No_Such_Reality_IHB
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[quote author="tenmagnet" date=1208908946][As I mentioned earlier, enlighten me, please show me ?prestige? so that we can both be on the same page.
Same price point, in Irvine.
Since that's what were talking about</blockquote>
Homes aren't prestigious. In general, few homes are prestigious. Some, such as the estates in the Hamptons or Malibu scream money, but in general, they don't impart prestige.
It may be nice, it may have a degree of luxury, but not prestigious. Owning it doesn't elevate your standing in the community, your respect, or esteem. I'm picking a bit on your choice of words for home impacting a person's value by the material object they chain themselves to.
Overall, it's a rather nice home. Large, detached, not too small of a yard, nicely appointed. It has an advantage of being a less common choice for elevation facade but is not unique. Neither better nor worse depending on preferences than several other choices in Northpark, Woodbury, Turtleridge, Woodbridge or Quail hill.
Same price point, in Irvine.
Since that's what were talking about</blockquote>
Homes aren't prestigious. In general, few homes are prestigious. Some, such as the estates in the Hamptons or Malibu scream money, but in general, they don't impart prestige.
It may be nice, it may have a degree of luxury, but not prestigious. Owning it doesn't elevate your standing in the community, your respect, or esteem. I'm picking a bit on your choice of words for home impacting a person's value by the material object they chain themselves to.
Overall, it's a rather nice home. Large, detached, not too small of a yard, nicely appointed. It has an advantage of being a less common choice for elevation facade but is not unique. Neither better nor worse depending on preferences than several other choices in Northpark, Woodbury, Turtleridge, Woodbridge or Quail hill.