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What are they building right behind Laguna Altura near the San Diego 405 freeway? I saw some bulldozing activity days ago.

Like supermarkets, restaurants?

What will they do with the undeveloped lands outside Laguna Altura?

Quail Hill is close to 133 & 405 too?

The Cortona residences on Modena Road are 3/4 sold out. I was told by TIC sales agent that after homes on Modena road are completed by middle/end of this year, they will go on to release on Tesoro Road, most likely in early 2013. Then you have Umbria and Triana roads maybe in 2014 and 2015...

No one walks to stores or restaurants nowadays, unless you live in a real big city like New York or Shanghai! Irvine is a small city to me, only 200,000+ population! We use cars more over here, ok? If you want to walk, use the community parks and trails.

To be quite honest, I was there today with my car windows down, and the air was NOT bad at all, and there is no highway traffic noise whatsoever! I think you are exaggerating to diss Laguna Altura. Oh well

Only powerful Irvine asians with their endless supplies of cash could afford that kind of luxury. [/quote cash is king i might add

More than the unsightliness of the place, the air pollution from the proximity to the el toro Y is what should put off the parents of a child. Yeah, living off a freeway at Laguna Altura does seem lowlife, but inside the community, and being gated, does give it an exclusive look and feel...

I was at Woodbury/Stonegate and noticed many trash trucks driving on Sand Canyon Road. Is this going to be like this for many years to come? Forever?

Is it required by law, that the builder/developer inform all prospective buyers about the Frank Bowerman Landfill near Stonegate or even at Portola Springs?

Maybe in the millions decades later, I am very sure! So if you can afford to buy now, go ahead, however, waiting another year or two may work out too because there is still uncertainty with the European markets as well as the US economic recovery. I am thinking of buying middle or end of this...

But Northpark's schools are in Tustin Unified School District?

Wow! At that price $300/psf, I would buy TODAY!

IndieDev, if Laguna Altura is priced right, perhaps 5% lower than what TIC expects now ($355+ SF), would you buy?

Obviously you have NEVER been to Shanghai or any part of China. The Chinese from the Mainland, are one of the BEST drivers in the world and I am NOT kidding!!! Go there and see for yourself!!! I seldom see accidents there even though they drive fast and furious constantly, and have the most...

I thought safety is more important than $$$. They should throw those officials in jail for corruption! I have lived in Shanghai apartments and I thought it was already bad over there, money trumps safety there all the time. Afterall, it's no different here in IRVINE USA too!

Those motor court homes at San Remo have VERY narrow and shared driveways. I was there last weekend and was trying to maneuver my midsized SUV in and out and it was a damn hassle!  Could you imaging if an owner had a Cadillac Escalade backing out of the garage? Opps I just banged into the wall...

I was there yesterday afternoon and saw an Asian (foreigners, Chinese most likely) group that came over in a bus tour organized by a realtor. I wonder what the racial makeup of the community will be like in the years from now or upon full buildout. Would it be another Chinatown?

I am wondering if I should hold off on the purchase till early next year, or late this year, to get better pricing or incentives. Or will the entire Cortona community be sold by that time? Unlikely i suppose.