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OH is not on the map for some reason???  OC Register notes 1,400 homes for OH.

It can't all be low income housing.  Can it??

Not following you.  I would put the gates in all day long if my HOA fees only goes up by $10/month.

Capella is probably the best bang for the buck based on price per sf (dependent on lot size). 

Why would you say it has little to no chance of happening?  If the value of my home increases by $100K or more because of the guard gates, I would seriously vote in favor of installing it. 

If the majority of the HOA members vote for gates, then it can be done.  The Hawks Pointe development in Fullerton did exactly this.  If members of the HOA believe the values of their home will increase significantly if gates were installed there would be no reason not to do it.  Laguna altura...

I believe the non-gated side can be easily converted to being guard gated as there is no public school inside the development.  Northwood High is located/situated just like Orchard Hills School.....outside of the new home development. 

Believe it or not, but most of the homes in Irvine have full driveways as well.

It's the same reason why schools districts have enrollment boundaries.  School districts and parents want their children to attend the same elementary, then the same middle school and then the same high school.  It's important for the community/families and for the kid's to maintain and foster...

I say gate the all!  I love gates myself and I am not a FCB. 

Yes.  I am the prime example.  It is a huge turn off that within "tracts" kids will have to go to different school districts!!

If you can't take the heat you need to get out of the Kitchen (Irvine).  In about 5 to 10 years Irvine will be about 85% Asian/FCBs. 

Exactly my point.  Don't split up the development.  Gated side goes to TUSD and non-gated goes to IUSD.  Even better that way.

I really believe the first phase has NO interest because it's all TUSD lots.  TIC/IP really should have made ALL of Strada and Terraza open to homeowners to attend either TUSD or IUSD.  Imagine how many more buyers there would be.  I for one didn't if look at this initial phase because it was...

You really have a lot of negatives working against Strada: 1. Tiny little lots (or should I say "NO" backyards) 2. Overpriced (Price per SF is the same a the much luxurious guard gated side Groves.) 3. Split school districts 4. Small loft/bonus room TIC/IP will need to lower prices or provide...

Does anyone know what the broker co-op is for Strada? 

Does anyone know what the broker co-op IP is offering on this homes? 

Does anyone know if there are some larger (5,000+ sf) lots available for Strada?

so that is the only apartment near OH?  No more slated to be built? 

Does anyone know if they are building any affordable homes or apartments in Orchard Hills?