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You missed that the competitor of The Irvine Company forgot to analyze how the smell from the AAA suddenly stops at Northwood Pointe area. Jokes aside, I think the community is really good especially those big SFRs. I did read some crime reports more frequent in that area compare to other...

Hahaha. This guy keeps bashing on that community. It?s actually getting funny, man. Keep on entertaining us. ;D

Are you sure that was the smell from asphalt? I think where there is that San Diego Creek running nearby, there is some strong odor across from all the way from Tustin to Irvine.

Slower they build, more money they get. Unless the housing market crashes.

Why aren?t some restaurants open inside already? Is it because they can still ?claim? they?re losing business and get the government money or something while actually doing really well with takeouts? Or is it because they?re short in staff since many people actually choose not to work and get...

Thanks for your input. That's still very related only to the money issue. What about the life quality? What if one wants to settle at his/her own place for awhile? Sometimes the landlord might sell his rental and the tenant has to move out so it's a bit more unsettled in such case.

I wasn't really talking about money here, but money or ROI is definitely something to consider as well. I was asking more like what would people think or see better. Being an owner/living in a so-called "undesirable condo" unit or living in a probably a better house as a renter.

This home itself is actually pretty good. A popular plan in a popular hood. The only negative is it backs Jeffrey. I personally wouldn't buy, but I'm sure it'll sell for $1.2M.

So the question is... Which is better? a) Being a proud owner of a condwich b) Being a renter for life

Or the land of opportunity :)

Opendoor charges 5% for listing fees. That?s more than many others now days. Interesting.

That's right. You know what time it is. It's the time Delano plan1 hits $1m listing, baby!https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/70-Parkwood-92602/home/167401774 It's looking for almost $90k appreciation in a month. Yes, you'e reading it correctly. They sold and listed again in a month with $90k up.

The smell magically disappears at NW zones. The smell is only at the new constructions by The Irvine Company like EW and OH. Don?t worry. It?s all be gone once they?re fully built and once Five Point is done building at the GP. Yeah, it?s a sarcasm. There is no smell, guys. If you do smell...

Real Estate has become a good investment asset since the interest rates have gone down a lot. CD rates are so low like 0.5% compare to 2 years ago when it was 3+%. So it's natural to see money moving from banks to properties and stocks since those are giving you much more appreciation than...

Totally possible at some communities at El Camino Real and Northwood that has no HOA.

Most of them at PS and GP? Prices there are matching up with other Irvine areas. You think they?ll all be over the asking?

Yeah, let's hear from RE agents in this forum. What do you guys do after you go to the first showing with your clients to the new constructions? After signing that you rep your client, any more hands on works you guys are involved? I guess there are some agents who really care about their...

We might have gotten too deep on different subjects. For Broker Co-op in new builds, it was nice referral fees that the builder gives to the buying agent if he/she brings a client to purchase the home. We all know that agent really does nothing after showing the model homes. The whole process...

But BR and FR won't give you $200k - $500k ROI in 2 years that EW does.

Sorry if you make over $400k? ;D