thatOSguy said:ps9 said:If this market holds up, I can see OH grove appreciating, maybe not as much as LA, but gated neighborhood on a hill, low density, it should do well. No detached condos nor townhomes as well. It should outpace NP.
I'm predicting a tale of two villages in OH - homes with a view will do great. The rest are also-rans.
Irvinecommuter said:thatOSguy said:ps9 said:If this market holds up, I can see OH grove appreciating, maybe not as much as LA, but gated neighborhood on a hill, low density, it should do well. No detached condos nor townhomes as well. It should outpace NP.
I'm predicting a tale of two villages in OH - homes with a view will do great. The rest are also-rans.
1) Orchard Hill is basically Quail Hill 2.0...appreciation and value will be through the roof.
2) OH are going to have large lots, which you could not get in LA.
AA said:Do I have to show up with my RE broker on the Grand Opening Day to qualify for the broker co-op rebate? Just wondering how TIC is going to handle this when nearly 10K people are expected to show up.
http://www.talkirvine.com/index.php/topic,11637.0.html#quickreplyirvinehomeowner said:1. It's necessary to register with a realtor/broker in order to get a co-op commission.
2. How much you get depends on your agreement with your realtor/broker.
3. It's not necessary to have a realtor to purchase a new home, but if you don't... or don't have one register you on your first physical visit to the model homes, there will be no commission.
lovingit said:Irvinecommuter said:thatOSguy said:ps9 said:If this market holds up, I can see OH grove appreciating, maybe not as much as LA, but gated neighborhood on a hill, low density, it should do well. No detached condos nor townhomes as well. It should outpace NP.
I'm predicting a tale of two villages in OH - homes with a view will do great. The rest are also-rans.
1) Orchard Hill is basically Quail Hill 2.0...appreciation and value will be through the roof.
2) OH are going to have large lots, which you could not get in LA.
Not Capella lots......
lnc said:AA said:Do I have to show up with my RE broker on the Grand Opening Day to qualify for the broker co-op rebate? Just wondering how TIC is going to handle this when nearly 10K people are expected to show up.
Yes, you do.
Irvinecommuter said:thatOSguy said:ps9 said:If this market holds up, I can see OH grove appreciating, maybe not as much as LA, but gated neighborhood on a hill, low density, it should do well. No detached condos nor townhomes as well. It should outpace NP.
I'm predicting a tale of two villages in OH - homes with a view will do great. The rest are also-rans.
1) Orchard Hill is basically Quail Hill 2.0...appreciation and value will be through the roof.
2) OH are going to have large lots, which you could not get in LA.
thatOSguy said:??? said:PRICES CHANGED AGAIN IN ORCHARD HILLS!!!
Entrada Residence 3 (High 600s to Low 700s)
Vista Scena Residence 1 (High 600s to Low 700s)
Corte Bella Residence 1 (Mid 800s DOWN TO Low 800s)
Corte Bella Residence 2 (High 800s DOWN TO Mid 800s)
Corte Bella Residence 3 (Low 900s DOWN TO High 800s)
Corte Bella Residence 3X (Mid 900s DOWN TO Low 900s)
Terrazza Residence 1 (High 800s DOWN TO Mid 800s)
Terrazza Residence 2 (High 900s DOWN TO Mid 900s)
Terrazza Residence 2X (High 900s DOWN TO Mid 900s)
HA HA HA!!!!! IP has in fact lowered prices for once!!!
This is the strategy. They floated higher prices; pre-approvals and pre-quals didn't meet expectations. So they are ratcheting prices back.
I've said before, I'll say again: OH = Over Hyped.
qwerty said:got an email from shevy akason who had teamed up with larry/irvinerenter. says he will be at orchard hills on saturday. he is refunding anything over 1.5% of the purchase price back to the buyer. So on a $1M house, 1.5% would 15K, if the broker coop is 20K, the buyer gets 5K and shevy keeps 15K, that is a hell of a deal.
USCTrojan and Irvinerealtor better be camped out there all weekend. i recommend hiring day laborers and placing one at each set of model homes and just give them a bunch of your business cards and they can sign up buyers on your behalf.
Do you mean a good deal for Shevy? I think for both USC and IR2, the buyer gets the majority of the commission, because they base their percentage on the commission not the sales price.qwerty said:got an email from shevy akason who had teamed up with larry/irvinerenter. says he will be at orchard hills on saturday. he is refunding anything over 1.5% of the purchase price back to the buyer. So on a $1M house, 1.5% would 15K, if the broker coop is 20K, the buyer gets 5K and shevy keeps 15K, that is a hell of a deal.
irvinehomeowner said:Do you mean a good deal for Shevy? I think for both USC and IR2, the buyer gets the majority of the commission, because they base their percentage on the commission not the sales price.qwerty said:got an email from shevy akason who had teamed up with larry/irvinerenter. says he will be at orchard hills on saturday. he is refunding anything over 1.5% of the purchase price back to the buyer. So on a $1M house, 1.5% would 15K, if the broker coop is 20K, the buyer gets 5K and shevy keeps 15K, that is a hell of a deal.
If you look at IR2's link above, on a $15k commission, the buyer gets over $11k. If that's the commission on a $900k house, Shevy gets $13.5k and the buyers gets $1500, that's not a good deal.