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I see. People want side yard mainly for privacy reason. For a deep backyard without side yard, homeowner sacrifices privacy but gain more effective and flexible use of the space. It is a trade off.

It has a unique selling point of being just cross street from a future retail plaza which is long desired by GP residents. I know not everyone wants to live too close to retails, but some other may be willing to pay a premium for it. Just my two cents and I am not a realtor.

I actual prefer #1, as my current house has a sideyard (11' setback), but I find it wasted as I spent minimum time over there.

Hi, I am inspired by the other thread on desired features of houses. I am also interested in learning about desired features of the lot. Do you prefer back yard or side yard? Say there are two lots of same size of 7000 sqft, which of the following would you prefer? Lot 1: all the lot is in the...

May I know if your mortgage is income-based or asset-based?

I have heard families with young kids moving from IUSD to SVUSD for kids' mental health. Too much pressure for kids to compete in IUSD.

For California, I think Trump's immigration policy is going to reduce the immigration population and therefore decrease the demand for housing?

As the election is fast approaching, I am wondering how ill the housing market be after the election? Does it matter who will be the president?

Why does everyone prefer IUSD over SVUSD? Is SVUSD really that bad?

Hi, everyone, I am glad to be find this forum. I recently stopped by the model homes for Sequoia and really loved the floor plan and the interior design. How do you compare Sequoia to Elevate in Great Park? Both are built by TB.