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This community is a tragic by-product of the survey and focus group respondents that ranked low priority to exterior elevations in exchange for more "value".

The detached condos that look like the Coronado condos in WBE that were built by KB.  There will probably be smog absorbing roofs (that solves the pollution j/k) and solar gimmicky offerings packaged in.

I like how they mitigate the visitor parking issues by potentially rebranding the SFR's as detached condominiums to avoid the general ordinance requirements.  It is also interesting how they are measuring the rear yard setback from the second floor (10') to offset the short 5' backyards (from...

Kiss the land originally planned to be a park goodbye.

What's the sold pin count at?

Hi! I knew a girl that was dating a cheap ass asian FCB that bitched her out cause when she dumped and wiped she didn't fold the soiled toilet paper in half to make a second pass.  Sheeitt.

Should the conforming jumbo loan limit drop in Oct., any guesses on what phase this development will stall in?

28 sales is a lot.  They must be offering significant incentives to motivate purchasers. 

Was referring more to a 1 to 2 lane addition as opposed to a new freeway (105).

Usually freeways get wider with population growth, so what happens when the 133 widens the 133 or the govt. exercises eminent domain powers on land adjacent to the freeway?  I'm on a slippery slope today.

I would not raise kids near a freeway.  http://healthyliving.ocregister.com/2011/04/07/freeway-airunkind-to-mouse-brains/31109/ http://sciencedude.ocregister.com/2009/06/15/health-risks-from-freeways-worse-than-thought/36707/

I saw the 3CWG, it has an amazing feel.  I can comprehend the obsession. -Whopper

Mate, I would prefer to have a back yard with > than 4'-5' depth.  I cannot enjoy a cold amber one within that space.  Also, what's the joy of looking out of a rear facing window and observing a concrete masonry block wall? 

This phase is for the west lots, about as close as you can get to the toll road.  Note that email says large private side yards, but does not mention the 4'-5' backyard depth.

Mates, here's the Plan 3 Kitchen (cabinets and islands locations sprayed in lime green): The bloke who made these plans left the bloody windows out of every bathroom but the master bath. Cheers!

During the routine unauthorized recon mission, extremely small rooms were observed.  Here's the "great room": I'm no BK, but these plans seemed to deviate from the typical Collection feel.  I'm guessing these plans were conceived pre-Collection era.  One of the plan's 1/2 bathroom reminded me...

These look like a concoction of Santa Barbara, Los Altos, and Capistrano on steroids! a lil Santa B' + some Los Altoz = BOOM!  ~ 6 2 6 ~

This was taken last Sat.  Toll road in background.

I have a feeling KB will offer greater incentives (include side yard landscaping, floors, moldings, etc.) or bring back our old friend, the teaser rate loan, to help move inventory.

I am I missing something by thinking that the toll road above grade is worse than having it level or below grade?  I would think the toll road below grade (like Northpark and the 261) would abate more noise, have less environmental fallout, and at least keep it out of sight. It's a shame...