Newer Irvine listings with crazy WTF asking prices from equity sellers
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Ewww...the cabinets, flooring, and countertops have no contrast. White cabinets would have been a much better choice.
Ronnie does a lot of Laguna Altura listings....he must be confused and think that Stonegate trades at Laguna Altura prices. haha
Haha...the listing agent Ronnie.
Completely agree, the lack of contrast is very unattractive. I suppose they were thinking "neutral", but neutral isn't always good, esp here. Also, love the description of "professional hardscape". WTF does that mean? From the limited outdoor photos, looks like a concrete pad. Wow! Such indulgence! Finally, what's up with these listings, in extreme form here, where they have a ton of photos NOT of the residence? I know how to google Irvine, where I'm sure some of those shots came from. 20 of 40 of the pics were not of the residence. Ugh.
John Wayne airport ftw!!! Lol
usctrojancpa
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IrvineBS said:
Ewww...the cabinets, flooring, and countertops have no contrast. White cabinets would have been a much better choice.
usctrojancpa
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WTTCHMN said:
Ronnie does a lot of Laguna Altura listings....he must be confused and think that Stonegate trades at Laguna Altura prices. haha
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jmoney74
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lots of photos of just places around Irvine. LOL
nosuchreality
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Seriously folks, at $975k asking, negotiate for the realtor to stage the property on their dime if the place is empty.
usctrojancpa
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aquabliss said:
Haha...the listing agent Ronnie.
usctrojancpa
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Over $500/sf for this detached condo in PP with that beautiful landscaping? Yeah, keep dreaming...
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/225-Wicker-92618/home/107325357
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/225-Wicker-92618/home/107325357
USCTrojanCPA said:
Completely agree, the lack of contrast is very unattractive. I suppose they were thinking "neutral", but neutral isn't always good, esp here. Also, love the description of "professional hardscape". WTF does that mean? From the limited outdoor photos, looks like a concrete pad. Wow! Such indulgence! Finally, what's up with these listings, in extreme form here, where they have a ton of photos NOT of the residence? I know how to google Irvine, where I'm sure some of those shots came from. 20 of 40 of the pics were not of the residence. Ugh.
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jmoney74
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NYT said:
John Wayne airport ftw!!! Lol
Paris167
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Such an easy fix in the backyard. Just staining that concrete or simple staging of the patio with an outdoor rug/chairs with some simple soft scape plants to contrast against that wall - that alone would make it so much more presentable.
I had a neighbor take an interior designer with him to pick all the features of his home at the design center. They planned the look and design he wanted and went together to pick all the flooring/ cabinets/ backsplash etc. I think ESP since most people have no design sense - hiring a professional is invaluable to create the home you want to live in and enhance future resale value. ESP when investing over a million dollars into a property here in Irvine.
I had a neighbor take an interior designer with him to pick all the features of his home at the design center. They planned the look and design he wanted and went together to pick all the flooring/ cabinets/ backsplash etc. I think ESP since most people have no design sense - hiring a professional is invaluable to create the home you want to live in and enhance future resale value. ESP when investing over a million dollars into a property here in Irvine.
irvinehomeowner
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Or use cement block patio furniture?