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<p>I was wondering if there is a list somewhere where we can see current new homes for sale and planned.</p> <p>I know the Villages of Columbus are selling, plus the 9,000 new homes for the Great Park and the 4,000, I believe in Orchard. Anyone else have a definitive list?</p>

<p>Just like everyone else, I'm waiting for price drops somewhere in OC, most likely Irvine or Mission Viejo, but want to know what everyone guesses will be prices in the future? 2 years, 5 years from now?</p> <p>A random example, <a...

<p>Do the KB Homes and Hovnanian going to fall further? Looks like I missed the boat when these stock have fallen 10 points in 3 months. Damn it! Could have made some easy cash.</p> <p><a href="http://finance.yahoo.com/q/cq?d=v1&s=hov%2ckbh">http://finance.yahoo.com/q/cq?d=v1&s=hov%2ckbh</a></p>

<p>As Fraychielle said, the sad thing is that $315 is way too overpriced. Low 200's if you ask me. These apartments will be in the 200's by late this year, early next.</p>

<p>Talk about lowering the comps.</p> <p>The 635 Sq. Ft. condo, 1br/1ba, listed at $315,900. MLS#: P573692</p> <p>Others listed at: $359 $360 $369 $399 $409</p>

http://www.ocregister.com/ocregister/money/homepage/article_1665135.php 174 foreclosures a month in OC and many lenders are helping buyers, though many won't qualify. This will put at least a damper on major price reductions as there will be some that are saved.

dayday, you see these properties falling to 250K or lower? Would be a disaster for the current owners. Though, looking at the current prices and trends, it should drop. The funniest listing on Watermarke is the 2/2 listed for 925, where a comp is listed for 740. This guy is in la-la land...

<p>dayday, don't forget that the seller will pay for 2 years of the HOA. At $286/month, that's nearly 7K, effectively making the price 353K.</p>

<p>announced that they will help sub prime borrowers restructure, keeping prices high.</p> <p><a href="http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070417/risky_mortgages.html?.v=8">http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/070417/risky_mortgages.html?.v=8</a> </p>

<p>All the numbers everyone has pointed out are very interesting, especially the 15% loss of 25 - 34 year old in OC. Wow.</p> <p>I think the bottom line is that people just can't afford to pay the current prices of homes or don't want to pay overpriced $ for a apartment, I mean home. My...

I thought the bail out, like the current one in Ohio, would have current homeowners get into 30 year fixed rates that would allow them to keep their homes and not foreclose. Am I wrong?

<p>I sent this email to Irvine Renter. Let me know your thoughts on this matter as well.</p> <p>"I will either be purchasing a house or renting in the next year in Irvine or the surrounding area. I read your comments about the 40% drop in prices in Irvine on another blog and have a question...