SecretGarden
New member
Can someone explain why the Maricopa Homes in Stonegate have an address followed by a second number? For example, a few of the Maricopa model three homes appeared on Redfin a couple of days ago (though I can't seem to find them right now) and the address reads something like:
28 Lyndhurst #39
Irvine, CA
I get that the second number indicates a mailbox number but it's annoying to be paying close to a million bucks for a home and have it look like you're living in an apartment---not that there's anything wrong with that! We're currently renting an apartment from the Irvine Company and our address doesn't even look like we live in an apartment complex.
Was it because it was cheaper for IPac to build homes with a centralized mailbox system instead of having to build individual mailboxes in front of each home? The second number is really annoying to me and may even chill me from buying there. Also, it creates more issues because even if I'm OK with the beginning number, I may not be OK with the mailbox number.
The sales rep told me that a recent buyer (who already closed on his Maricopa house) got his mailbox number & key and was shocked to learn that it was a number 4.
It's already a hassle trying to avoid the 4s in the address as it is but now having to avoid it at the back end is another added nuisance. Yikes. What are these people thinking?
Any thoughts?? Would love to hear them!
28 Lyndhurst #39
Irvine, CA
I get that the second number indicates a mailbox number but it's annoying to be paying close to a million bucks for a home and have it look like you're living in an apartment---not that there's anything wrong with that! We're currently renting an apartment from the Irvine Company and our address doesn't even look like we live in an apartment complex.
Was it because it was cheaper for IPac to build homes with a centralized mailbox system instead of having to build individual mailboxes in front of each home? The second number is really annoying to me and may even chill me from buying there. Also, it creates more issues because even if I'm OK with the beginning number, I may not be OK with the mailbox number.
The sales rep told me that a recent buyer (who already closed on his Maricopa house) got his mailbox number & key and was shocked to learn that it was a number 4.
It's already a hassle trying to avoid the 4s in the address as it is but now having to avoid it at the back end is another added nuisance. Yikes. What are these people thinking?
Any thoughts?? Would love to hear them!