Eastwood to have low income housing?
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OC_relocation
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Eastwood is probably the best location in East Irvine.
OC_relocation said:
Please back up that statement with an example, whats special about east IR? Sorry, i just moved to Portola, so trying to learn it all about this insanely-awesome-over-hyped-super-pricey city of IR.
Also, how many of would you vouch that a single level condo (1544 sq ft) will sell out for 550k? I think the 1343 square feet might be listed at 550k
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B2FiNiTY
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Eastwood definitely is one of the better locations to come out in quite awhile.
It is close yet far enough from the 5 freeway(subjective).
There are several cookie cutter shopping centers located within a few minutes drive.
It is also centrally located near schools.
Not too north and not too south in Irvine itself.
It is close yet far enough from the 5 freeway(subjective).
There are several cookie cutter shopping centers located within a few minutes drive.
It is also centrally located near schools.
Not too north and not too south in Irvine itself.
sealionbeast
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Does anyone know the date of the grand opening?
irvinehomeowner
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qwertaco is a Taco Bell man... too far from his breakfast wraps.ps9 said:
But considering all of Irvine (including the Spectrum business area), BP is probably more "central" than Eastwood.
aquabliss
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Eastwood just feels too slummy right outside the towers. You have the mobile home park across the street and a very old run down condo complex adjacent on Irvine Blvd.
OH is a much better location and feels more upscale all around. Prices at Eastwood are looking a bit high if you ask me. 2,033sq ft detached home from the low Millions?
Nearly $500/sq ft on a small lot and no upgrades. Who do they think they are Laguna Unicorna or something?
OH is a much better location and feels more upscale all around. Prices at Eastwood are looking a bit high if you ask me. 2,033sq ft detached home from the low Millions?
Nearly $500/sq ft on a small lot and no upgrades. Who do they think they are Laguna Unicorna or something?
Mobile home, old condo and close to the entrance to the dump, and JOST isn't that close/across the street (probably too lazy to walk there vs living in SG).
But it's new, far away from freeway noise and pollution, great schools. MR lower than GP.
Tipping point would've been the price, but it seems like they're holding the pricing similar to BP.
But it's new, far away from freeway noise and pollution, great schools. MR lower than GP.
Tipping point would've been the price, but it seems like they're holding the pricing similar to BP.
Initial prices seem too high, but than again, what are Laurel's entry price (I think every Laurel is $1M up as well, correct)? That said, with a slower market, I'd have thought they'd be careful. I guess you never know until actual pricing comes out.
If you want a non Irvine alternative (but close), Toll Brothers has 2400-266 sq ft stuff 900-950K (no mella) on 4-5K lots. Greenwood has Huntley at high 900's to 1,050's for larger homes (with mella). Not sure how much at all TIC considers those things and obviously the difference in value for each person is what it is.
If you want a non Irvine alternative (but close), Toll Brothers has 2400-266 sq ft stuff 900-950K (no mella) on 4-5K lots. Greenwood has Huntley at high 900's to 1,050's for larger homes (with mella). Not sure how much at all TIC considers those things and obviously the difference in value for each person is what it is.
LongIrvine
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Would generally agree with comment, but its single story. So not necessarily apples:apples