Beacon Park
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Just received an email from Great Park Neighborhoods:
"Beacon Park, the second of the Great Park Neighborhoods, is opening this summer. But first, we?d like to get to know you. And for you to get to know us. At our Meet the Builders event you will see floorplans and renderings for Beacon Park?s new home collections. Talk to the builders and discover what could be right for you."
"Beacon Park, the second of the Great Park Neighborhoods, is opening this summer. But first, we?d like to get to know you. And for you to get to know us. At our Meet the Builders event you will see floorplans and renderings for Beacon Park?s new home collections. Talk to the builders and discover what could be right for you."
Hi, I'm new here. What is so great about Jade Court Plan 4? I get that having a loft on the 2nd floor is nice but it's useless to have 1 bedroom down and 2 up which means 1 kid would be down and 1 kid up (most family's would not buy that). Thus, it would have to be a small family with 1 kid and the downstairs a guest room. No bueno floor plan at all.lnc said:
I think most new communities have the agent commission rebate. Just remember to get a written agreement between you and your agent that you will get a percentage of the commission. I think several people posted stories on TI, that they didn't egg a piece of the agent commission.Irvinian81 said:
I presume the new stuff will sell slightly cheaper than that as they want to build momentum, etc. Didn't think they would start at current pricing (from $ /sq ft perspective). That said, I could be crazy and maybe that is just coming from someone who is interested in buying and hoping prices don't go up. I tend to think some of the PP stuff in its current phase is price pretty high (specifically some of the Shea stuff). Interesting how different the $ sq/ft on the Shea stuff is vs. say the William Lyon / Lennar stuff. Shea homes were nicer but there were some wide variants all things being similar.ps9 said:
aquabliss said:Just noticed that once BP is open it will be much quicker for PP residents to get home from exiting the 5 FWY going up Sand Canyon. Hang a right on Trabuco then a left on Beacon and up to Ridge Valley. That is of course if they don't take the Toll Road.
I cant imagine going through the smaller street is faster vs sand canyon? but who knows, maybe less vehicle & lights. either way another option is not a bad thing. I've been using the 133 to pick up the kiddo during rush hours and just realizing the $2 is not that worth it (should really get a fastrak account so it'll be $1 instead).
Also looking at it.. you're dealing with two additional roundabouts.
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capboba said:aquabliss said:Just noticed that once BP is open it will be much quicker for PP residents to get home from exiting the 5 FWY going up Sand Canyon. Hang a right on Trabuco then a left on Beacon and up to Ridge Valley. That is of course if they don't take the Toll Road.
I cant imagine going through the smaller street is faster vs sand canyon? but who knows, maybe less vehicle & lights. either way another option is not a bad thing. I've been using the 133 to pick up the kiddo during rush hours and just realizing the $2 is not that worth it (should really get a fastrak account so it'll be $1 instead).
Also looking at it.. you're dealing with two additional roundabouts.
we actually need that street to extend past the 5 fwy.
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it's just faster to go down sand canyon. A lot of people were saying out PS peeps would come down on ridge valley.. the street is never congested.