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http://www.redfin.com/CA/Orange/803-N-Morgan-St-92867/home/4393230 Inconspicuous condenser placement. Idea probably looked good on paper

But seriously folks....

http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/119-Fallingstar-92614/home/21622321 Anyone have the downlow on this piece of estate? Listed for $299K ($244 a square) Listing agent claims there are 16 offers already. Many above the asking price.

Well, even if home prices stop dropping, I think everyone universally agrees that home prices will not appreciate at a pace that would outrun inflation. This view is certainly not limited to the members of this blog. There's always new real estate on the market for sale, even in Irvine...

I've been looking at the $400K price range in Irvine and I can confirm that anything in this price range with 3bed/2bath is quickly snapped up. (although calling a 1,300 sq ft unit a three bed is really pushing it) The majority of the units i've taken a look at are in woodbridge...

have more kids. More kids equals more tax deductions and bigger house. Even more kids leads to reality tv show. Do you need to live in Irvine? I'd rent in one of those woodbury townhome apartments if i had a family.

What if the question was more specific, for example, "Are the costs associated with remodeling my home at historical low?"

Standard Pacific is cool, but definitely go with the John Laing, they are a reliable company and will be around for years to come, unlike stan pac.