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3760 is technically in the 3000's range. Therefore, it is neither "outlandish" nor "out of touch with reality". Please use vocabulary properly. But otherwise, deal.

I don't know what the largest lot is, but the smallest lot according to the following map is 3760 sf.

Let's stop arguing and cut to the chase.

I didn't know you were a fortune teller either. If you were so good at it, why aren't you looking at Trevi or Hidden Canyon??? (cough, cough) And, make sure to read things first before responding. "Capella's next open phase will be Phase 11" P.S. Make sure you check your research skills...

There is a landfill in Irvine. The Bowerman landfill (a.k.a. Bee Canyon Landfill) is located just north of Portola Springs and is scheduled to close in 2051. It is currently active, though. The 241 separates Portola Springs from the landfill, but the sheer proximity will scare some people, I'm...

I didn't know you were an expert either, Paris whatever the number stands for. You yourself didn't even know about the grove demolitions in the future. Tsk, tsk. And, I never said that I was an expert either. Before you post anything in TI in the future, make sure you verify your facts first.  ;)

La Vita homes with no views??? What lot numbers are they? I thought only Plan 3s have no views? All La Vita homes would have a view, whether it would be of the freeway or the apartments. And, Capella Phase 11 (the next phase open) will be similar to La Vita Phase 4 after the crowd comes. P.S...

Homes in 800K-900K range in Irvine: Magnolia at Cypress Village (used to be only $830K, but now $910K): SFR, but on a motor court. HOAs are low. Mendocino at Stonegate ($930K): nice location and SFR with great elementary school in the village. Beachwood at Pavilion Park ($872K): last phase...

Capella is nearly at the price of La Vita, and since La Vita is about 500 sf larger than Capella (without any options) and has a view, Capella is a rip-off.

http://www.irvinehousingblog.com/blog/comments/a-review-of-the-terrazza-tract-in-orchard-hills

One Bontanica home on Shady Ln., I recount, was sold at $700K! That was a Plan 1 single-story home. Now, one Plan 1 on Hedgerow wanted $2 million! They lowered it, though. That makes Bontanica more than $900/sf! Same thing with La Cima. 6000 sf for $5.5 million makes it more than $900/sf. It...

$400/sf is the norm for new homes. $350/sf is the norm for resales, as long as it is not in a pricey area. If a home is above $450/sf, you might want to think about it a while. If it is below the norm, expect there to be a hidden problem.

If you're looking at new homes, here are your choices: 1. Cypress Village 2. Stonegate 3. Pavilion Park and Other Great Park Neighborhoods 4. Orchard Hills 5. Portola Springs 6. Northwood Paseo (anticipated 2015) 7. Hidden Canyon (anticipated 2015) Unless you have more than $2.5 million...

Unless you are dying for the ocean breeze, DO NOT BUY Turtle Ridge resales. They are at nearly $900/sf! Laguna Altura is not a good deal either after foreign buyers decided to start buying the homes there like crazy. They are at about $600/sf. Turtle Rock might be a good deal, but they are...

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Risen. Now anticipated from the Mid 400s to the Mid 600s.

Quote from Thomas Jefferson (not about housing, but about government): "I hold it that a little rebellion, now and then, is a good thing, and as necessary in the political world as storms in the physical.... It is a medicine necessary for the sound health of government."

Not next to the landfill... And, people need to argue because people might not know everything about a certain village and others can advise them about possible consequences of purchasing homes in a certain place. A home is important. Some people can stay there for their entire life. By...