qwerty
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irvinehomeowner said:That will change... your kid doesn't go to school yet.qwerty said:SoCal said:qwerty said:not sure where you lived, but i have never felt any rumbling. perhaps the homes that backup to edinger can feel rumbling but we can not feel anything. i used to live right next the train tracks in college park and when the freight train passed by i could feel a little rumbling like you said, but that literally backed up to the train tracks.
Qwerty, where you are in Tustin is as good of a place to live as any other in Orange County. I got love for Tustin. I'll never understand how a train track or a waste mgm't facility can offend a person's good senses, even being a deal-breaker... while the 9th largest dump in America - Bowerman Landfill, a TCE plume, a Superfund site, exhaust fumes from the 5/405, do not. (I'm not necessarily referring to Iho, btw. Just an observation from TI over the years.)
Your preaching to choir SoCal. I really like the central location in OC. I completely agree with your points, all of irvines negatives somehow aren't that negative but Tustin is a dump. I think once the entire area is built out it will lose some of its stigma. Although the stigma may be subsiding, every 3000 sq ft home in the neighborhood is closing at/around $1M. Due to its central location we can explore more food choices in neighboring cities. We have been hitting up Costa Mesa a lot recently. We go to suzie cakes in newport every weekend to help out the baby to sleep since it's only 15 minutes away.
But then again, by that time, OC Register might rank Tustin Legacy's new schools as gold medal performers... or you will be in San Diego.
Don't worry IHO, as long as employed I'll be on TI regardless if where I live, if I'm not on TI that means I need to work so this is a much better option.