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Hey Martin - I saw you at Calistoga this afternoon.  Looking good!  Aren't those homes almost all sold out?

Hey TI'ers, My parents just purchased a new Cal Pac home in Portola Springs.  They haven't moved in yet, but I'm seeing ants everywhere.  I know...it's  a new construction and it's hot outside, so that should be expected.  Do you think the builder will treat the property/house if I ask them? ...

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Does anyone have the pricing from the most recent phase release?

SoCal - you never responded to my text.  I'm so sad.  :( :-* :'(

There's no bubble in Irvine, but there might be in Compton.  How can a dump in Compton have a similar $/sqft to a property in Woodbury? https://www.redfin.com/CA/Los-Angeles/1000-E-80th-St-90001/home/7288458 https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/87-City-Stroll-92620/home/45377476

Sounds like you're drinking the KoolAid!  LOL.  Kyrie averaged over 25 pts/game and all those players above averaged over 20 pts/game (and that doesn't even include Isaiah Thomas at 28.9).  You think Lonzo will average 20/game for the first half season? Whatever you're smoking, can I have some...

This voting doesn't make any sense to me.  Can someone please explain how a $950K attached townhome in Orchard Hills (Vista Scena) would appreciate faster than a $850K detached townhome in CVE (Trellis Court)? Are people disregarding the $900kish limit as part of this scenario? 

Completely agree with this, but that's why I added up to 5 votes per voter.  I also realize that most people voting are going to be prospective buyers or more recent buyers.  For me personally, I wanted to use this poll to show the options of "newer" neighborhoods...basically homes built...

I know this is a loaded question.  But if I wanted to buy a property (new or resale) with a max limit of $900K, which of these neighborhoods would yield the best appreciation, if the home were purchased today? 

SoCal....for better or for worse...you are a piece of work.  I love it.  No wonder the butcher was in lust for you....you must be the perfect gf, wife, AND mom!  Can't ask for much more than that!

just transfer all your music to a Zune.  Those things last forever!

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Chill out...i doubt the sound is that bad.  Although I don't live next to any major streets, the sound doesn't seem too bad when I'm driving or walking around there.  I've noticed that you're such a hater of Cypress Village...always trying to throw in rude comments whenever you can.  What's...

I'm in my 40's and grew up right next to a freeway and went to elementary and high school that were right next to the freeway...in a much smoggier part of So Cal....in the 80's.  I know i'm only one case, but I don't have any health issues (nor do any of my high school friends/acquaintances). ...

Once you're inside the confines of CV, it's just like being in Eastwood, SG, or the others.  You don't feel like the I-5 is too close, unless you're unit is backed up right up against the fwy.  Those garbage truck routes....how's that any different than Woodbury or Stonegate?  The bus depot? ...

For Air Pollution, you give Woodbury a '1' and Cypress Village a '3'.  Something seems off there.  Also, there's a big difference between the homes that back right up to the freeway vs those that are between Roosevelt and Trabuco. 

Good to hear the resale market for Parkview has been good.  Ended up buying in Jasmine (Cypress Village).  We liked Baker Ranch, but we need to be closer to the freeways and schools.  The ants were just the last straw for us....I think we were looking for an excuse to not purchase that house.   

How's the ant situation in Baker Ranch?  Is it still bad? We almost bought in Parkview (Toll Bros) but backed out.  There were WAY too many ants in the models and at the specific lot we reserved.  We even talked to one of the newly moved in neighbors and they said the ant problem was pretty bad.