tdg said:
it actually hasn't gone up "that much" since phase 1
http://www.talkirvine.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=13775.0;attach=4268;image
Trellis Court at Cypress Village East
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it actually hasn't gone up "that much" since phase 1
http://www.talkirvine.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=13775.0;attach=4268;image
LOL $900k for Caserta... there's enough 8's that some Chinese might just buy it
Those started at around $670k so went up $230k in 4 years or so..impressive
Agreed...I remember that exact post months ago on TalkIrvine
It was posted on the website to start high 700's which got people really excited, then right before they started selling it got changed to low 800's online which got people a bit upset
Just visited Trellis Court over the weekend. Sales continue to be brisk apparently.
Plan 1: $934K (was $830K in Jan 2017)
Plan 2: $920K ($829K)
Plan 3: $941K ($857K)
Plan 4: $990K ($899K)
That's roughly a 10-12% increase YTD. Don't know how that compares to other new developments in Irvine, but I was pretty surprised to see such an increase in 10 months.
They are building identical homes in Portola Springs for a little less. There are plenty of options for 4bdrm detached for under $1M. Resale in Portola Springs for such homes including landscaping, window coverings, upgrades, etc. still run around $850k.
Trellis Court also has the lowest Mello Roos of all the other new development locations at $1,700/yr.
it actually hasn't gone up "that much" since phase 1
http://www.talkirvine.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=13775.0;attach=4268;image
Doesn't seem so bad compared to this:https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/66-Emerald-Clover-92618/home/112719202
Even if furniture is included, I could never justify buying an attached condo for this much.
Even if furniture is included, I could never justify buying an attached condo for this much.
SoclosetoIrvine
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cheetos said:
LOL $900k for Caserta... there's enough 8's that some Chinese might just buy it
Those started at around $670k so went up $230k in 4 years or so..impressive
SoclosetoIrvine
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capboba said:
Agreed...I remember that exact post months ago on TalkIrvine
It was posted on the website to start high 700's which got people really excited, then right before they started selling it got changed to low 800's online which got people a bit upset
Irvinehomeseeker
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I asked the sales ppl about the power lines and they told me that those poles don't fall under the builders jurisdiction. I guess it will be up to the folks who will reside in CVE to take it up with the city to relocate them in the future.
They have these green transformer boxes in front of some units .... that's an eye sore. Where I live today, the transformers are buried under the ground and covered by steel plates. Wonder why CalPac couldn't get this worked with SCE to not have those green boxes sticking out. I didn't see these in other new irvine new developments.
The water basin...yes, I was concerned too. But I think it's not so bad. It's green and well kept. no smell or insects around.
They have these green transformer boxes in front of some units .... that's an eye sore. Where I live today, the transformers are buried under the ground and covered by steel plates. Wonder why CalPac couldn't get this worked with SCE to not have those green boxes sticking out. I didn't see these in other new irvine new developments.
The water basin...yes, I was concerned too. But I think it's not so bad. It's green and well kept. no smell or insects around.
irvinehomeshopper
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Edison no longer permit below ground transformers. All developments are required to have them. I think one per a dozen of homes. Projects with lower densities could have landscaped around it when there is ample space between house and sidewalk. I also believe that the transformers just like the water meters are to be accessible by the utilities company closest to the public street.
Irvinehomeseeker
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I don't think these features are standard.
Cal Pac is going to build 48 more units of Trellis Court at the extension site. Attached is the extension site location and the lot map.
Floor plans remain unchanged except the plan one now offers an optional guess suite/bedroom 4 in the 2nd floor. I did not found any info regarding the actual size of this optional bedroom.
One interesting observation is that within the same plan, different elevation will result in a slightly different square footage. The plan 1 with the Italian elevation is 15 s.f. larger than the Plan 1 with the Spanish elevation.
I've seen this type of small differences in s.f. between different elevation within the same floor plan through out the new build here in Irvine, it's actually quite common. However, there is no differences in s.f. between the elevations in the rest of the floor plans.
For Trellis Court Plan 1, the difference is in the second floor. The attached 3rd pic is a comparison between Italian and Spanish elevation. Can you spot the difference?
Floor plans remain unchanged except the plan one now offers an optional guess suite/bedroom 4 in the 2nd floor. I did not found any info regarding the actual size of this optional bedroom.
One interesting observation is that within the same plan, different elevation will result in a slightly different square footage. The plan 1 with the Italian elevation is 15 s.f. larger than the Plan 1 with the Spanish elevation.
I've seen this type of small differences in s.f. between different elevation within the same floor plan through out the new build here in Irvine, it's actually quite common. However, there is no differences in s.f. between the elevations in the rest of the floor plans.
For Trellis Court Plan 1, the difference is in the second floor. The attached 3rd pic is a comparison between Italian and Spanish elevation. Can you spot the difference?
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My_Alter_Ego
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Does anyone have the pricing from the most recent phase release?
My_Alter_Ego
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marmott said:
Just visited Trellis Court over the weekend. Sales continue to be brisk apparently.
Plan 1: $934K (was $830K in Jan 2017)
Plan 2: $920K ($829K)
Plan 3: $941K ($857K)
Plan 4: $990K ($899K)
That's roughly a 10-12% increase YTD. Don't know how that compares to other new developments in Irvine, but I was pretty surprised to see such an increase in 10 months.
Hi,
This is my first post in IT forum.
Is Trellis Courts at Cypress Village still a good buy? Current prices are from $930k to $1010k? I am looking for a 4 bedroom detached house around $1M (Preferably less than $1M). Are there any other better houses? Please let me know.
Thank you for your replies in advance.
This is my first post in IT forum.
Is Trellis Courts at Cypress Village still a good buy? Current prices are from $930k to $1010k? I am looking for a 4 bedroom detached house around $1M (Preferably less than $1M). Are there any other better houses? Please let me know.
Thank you for your replies in advance.
paperboyNC
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ochawk said:
They are building identical homes in Portola Springs for a little less. There are plenty of options for 4bdrm detached for under $1M. Resale in Portola Springs for such homes including landscaping, window coverings, upgrades, etc. still run around $850k.
Burn That Belly
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usctrojancpa
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Burn That Belly said:
Trellis Court also has the lowest Mello Roos of all the other new development locations at $1,700/yr.