ps9 said:Might be old news:
http://ideahall.com/news/public-builders-dominate-new-irvine-co-development/
Current builders lined up are Tri-tip homes, KrapBuild, TayMo, Brookfield, and New Home Co. So at least 5/12 neighborhoods are not iPac.
notTHEoc said:qwerty said:ps9 said:Might be old news:
http://ideahall.com/news/public-builders-dominate-new-irvine-co-development/
Current builders lined up are Tri-tip homes, KrapBuild, TayMo, Brookfield, and New Home Co. So at least 5/12 neighborhoods are not iPac.
it says the average cost of each home lot was $1.1M, that sounds kind of high.
That's a lot of ~$2mil homes to sell if that lot price is right.
Short-term (~2-3 yrs), OH not great for neighboring villages (adds supply).
Longer-term, great halo effect if they can sell that many high-end homes.
That's what they "say" - I can imangine the price will be over $600k.irvineboy said:Per Irvine Company, homes to the east of culver (not gated) will range from $600k - $1m. homes to the west of culver (gated) will range from $1m - over $2m.
3CTG is better than regular 2 car garage. But if I had an option to convert the tandem space into a bigger great room or another space (which is a common builder option), I would probably take the option.irvinehomeowner said:A 3CTG (3-car tandem garage) isn't that bad. You still have extra storage space but you don't get that wider lot footprint (or driveway).
I'll take a 3CTG over a 2CWG.
AA said:If Stonegate homes are selling at near $400/sf would it be safe to assume that OH homes will sell at nearly $500/sf?