You should be pretty safe at Cielo. Lot 83. 137 Drumbeat. It's far enough away right?
Orchard Hills 4 - "The Summit" Updates
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You should be pretty safe at Cielo. Lot 83. 137 Drumbeat. It's far enough away right?
I don't have near the equity to live there, but I think we agree, I wouldn't spend that kind of money on something that close to the landfill.
I have a hard time justifying any prices in Irvine these days, to be honest.
Maybe I shouldn't?
Although I still remember 15 years ago my dream home was a 500k townhouse right next to a landfill in Milpitas. Now I'm complaining about the $7M OH4 with you guys so... anything is possible.
$6m won't be on the beach, but at least "beach adjacent". Ocean front is $10m for the most part. Some of my favorites in NPB....
A $6m "knock down" but once you rebuild, it's a $13m home.
(example) - https://www.redfin.com/CA/Newport-Beach/1210-Kings-Rd-92663/home/3246400
You should be pretty safe at Cielo. Lot 83. 137 Drumbeat. It's far enough away right?
Liar Loan
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Yeah, but @ThirtySomethingWEquity has equity so he doesn't care about the smell.
ThirtySomethingWEquity
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I don't have near the equity to live there, but I think we agree, I wouldn't spend that kind of money on something that close to the landfill.
I have a hard time justifying any prices in Irvine these days, to be honest.
Imnotmoving
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I was so excited about these until I actually saw them. And the dump cheapens it even more.
socalquest
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You joking. There are no billionaires in any of these Irvine villages. Not even at Shady Canyon! I would think mostly Chinese multi-millionaires (USD$10M to USD$50M) leaving their homeland to protect their wealth (illegally or legally obtained) from CCP confiscation.
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socalquest
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Go for an early morning jog up there. You will love the pungent odor of fresh trash. What a time to be alive in good 'ole USA.
No way a $10m-networth family can afford a $7m home at OH4.
I can imagine that though. If I have a networth of $5m I would totally scramble everything I have and take a small loan of a million dollars to buy a $6m home in new port.
Maybe I shouldn't?
vsfan
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is 6m enough to buy beach property in new port? last time I saw there are mostly 30m listings.
Something like this would be good enough for me I guess. I think you are thinking about the Crystal Cove. That would be wayyyy above anyone's pay grade.
Although I still remember 15 years ago my dream home was a 500k townhouse right next to a landfill in Milpitas. Now I'm complaining about the $7M OH4 with you guys so... anything is possible.
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sgip
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$6m won't be on the beach, but at least "beach adjacent". Ocean front is $10m for the most part. Some of my favorites in NPB....
A $6m "knock down" but once you rebuild, it's a $13m home.
(example) - https://www.redfin.com/CA/Newport-Beach/1210-Kings-Rd-92663/home/3246400
CalBears96
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Those townhouses near Great Mall? That's more like 20 years. They were being built around 2004-05 time frame. It was about the same time we bought our first townhouse in South San Jose, Communications Hill, near Capitol and 87.
Might be talking about ones near Dixon Landing?
At least Milpitas and Fremont have good schools. Communications Hill districts into Oak Grove, the Santa Ana of SJC public school districts