Azul @ Portola Springs
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NEW -> Contingent Buyer Assistance Program
https://voiceofoc.org/2012/07/community-editorial-why-is-the-fbi-shooting-down-a-wildlife-habitat/
https://www.lagunabeachindy.com/new...cle_86412992-27bd-54bf-900e-3e5a2d11a10b.html
https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/...d-at-fbi-training-facility-in-irvine/3362911/
If we're going off purely $/sqft and Cielo Lot 103 (74 Bright Star) is a recent comp for a builder sold move in ready non view modest backyard home, then $806/sqft is around market price for Bright Star non view homes with a modest backyard.. That puts lot 64 and 66 at $2,592,096. Gonna need another $200k price cut to have a chance at selling soon imho. Or who knows, maybe JC Pacific Corp will bring them a price in-sensitive buyer.
Shea is also offering a $100k broker co-op on move in ready Cielo homes that close in 2026. Any word on what CalPac is offering at Azul?
Lots 85 and 83 are slabs right now. The upgrades are mostly structural, electrical, and cabinets. Still need to pick (and price) floors, counters, and tiles.
Lot 82 is dirt right now. As with 85 and 83, still need to pick (and price) floors, counters, and tiles.
someguy
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It's currently the FBI's Jerry Crowe Regional Tactical Training Facility. Eventually the land will be consumed when our sun swells into a red giant. Who knows what happens between now and then.
https://voiceofoc.org/2012/07/community-editorial-why-is-the-fbi-shooting-down-a-wildlife-habitat/
https://www.lagunabeachindy.com/new...cle_86412992-27bd-54bf-900e-3e5a2d11a10b.html
https://www.nbclosangeles.com/news/...d-at-fbi-training-facility-in-irvine/3362911/
Here's a video
www.dvidshub.net
1st ANGLICO trains with FBI
Los Angeles Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) hosted Close Quarters Battle (CQB) training for U.S. Marines with 1st Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company (ANGLICO), I Marine Expeditionary Force Information Group, at the Jerry Crowe Tactical Training Facility in Irvine, California, Sept. 28...
CalBears96
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Lot 88 was way overpriced to begin with. It has a smaller lot than lots 83 and 85 and was priced at $600k more.
irvinehomeowner
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Did you mean $100k?
CalBears96
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He meant lot 88, dropping from original price of $4,397,815 to current price of $3,375,750.
irvinehomeowner
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That's why 114 Bright Star is the cheapest.
someguy
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The $1M price cut on lot 88, however lucky (or unlucky) it may be, is impressive.
If we're going off purely $/sqft and Cielo Lot 103 (74 Bright Star) is a recent comp for a builder sold move in ready non view modest backyard home, then $806/sqft is around market price for Bright Star non view homes with a modest backyard.. That puts lot 64 and 66 at $2,592,096. Gonna need another $200k price cut to have a chance at selling soon imho. Or who knows, maybe JC Pacific Corp will bring them a price in-sensitive buyer.
Shea is also offering a $100k broker co-op on move in ready Cielo homes that close in 2026. Any word on what CalPac is offering at Azul?
Lots 85 and 83 are slabs right now. The upgrades are mostly structural, electrical, and cabinets. Still need to pick (and price) floors, counters, and tiles.
Lot 82 is dirt right now. As with 85 and 83, still need to pick (and price) floors, counters, and tiles.
The prices really stand out here. It’s interesting to see how much the final cost varies depending on the lot, size, and included upgrades.