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Taiko and Fukada come to mind for Irvine Japanese. South County might have a variety of random places, but most of them are mediocre IMO. I meant they seem to be getting better options as far as quality goes, but their restaurants are nothing to write home about as a whole. Another thing that's...

They have a few things we're missing, but overall South County has a really lackluster food scene. It seems to be getting better little by little.

I love Board and Brew, but it really depends what sandwiches you order. Beer selection is top tier though. Nice to see that both The Stand and Board & Brew are going to be next to each other for the beer lovers.

And if you're into sandwiches, Windsor owns a place in Anaheim called Windsor Brown's that has beer and sandwiches.

The homes up on the hill next to the pedestrian bridge in PS were barely missed when they were still in the process of being built. They did a good job of stopping it before it went even deeper into the residential streets, but it was a close one.

Are you a resident of The Meadows? If so, do you have kids? I'm wondering how people feel about the lack of a school from a personal perspective. I don't know anyone who lives there so I haven't had a chance to get a real feel for that. From an outsider looking in, it seems like a school was...

Not trying to be combative in any way, but PS has endured numerous fires, it wasn't just a one time thing. I'm born and raised in Irvine and that area has had its share of fires over the years. I'm actually surprised insurers are not considering it in the fire hazard zone.

Shea is going to be at build-out in no time with these prices. :LOL:

Termites holding hands...HAHA!

Do you think potential buyers are being steered to other projects like Cielo now because of this?

Oak Creek is getting a Golden Spoon...interesting to see them make a comeback. Westpark is getting The Great Greek Mediterranean Grill...probably taking the place of Luna Grill that just closed. Paris Baguette is coming to Campus Plaza...maybe where the shuddered Asian Box was?

I'm not sure if a first time homebuyer has almost a million dollars in cash. This home cannot be financed. And this requires much more than a fixer upper. Also, millennials are up to 40+ years old, so not sure if this is the generation you're referring to. Plus, convenience is....convenient haha.

This is 100% a teardown. Looking at the photos, it looks like it has stuff from floor to ceiling and the description makes it sound like you shouldn't even go inside.

I remember there were a few homes like that in Turtle Ridge back in the day. People bought in the tract with the largest homes they had, and sat bare like the one you sent above for years. Crazy.

Makes me wonder if they're trying to play some sort of game with this.

That spot is cursed. Nothing ever lasts there. Shame though because I liked that store.

I'm actually not shocked to hear this info. I've always felt they priced some of their homes more fair compared to the competition, and tend to churn out seemingly higher quality products IMO. I also agree with the part about their floorplans. Shea likes to add more unique aspects and smaller...

Homes in Hidden Canyon have sold for 7-9M recently...yeah HC is bonkers.

It's kind of confusing because when you get on the Lennar website and look at the overall site map for that community, the lots look smaller. The visual above seems to somehow account for beyond the actual lot line. Hmmm

They're probably auditing this forum as we speak and are going to raise prices now. :LOL: