Most likely, the Tustin side will be zoned to Beckman and the Irvine side to Northwood. I can't see this changing, but you never know. Fwiw, Both HS are excellent and Beckman is rated higher than Northwood by US News if you care about that stuff.bookworm said:Hi all,
Does anyone know which high school would Orchards Hill be zoned to?
Thanks.
FranchisePlr said:FCBs are not just in Irvine. My co-worker lives in Newport Beach and he says many FCBs are buying up in his neighborhood as well. Sendero @ Rancho Mission Viejo has slowed down a lot since opening other than the Seacountry and Tri-Pointe homes which I feel are better built than the IP homes. I was interested in the Ryland homes there but the commute back and forth to Irvine would be a B. I always get called by the sales reps @ Sendero that homes are falling out of escrow all the time from different builders.
OpenSky said:When I suggested the La Vita product looked similar to Jade Ct / Luna nabes, which are priced in the low-mid 600's
zubs said:Conventional loans need a pay stub from the USA right? It means they atleast have a green card and are putting down roots in USA.
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Because as you've said before, you can bake more profit into the price.Tyler Durden said:irvinehomeowner said:I think TIC is going to try to keep MRs in check here to offset the higher price tags and compete with PP.
At least that's what I would do.
If you are the builder, why do that? They can pass along as much infrastructure costs as possible by matching the same MR as other offerings.
You differentiate your product based on other factors - lack of contamination on the site, school districts, smaller community = less traffic, etc.
I think it's almost guaranteed to have SFR ~ $1MM. It'll be mixed housing with condos to luxery homes. And OH is huge.irvineboy said:You guys think any chance there will have any SFRs starting around $1m?