GrowthStateofMind
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Probably an event not even covered by insurance.
Poll: Irvine Housing Prediction June 2024 to 2025
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For what they're asking ($1.6 mil), you could get this:
I was shopping newer 3CWG homes from 2008 to 2012 and the range was 10%-20% with the nice ones at the lower end. I probably found a handful at 20% off but there was always something that stopped us (1 didn't have a driveway, the other did not have a downstairs bedroom, and yet another was too old and had a weird floor plan).
If memory serves, in the last down cycle the price on attached condos dropped up to ~40%, versus the smaller SFR's (detached condos?) in my area dropped up to ~30%. But I lived in Oak Park/Oak Creek and does not represent Irvine as a whole. I wouldn't classify 2 bed detached condos to be "highly desirable homes" either.
My 1 bed condo in Oak Park (plan 1) dropped from peak of $400k's to I think $240k ish at bottom. But that is a tri-level condo, and again, would not call it "highly desirable" to buyers looking for fewer stairs to climb.
And now detach condo sells 1000 per sqft.
It'll go a lot lower, it's only a 3-bedroom home and the market has slowed a lot for homes in OC outside of Irvine and the coastal areas.
Irvine prices dropped about 20-25% from the pre-Great Recession bubble levels to the double bottom in 2009 and 2011. Attached condos were down 25-30% while SFR homes were down 15-20%.
momopi
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For what they're asking ($1.6 mil), you could get this:
It’s national.
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vsfan
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So someone here thru 2008-2010 told me Irvine only dipped 10-15% most.
luckybuxtonhomeloans
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irvinehomeowner
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Depends on the segment you were looking at. Low end condos and high end homes had greater dips, but middle tier highly sought after SFRs were lower.
I was shopping newer 3CWG homes from 2008 to 2012 and the range was 10%-20% with the nice ones at the lower end. I probably found a handful at 20% off but there was always something that stopped us (1 didn't have a driveway, the other did not have a downstairs bedroom, and yet another was too old and had a weird floor plan).
momopi
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If memory serves, in the last down cycle the price on attached condos dropped up to ~40%, versus the smaller SFR's (detached condos?) in my area dropped up to ~30%. But I lived in Oak Park/Oak Creek and does not represent Irvine as a whole. I wouldn't classify 2 bed detached condos to be "highly desirable homes" either.
My 1 bed condo in Oak Park (plan 1) dropped from peak of $400k's to I think $240k ish at bottom. But that is a tri-level condo, and again, would not call it "highly desirable" to buyers looking for fewer stairs to climb.
vsfan
Member
And now detach condo sells 1000 per sqft.
NewtoIrvine1
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Definitely rent it out. We kept our first property and every time it takes less than 1 month to rent the place out. Rents have also doubled since we bought it
usctrojancpa
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It'll go a lot lower, it's only a 3-bedroom home and the market has slowed a lot for homes in OC outside of Irvine and the coastal areas.
usctrojancpa
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Irvine prices dropped about 20-25% from the pre-Great Recession bubble levels to the double bottom in 2009 and 2011. Attached condos were down 25-30% while SFR homes were down 15-20%.
Best time to buy a home is when no one wants to buy one. My 2009 Irvine purchase was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
irvinehomeowner
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Thus my opinion of "If you can afford it and can stay for a while, anytime is a good time..." 
If i were to buy in 2006-2007, it wouldve been good decision but not the better decision compared to 2009-2010Thanks to how California home prices have trended over the long term, every home purchase I've made was one of the best decisions I've ever made.