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New pricing is right at 800k for Plan 1.  The ones closer to Portola are Motorcourt with shorter driveways but a bigger backyard.

Santa Barbara Version 5S from Woodbury in 2010

Went with a friend to tour the condos in Irvine: Bang for buck, I think these are the cheapest per sq footage.  A condo, their Plan 2 with faulted ceilings is rare nowadays.  Caserta is a re-hash of Santa Barbara in Woodbury with new upgrades.  $673,000 for attached :(.....I remember passing...

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/52-Ovation-92620/home/50264957 How much would this setup cost?  I think they added the fireplace....

Does anyone know if these are detached?  At over $416 sq ft for a 3 bd condo, seems pretty high for a new build.....

I like the wood accent wall.  I spoke to the Venetian Flooring guy and he gave me the "bitter beer" face when I said I wanted a wood accent wall....lol

Saw Caserta and out of the newer condos in Irvine, I would rank: Agave, Luna, Caserta in that order so far....

Likes: Typically a bit cheaper than surrounding comps due to new phase, new, trendy options such as California/Obsv Room, Glass Folding Doors vs Sliding, make home how you like Dislikes: Long wait lists, long wait lists, have to pay for upgrades, landscaping, not quite move in ready if you are...

Finishing up Phase 2, which is opening weekend release.  Phase 1 was pre-release 2 weeks before opening.

FCBs are not just in Irvine.  My co-worker lives in Newport Beach and he says many FCBs are buying up in his neighborhood as well.  Sendero @ Rancho Mission Viejo has slowed down a lot since opening other than the Seacountry and Tri-Pointe homes which I feel are better built than the IP homes. ...

Per City of Irvine report..."On June 17, FivePoint Communities submitted a revised Irvine Wildlife Corridor Plan to the City for its review. City staff is currently reviewing the draft document. FivePoint Communities has also recently reengaged City staff to discuss a process to cooperatively...

Looks like on the map, it will be southwest of the model homes built along 133

I can speak for RoundTree, most lots have 10 foot depths and for Springhouse, around 18-20 foot depths which is around half the size of the model homes.  One model home had a pool in the back. The largest model home, Melrose by Ryland had a nice Vegas like pool with Encore Beach Club Cabanas...

True about Colibri...they got bad publicity for the throw up incident and from what I heard from the Asian saleswoman in the office, high 700s for a 1800 sq ft home with no driveway and 7 foot depth backyard is a tough pill to swallow...especially with Cypress Village and now GP opening..

iPhone Gold 5s Priceless lol... I just checked eBay and Craiglist for the Unicorn iPhone 5s to ship overseas and for those prices, you could pave your own Irvine driveway with a handful of sales

One of my co-workers just moved into his Laguna Altura home but since he has a condo from family that he lived in for pennies, he was thinking about selling.  He bought for $670,000 Plan 1 Siena and saw going prices of $829k.  He was wondering if it was worth it....5% fees plus taxes would...

Question in general regarding the new Irvine homes, how much do you guys price out a driveway with all the new builds in Irvine?  $40-$50k ??? Since most new Irvine Pacific homes are now California Courts like Cypress Village and Stonegate, how much would you value Brand New homes in Irvine...

I went to both but I wanted to see if anyone had an opinion on either one.  I thought that Springhouse was a better home in general but I spoke with the representative at the office and she said it was pretty backed up.  Only Phase 1 was sold during a pre-release 2 weeks before the grand...

I saw on Irvine Housing Blog the review for Pavilion Park Taylor Morrison Springhouse and for Lennar Roundtree.  Have any of you seen these models and which ones are better?