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The film uses anecdotes and fearmongering, with little scientific evidence. Reminds me of the anti-vaccination crowd, or GMO labeling. There is a safe amount of "toxic" chemicals that does not cause cancer. Did you know that all infant formula and even breastmilk have a chemical used in...

Since you asked...no, it's not even close to a 60 degree incline. I doubt it's even a 60 percent slope, which is only a 31 degree incline.

That was over a year ago. Is it still accurate? I heard at&t backed out of it.

Anyone who bought a new home recently, did you pay for a professional inspection? If so, did you do it when you bought the house, or is it better to wait until the 1-year warranty is about to expire?

Yes, how is that at all relevant to my post?

I still like having the jobs in Irvine, to have people work/commute into here rather than drive out of here.

Watch it for a while and see what it sells for. These folks were hoping to sell 2400 sq feet for $1.1 million. 6 months and 5 price decreases later, it's listed for $975k and hasn't sold. https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/59-Gentry-92620/home/5950637

I like both, but the TV opposite the windows causes a lot of glare. You'll need dark curtains to cover those windows. Sectional couch is ok, but I prefer one regular couch and a couple of recliners.

Yup, just got the property tax bill this month. And 86-1 is only 10 years I think.

Seriously? That's an unfounded fear, just like Ebola or air travel.

Yup, construction started! I live a half mile from there, looking forward to 5 bars!

Another plan 1 on redfin: https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/68-Field-Poppy-92620/unit-51/home/58809219

So you're saying there's not zoning for 5,000 houses, TIC is lying, and the LA Times didn't fact check their article?

Did you even read the article? "Unlike the 2010 land gift, though, which largely had already been set aside as protected open space, the acreage the Irvine Co. is now handing over was essentially shovel-ready for 5,500 homes. 'We could go down and pull a permit today and build', said Daniel...

I guess 915k is "near 850k price range".  ???

I have noticed this, too, yet their website says differently: http://www.wm.com/location/california/orange-county/areas/holiday-schedule.jsp

I think it's a popular floor plan with more efficient use of space. The plan 2's have a 4th bedroom, but it's not very usable because then 3 bedrooms share 1 bath, all upstairs. Like this resale, same price as new:https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/57-Sycamore-BND-92618/home/55184645

I'm a magnolia homeowner, and the HOA guidelines are extensive. You have to have a 2 foot plantar area around the wall, with approved trees and an automated irrigation system. Even if the rest is cheap turf/pavers, it's hard to do it for even $10k.

To sell the house you have to get HOA to sign off, which means the landscaping must be done, correct? Must be at least 6 months since it first closed. But maybe I assume too much.

Gardenhouse must be one of the earlier phases. Assuming around $840k purchase price plus $50k upgrades (their numbers) plus landscaping/realtor fees/closing costs, they'll probably be close to breaking even at the asking price. Which is better than you could expect after just 6 months of ownership.