$385 / sq ft for turtle rock sounds too good to be true. HOA is $710......
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/3-Centaurus-92603/unit-11/home/5710608
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/3-Centaurus-92603/unit-11/home/5710608
Low price TR home
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Hahhahaha, OMG ...well i will save that one for $1700 HOA in Playa Del Ray....yes $1700 haha..!
Anyways, last month, i checked out a attached condo in TR and remember it was a tiny tiny 4 story 2000 built property but HOA was around 400...and the $/sq ft was close to 400
Yes, the houses in this area are attached to one of its neighboring dwellings. Doesn't look like the owners of the homes in this area own much of the land beyond the footprint of the house; the only outdoor space available is the entry courtyard, and the small-ish balcony terrace off the back of the house. Considering the ridiculous HOA fees, the least I would expect out of the HOA would for them to completely take care of exterior maintenance, which looks like is the case.
So if you're an established family with tween children (who don't need a lot of outdoor space to play), who you intend on enrolling in the "superstar" school of UNI (I speak from experience in saying that it isn't as great as it's said to be), then this house may be for you.
So if you're an established family with tween children (who don't need a lot of outdoor space to play), who you intend on enrolling in the "superstar" school of UNI (I speak from experience in saying that it isn't as great as it's said to be), then this house may be for you.
irvinehomeowner
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$710 HOA can buy you a more expensive house in TR.
lovingit said:
Hahhahaha, OMG ...well i will save that one for $1700 HOA in Playa Del Ray....yes $1700 haha..!
Anyways, last month, i checked out a attached condo in TR and remember it was a tiny tiny 4 story 2000 built property but HOA was around 400...and the $/sq ft was close to 400