All of the Baker Ranch single family homes have indoor/outdoor layouts very similar to the meadows. Extra large sliding glass doors for indoor/outdoor living, open floorplans, huge kitchens (mine is probably larger than any in the meadows!). and flexible living spaces.In my opinion, public preferences for housing have changed dramatically over the past five years, especially since the pandemic. Today's buyers place much greater value on open layouts, flexible living spaces, home offices, indoor-outdoor living, larger kitchens, and homes that better accommodate family life.
Meadows - the whole community from houses to amenities - was designed with many of these modern lifestyle trends in mind. That's why I believe it is better positioned than many older communities to meet the needs of today's and tomorrow's families. Looking ahead over the next decade, I expect Meadows to remain one of the most desirable communities in Lake Forest, with floor plans and home designs that continue to appeal to a broad range of buyers.
what's the timeline? if it's less than 10 years you're better off putting the money in the S&P500 for better returnsJust neighborhood and future resale wise, do you guys think you’d rather buy in Great Park (IUSD zoned) with the mello Roos or in BR/Meadows? Don’t have kids. Just wondering about resale in future.
Ugh would love to do that and stay in an apt and not worry about any household maintenance stuff. But the family wants a house so a house we must buywhat's the timeline? if it's less than 10 years you're better off putting the money in the S&P500 for better returns