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You really are sensitive today. There, there.

That being said, even prime neighborhoods in Irvine are suffering. Quail Hill has lost about 70$ sqft at the median since it peaked in late 2010.

Uh oh. Someone is sensitive.

I agree. He thinks Irvine is different and a unicorn. Any guy who relates to a city like someone would relate to a sexy woman, must love living in said city.

When 60% of your after tax income is going towards housing, you have nothing left to do but thug it out to make ends meet.

Chindian graffiti gangsters. Now I've heard of everything.

Definitely female (or feminine).

I think kalbi is female. If kalbi is a guy, he displays a lot of feminine traits (emotionally tense, typical nester, etc).

"You are just a whining loser here hoping that Irvine house price can be 50% off so that you can afford a house here."

I'm not sure who these detractors are, but 2010-2012 was fairly painful. If you bought a median home ($500,000+ dollars) in 2010 and lost 10-15%, you're looking at $50,000 lost equity or more. That's painful for a lot of people. Not all neighborhoods will correct at the same rate, nor will all...

I'd say changing perceptions (a very important factor when it comes to product like Irvine stucco boxes), and of course Irvine bubbled up a bit more than a lot of surrounding communities. More air to push out of the balloon since it popped, so it's taking longer to deflate, but there is no doubt...

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Well it's hard to say. When someone overpays for something and calls it "good schools", they all have their reasons for doing it, none of which I fully understand myself. So I'm unqualified to answer the question.

This thread was doomed from the start since it's a troll thread, so I'll just leave this here:

Chindian children have mastered Multi Variable Calculus by the 3rd grade.

Tustin Legacy will probably have a good Elementary school once the neighborhood has enough school age children (that's the claim from Tustin Unified since the school is currently an adult continuation school). The middle school is Currie which is simply horrible, and Tustin High is okay...

I haven't seen Augusta models except in pictures, but I feel like for the price you get a lot of home compared to any TIC development. I think the big thing keeping chindians away is the Tustin address, and the somewhat poor schools zoned to the area.

Isn't that how Augusta Plan 1 is setup? I remember seeing a rear yard separating the garage from the home, but it was a covered walkway to go in between.

I don't think it can be argued that CG has taken one of the biggest hits since the bubble began for a hood zoned to Irvine Unified. Not even a fleet of Chindian buyers with cash coming out of their woks could save CG. High taxes, Tustin address, and lax lending killed this development. That...

Those fears are a reality for previous TIC customers (Woodbury anything, Portola, etc).