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true, no wonder my wife's English is getting worse by the day since we moved to Irvine!  >:(

yeah skull & bones

There are more Chinese obviously, close proximity to Asian supermarkets and restaurants.

The Chinese still prefers Irvine over Newport Coast, even the super wealthy ones.

I think if you need a place to live and not look at it as an investment, it's ok to buy even at today's prices. looking long term, we all should do quite ok. with that said, go buy that 40 Modena place at Laguna Altura. You won't be disappointed.

It's 98% build out and people (mostly FCB's) are still looking to buy in this development!

a great one-story home for senior mama and papa.

I doubt this will be sold so fast. In fact, I think they will have to drop the price to get it sold.... only time will tell, maybe as soon as this weekend? hahahttp://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/40-Modena-92618/home/40439233

You see this with Asian families mostly. They would open up all windows, even after moving in months after. Maybe it's really the concern for hazardous air or just to save electricity using mother nature AC, for a million + dollar home  ;)

Only $50 bucks? my electric bill is almost $150 for this month!

A million dollars is not what it used to be.  ???

NEW Laguna Altura MLS listing: 54 BIANCO Irvine, CA 92618 http://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/54-Bianco-92618/home/40099657#! It's friggin crazy asking price of $849K!

one of the most expensive homes next to the Great Landfill.

got a lot to hide of the interior. must be a fixer upper crap for half a mil.

San Marino is a small town. Irvine is hoping to grow into like a San Jose of Southern Ca.

also in English:http://irvine.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?publish_id=276

for all you FCB's to watch: http://irvine.granicus.com/MediaPlayer.php?publish_id=279

Watch this video of the Irvine Ranch, a Hollywood production more or less... http://www.irvinecompany.com/about-us

very funny

I see a lot of them in rental communities at or around Cypress Village.