Great Park Neighborhoods
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jmoney74
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yup, those are taxes we paid for last year.
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jmoney74
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I closed mid May.. still can't find anything online.
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jmoney74
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still waiting
irvinehomeowner
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Just qwergnore it. I'm surprised he even pays his taxes. 
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yaliu07 said:
Yeah... just dipped below $150.
Not sure why either. Possibly some layout issues. They had one house where the master was downstairs w/ another bedroom.. then the two kid rooms upstairs. Then there are the next gen homes. Wasn't broad line enough.
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Bullsback said:
Yeah I think Lennar should have been a little more flexible with it.. in case someone wanted it to be a regular bedroom instead.. just provide some options on that.
aquabliss
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If anyone is interested in a new build with a lot of land, go check out this one:https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/161-Cloudbreak-92618/home/66194552
They have an open house this Fri/Sat/Sun - basically they just leave the door unlocked for you to go in and walk around.
The back yard is HUGE (nearly 10k sq ft lot). I mean amazingly huge for a new Irvine build. The house is relatively small, single story and 3 bedroom, but I don't think we'll see another Irvine lot this enormous for under $1M in who knows when.
The only reason I can think that this hasn't sold is because it's in a T intersection. I know its a feng shui thing but also probably very annoying at night if you're in the kitchen and headlights are shining at you.
If you can get past that and have the $ to drop on an awesome back yard, it's probably worth it.
They have an open house this Fri/Sat/Sun - basically they just leave the door unlocked for you to go in and walk around.
The back yard is HUGE (nearly 10k sq ft lot). I mean amazingly huge for a new Irvine build. The house is relatively small, single story and 3 bedroom, but I don't think we'll see another Irvine lot this enormous for under $1M in who knows when.
The only reason I can think that this hasn't sold is because it's in a T intersection. I know its a feng shui thing but also probably very annoying at night if you're in the kitchen and headlights are shining at you.
If you can get past that and have the $ to drop on an awesome back yard, it's probably worth it.
Irvine Dream
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aquabliss said:
And be ready to spend more than 100K on landscaping. Also didn't Hawthorn have some 10,000 sq feet lots?
aquabliss
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That's correct bones - all the pics in the listing are pictures of the model home (including the front of the house).
Here's a picture of the back yard taken from the back of the house. It's hard to really get a perspective from the pic but it's quite deep, and winds waaaay around to the other side.
Also the location from the back is decent. There is a row of houses on the left, but good privacy on the right and behind as there are no homes directly behind.
Here's a picture of the back yard taken from the back of the house. It's hard to really get a perspective from the pic but it's quite deep, and winds waaaay around to the other side.
Also the location from the back is decent. There is a row of houses on the left, but good privacy on the right and behind as there are no homes directly behind.
Broadcom buys land for new Irvine campus for $128 million
March 13, 2015
BY SARAH de CRESCENZO / STAFF WRITER
Construction is slated to begin this month on Broadcom?s new corporate headquarters at Great Park Neighborhoods.
The Irvine-based tech giant announced in late 2014 it would move its headquarters to Great Park Neighborhoods after agreeing to buy land for a new 1.1 million-square-foot campus, with the option to expand up to 2 million square feet.
Broadcom said Tuesday one of its subsidiaries had closed the $128 million land deal with Heritage Fields El Toro LLC, a partnership made up of Lennar Homes and its investors.
The campus, the company said in 2014, will be designed by M. Arthur Gensler Jr. & Associates Inc. and built by DPR Construction.
Occupancy of the new campus is expected by late 2017 or early 2018, the company said in a statement. Broadcom is most widely known for its communication chips often found in smartphones.
Broadcom?s headquarters will be the first commercial development at Great Park Neighborhoods, a mixed-use, master planned community.
Contact the writer: 714-796-2221 or sdecrescenzo@ocregister.com
March 13, 2015
BY SARAH de CRESCENZO / STAFF WRITER
Construction is slated to begin this month on Broadcom?s new corporate headquarters at Great Park Neighborhoods.
The Irvine-based tech giant announced in late 2014 it would move its headquarters to Great Park Neighborhoods after agreeing to buy land for a new 1.1 million-square-foot campus, with the option to expand up to 2 million square feet.
Broadcom said Tuesday one of its subsidiaries had closed the $128 million land deal with Heritage Fields El Toro LLC, a partnership made up of Lennar Homes and its investors.
The campus, the company said in 2014, will be designed by M. Arthur Gensler Jr. & Associates Inc. and built by DPR Construction.
Occupancy of the new campus is expected by late 2017 or early 2018, the company said in a statement. Broadcom is most widely known for its communication chips often found in smartphones.
Broadcom?s headquarters will be the first commercial development at Great Park Neighborhoods, a mixed-use, master planned community.
Contact the writer: 714-796-2221 or sdecrescenzo@ocregister.com