I drove into the Park Lane gated community and first thing I noticed is how tight the streets are. Its definitely not designed by the Irvine Company.
The HOA amenities would be a farcry from what Cypress Village offers. Way more street parking for sure.
I would imagine people with RSUs would live in the Bay Area, if you are working for big tech and coming to Irvine its an easy transition if they get to work remotely. Those mid-level Nvidia software developers probably make $200-300k in base salary per individual, the RSUs the real kicker. I'm...
I feel like its bunch of investors treating these homes like stocks. Someone is hyping up investors, closing these deals, and selling again to the next group of investors.
Where do multiple families get 1.4 million dollars in cash? I did the math in the last 9 years I made 1.3 million gross, after tax, ss, and living expenses I don't think I can come up with that kind of money.
I want to meet the people who are buying these houses. Its more impressive than the Tik Tok videos where they ask Hypercar owners what they do for a living. The property tax bill alone is an impressive feat to pay.
Personally I prefer Villages of Irvine, as their design language is consistently boring, which means in the long run 20-30 years later its going to age better. To me West Park was one of the first Villages I think that carried this design theme and I think it has aged well 20-25 years later...