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OMG...AznInvasion... you're kidding me with that price, right?? It's funny...they told us that they were successful with Phase 4 and were going to RAISE their prices for the next phase. Sad.

Hmm... you sound like a total enthusiast, Graphrix! What are you currently driving and what kind of cars have you worked on? I'm a huge BMW fan, but I appreciate all cars on different levels. Do you ever go to the track or canyon runs? If so, you should join my friends and I sometime. :)

Graphrix: A couple of my new favorites at the moment are the new Audi A5/S5 and also the newly released Lexus IS-F. I love BMW, but after owning both an E46 M3 and an E90, I feel that the E46 was much more of a driver-oriented car.

Reason: You can use a lift for a few different things, but yes...it's essentially the same lifts you see in auto shops. There are actually small lifts available that you can bolt onto the ground and can fit in some home garages. It makes it really easy to do things like oil changes, rotating...

NewToOC: Not sure if you are referring to me up there, but just for the record...I'm a girl. =x

Apparently, that particularly area of land used to be a wash station. I'm not exactly sure what the implications may be. Someone should call Lennar and find out. :)

I would love a lift in the garage! Then I could work on my M3 anytime! :D

Construction on the remaining land in Meriweather is temporarily on hold because of soil issues. We were told this a couple weeks ago by one of the neighboring offices. I don't think Lennar wants buyers to know that.

Yea, same here, driveway is important. We plan to live in it for a while or at least until we have kids and need a bigger home.

Just curious to see what kind of homes you all are waiting to buy, i.e, an SFR, townhome, condo, etc. For us, we're looking for a small townhome, 2 bedroom 2 and a half bath, 2 car garage. We work a lot, don't have any kids yet, and have a small dog, so owning a large home right away isn't...

I don't think the revovations and upgrades they did to that house were great anyway. They had bad taste.

Their prices are now in the $700,000s with a $50k incentive. I had the price sheet, but threw it away, so I don't have all the exact figures.

Well, if you add the $20k incentive, it brings the prices to: Residence 1: $354,990 Residence 2: $339,990 Residence 3: $399,990 Residence 5: $414,990 Residence 6: $502,990 That is, of course, purchasing a home with just the standard features. However, if you plan to live there...

Residence 1- $374,990 Residence 2- 359,990 Residence 3- 419,990 Residence 5- 434,990 Residence 6- 522,990 Some plans come with 2-car driveways. Plans 3, 5 and 6 come with 2 car garages. $20,000 incentive that can be used towards buy-down, upgrades or closing costs if you...

That is freaky, Anonymous!!

The thread starter mentioned that they can't disclose it if the person died of AIDS, so why is that different from any other type of death?

Why can't they tell you if they died of AIDS? I'd want to know that.

When we visited 2 weekends ago, they were almost sold out as well. We were looking at the Residence 3. It's amazing how fast they were selling. I found out about Columbus Square through a friend of ours who bought in the last phase. They just moved in during December. He seems very happy with...

I think some communities are probably getting more traffic because of lower prices, but not all of them. We went to Columbus Square and checked out Camden Place and Cambridge Lane and there was a lot of traffic with many of the homes already sold in their current phase. We also visited Portola...

How does it work for people in attached homes? Wouldn't it be required for everyone? If it happened, you couldn't just build the units for people who had insurance.