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This is great.

I would consider Portola Springs due to the fact its growing, two new schools, community centers, lots of young families, and very positive community like vibe. I walk daily, and can see very familiar faces doing jogging and running in the mountains with their kids and dogs. Cant beat it. All...

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Well majority here thinks most of the population in Irvine is either Asian or FCBs, but apparently talking to many folks recently, it seems that more and more people are moving into Irvine from cities like Yorba Linda, Lake Forest, Mission Viejo, San Diego etc...

Anyone knows the price difference between Avila and Elderberry? I haven't checked the recent prices

What is your max budget? This is how i would rate 1. https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/152-Firefly-92618/home/112721717 This one is a corner unit and has privacy. Very popular floorplan 2. https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/133-Pathway-92618/home/17466681 Nice location, but higher HOA

Seriously, where is BTB? No one here is signing songs for OH and Delano

Convert garage into a gaming room.

I would suggest talk to Martin Mania, he is expert in this area. Here is link to his listing in Portola springs. He can probably guide you in the right direction, and may offer some rebates too on the commission. https://www.talkirvine.com/index.php/topic,16490.0.html

Congrats

Depends on the price point. Anything less than 850K is still flying out of the market. Maybe it is taking little longer

And this seems to have driveway as well. Quick sell

All Luna Plan 3s have attached garages. We were almost going to buy this few years ago, when they opened up back in 2014.

If you have an unique home with little or no comps, then perhaps you need a super awesome agent who can wow buyers for you. USC

That was quick. How you did that Martin. I thought EB wasn't selling well?

Any feedback on Redfin's services to sell your house. They charge 1% commission, which is less than typical 2.5% you have to pay your listing agent. Thoughts?

Trump lays into the Federal Reserve, says he's 'not thrilled' about interest rate hikes. https://www.cnbc.com/2018/07/19/trump-lays-into-the-fed-says-hes-not-thrilled-about-interest-rate-.html

What would be the original purchase price of this? Looks like very well upgraded. What does ROI calculation stands on this.. BTB?

So what is a good pricing strategy in this climate when listing? Lets say if there is a very similar size, floor plan comp sold 4-6 months ago, list at that price or +/- 3%?

You got offers without an open house? Who was saying this is a slow market or homes arent selling fast