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I commend her on her choice. Sometimes, you just have to go for the gusto and do what feels right for you and your family. Her daughter is only entering Kindergarten in the fall of 2010. Who knows, maybe she'll decide to homeschool (OMG! Parish the thought!) and opt to be a stay at home...

The OP sounded a little off. I was thinking they were talking about Woodbury Place, too. There is a Brittanie there, I believe and she's really sweet.

Oh, the way they're handling the IVY buyers is hilarious. Almost as hilarious as them raising the prices of these ridiculous new floor plans at WB. It's seriously a joke. I'm waiting out for prices to change (crosses fingers!) next year, too. With the new buyer credit law passing to...

When I got this in the morning I read this part: <blockquote>Step 2: Upon completion of Step 1, you will be contacted by a builder sales consultant or representative from the neighborhood(s) listed on your form to answer questions and set an appointment to meet.</blockquote> And read it...

Reading more and more of these success stories really make me want to join in on the good fortune here at IHB! We'll be looking to USCTrojanCPA when we're reading to purchase!

<strong>IrvineCitizen</strong> - I wouldn't have even bothered with talking to them. (It's fine that you did, good for you for pointing it out) Mostly because it's obvious they were never going to care or change. I'd report them directly to the HOA. I've learned that if you do the dirty work...

I think the whole thing is confusing and overpriced (still? LOL!) for this market. It's possible that the Irvine housing market has changed, but not the rest of SoCal. I doubt people will want to pay that much if they can get it a bit cheaper elsewhere and maybe for more sq. ft. My guess...

In Woodbury, there are some "affordable housing" apartments called Woodbury Walk. It's been up for over a year now and been running pretty well. I haven't noticed any "hood rat"-esque problems and I personally think that thinking the people would be some sort of projects-based communities is...

The new La Casella homes are up for Pre-Sale starting October 17th. They're going for $640,000 - $709,000.

Are you also considering the single family homes that consist of apartments and townhomes in Irvine? (Rentals?)

Ah, so true. I think if more people complained about the noise they make and the lack of parking, they may start to care more.

I agree. The homes are clearly single family based. I think they'll go really well with some of the other single family town homes parallel to them. Who wants to guess how much these are going to be going for?

Where I live in Irvine, my neighboor has a two-bedroom dwelling and it houses eight people. Five of those people are under the age of 18, but three are adults. It's pretty ridiculous, not to mention them using their garage as an extra room/play area. They've managed to fit one compact car in...