Beacon Park
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aquabliss
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Wonder if BP will have any homes with golf course views? It looks like the lots that could have the views are facing each other instead of backing to the course.
I'm assuming that strip of greenbelt separating enclaves 2 and 3 is the golf course but perhaps not as they would probably leverage that with a row of view homes.
I'm assuming that strip of greenbelt separating enclaves 2 and 3 is the golf course but perhaps not as they would probably leverage that with a row of view homes.
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irvinehomeowner
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While TIC and City of Irvine are closely linked, I don't think the city is opposed to it. While it may not benefit TIC properties, for Irvine as a whole, inter-community connection is a huge benefit... esp when it comes to the Great Park.aquabliss said:
Are we going to see some huge bridge over Irvine Blvd to link PP and BP?
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irvinehomeowner said:
Yes
irvinehomeowner
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Isn't Sierra Madre Cemetery close to Arcadia?yaliu07 said:actually, alot of chinese are buying in arcadia right now. with cemetery, this will push more chinese buying in arcadia and diamond bar. my current area choice will be arcadia > diamond bar > irvine.
Hi everyone, I am new to TI and am pretty amazed with all the great information on here. It looks like Beacon Park will be offering some attached units, which is great because that is exactly what I am looking for based on my budget (low 500k). Do you think they will have condos in this price range? or is Cypress village my only option?
irvinehomeshopper
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You can buy Zinnia in your price range if you need a home now or wait until Cal Pac reuses Zinnia at a new location. Cal Pac's innovation is quite clever and often has nine lives. You can also buy an attached product in Beacon Park in your price range this summer. If I were you I would wait until 2016 Summer for new products in GP? Most developers take a couple of years to perfect their crafts. You have to trust me the best will likely comes out in 2016. Great Park will be the next hottest innovation in RE. Five Point swept all the highest honor national awards in the NAHB. If I ever want to live in Irvine again I would choose the Great Park.
TIC owns several remnant strips of wide and shallow parcels that abut the Great Park. They are not big enough to receive its own village name. The stepchild villages may be your best bet since it is not anywhere near Woodbury or Cypress Village. It's outcast location could translate into lower value but the close proximity to Great Park is a lifestyle benefit.
TIC owns several remnant strips of wide and shallow parcels that abut the Great Park. They are not big enough to receive its own village name. The stepchild villages may be your best bet since it is not anywhere near Woodbury or Cypress Village. It's outcast location could translate into lower value but the close proximity to Great Park is a lifestyle benefit.
Thank you for insight, you make some great points. I never thought about waiting for until 2016 for the more refined products to be released. Looking at RE development over the years, I can definitely see how builders seem to improve their products after each subsequent community they complete. But with that said, I don?t think I can wait that long because I am currently renting in Irvine and would like to put that money towards equity as soon as possible.
I really do appreciate Cal Pac?s designs and feel that they are the leaders when it comes to designing attached condos. I was looking at Zinnia?s plan 1 because I am only looking for a 2 bedroom, but was put off by the all the stairs (3 stories) and the tight living quarters. I still think its pretty good value and the extra .5 bath is a nice touch. Even though I am not a huge fan of Cypress Village, the location is pretty convenient and I would be able to work in minutes being so close to the 5 fwy.
I think I am going to wait for Beacon Park though, I really like what Five Point is offering. For now I am just hoping they offer something in my price range, if not I will have to look elsewhere.
I really do appreciate Cal Pac?s designs and feel that they are the leaders when it comes to designing attached condos. I was looking at Zinnia?s plan 1 because I am only looking for a 2 bedroom, but was put off by the all the stairs (3 stories) and the tight living quarters. I still think its pretty good value and the extra .5 bath is a nice touch. Even though I am not a huge fan of Cypress Village, the location is pretty convenient and I would be able to work in minutes being so close to the 5 fwy.
I think I am going to wait for Beacon Park though, I really like what Five Point is offering. For now I am just hoping they offer something in my price range, if not I will have to look elsewhere.
Plan 4 at Jade Court is a pretty impressive floor plan designed by Cal Pac, but unfortunately they were not mentioned as one of the builders in Beacon Park.
I also wonder what kind of price a Jade Court product would command at Beacon Park. Given how much the later phases were going for at CV, a plan 4 would be a tough buy compared to a typical entry level home in a motor court set up elsewhere.
I also wonder what kind of price a Jade Court product would command at Beacon Park. Given how much the later phases were going for at CV, a plan 4 would be a tough buy compared to a typical entry level home in a motor court set up elsewhere.
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irvinehomeowner
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Get your suitcases ready for Phase 1s!!!