilings(?)
Went to the park area next, plenty of staff around but seems like they were not trained well. Lady had trouble getting lemonade to pour out, being told I have to register on a dirty iPad, trying to find a semi clean table to eat my food, and that cess pool looking thing near the clubhouse..... They could've fixed that, but they chose not to, what an eyesore.
Hit up Crawford next, it was ok, not a fan of alley loaded, but these should sell as they got good lots in Greenwood. Here's a pic inside one of the master bathrooms:
This must be the 'qwerty' shower view deck off the master
Got there around 1 after lunch, parked in the gravel lot across from the apartments. Arrived at Huntley first, tons of 'Greenwood' shirted staff but keep hearing "I'm not a salesperson so I do no know the answer". I guess they were just there to hand out brochures? A waste of a chance at first contact with potential buyers. Ghetto looking harpist, very casual. Took this pic off the 2nd story deck in Huntley:
That's Jamboree in the distance and you see the metro link station as well. Can't hear much at this distance.
Huntley feels cramped, probably due to crowds and the 9ft ceilings(?)
Went to the park area next, plenty of staff around but seems like they were not trained well. Lady had trouble getting lemonade to pour out, being told I have to register on a dirty iPad, trying to find a semi clean table to eat my food, and that cess pool looking thing near the clubhouse..... They could've fixed that, but they chose not to, what an eyesore.
Hit up Crawford next, it was ok, not a fan of alley loaded, but these should sell as they got good lots in Greenwood. Here's a pic inside one of the master bathrooms:
This must be the 'qwerty' shower view deck off the master
