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Here's a 180deg pan pic of the Prado lots. <blockquote>http://img291.imageshack.us/my.php?image=panps2rs6.jpg</blockquote>

2 or the 3 house tucked the ovens away...the designer that did that should have been slapped. I know why they did that...to make the kitchens seem even bigger...but the oven is the hearth of the home. Pic: <blockquote>http://img293.imageshack.us/my.php?image=img1244im9.jpg</blockquote>

I was surprised on some of the touches added in to this project, like the multi levels on each floor. Like mentioned earlier a drain in the laundry room...even though a washer tube with drain would have done. Multi zoned AC system. Large front/side yards on some of the lots. The recycle...

With as many empty codos we see in Irvine area, you might be right. 2002 or 2001 will be the final resting spot.

Tricky the Serra's by Standard Pacific Homes have better view lots (lolercoaster, I wonder how THAT happened!)... Both properties have good designs. But, I can bet my last dollar Bren's son wants those 3 houses off the market. Price busters are never welcome. btw, I would buy one of these...

In the last 2 decades, some areas Like SF, La Jolla, Del Mar or Turtle Ridge for that matter will NEVER has nor will they see rental parity...too much demand from aging population with money....you have to wait until all the baby boomers die off. BUT, places on the outskirts WILL. Those are...

14 DANIEL CIRCLE SUFFIELD, CT 06078 $379,900 http://www.realtor.com/search/listingdetail.aspx?lid=1084244174 Looking at other retirement home prices in that area, that's a good deal.

There will always be people with money. Hell, if you had 500k in oil/nat gas stocks in 2001....you could have bought that place.

He needs to retire to Florida. Yes, he did a good job late 90's and early 2000, but he blew it in 2002. Things should have been tightened, just a tad. Money was too easy to get for the banks, and they blew it left and right.

The law states you have to currently have a DTI of above 35%. Many of the alt-a people will be. I suspect the FHA will run out of the 400,000 loans in the first 6 months. The loan handouts will start in oct. So we will know soon enough how it's working.

lol, i don't know about everything. 2010 sounds like the bottom from that story. 2014 is when it picks back up on it's cyclical swing.

Nope, the apartment projects over by woodbury still had lot of work going on last week....it might mean no more new projects...which I agree. the 1000+ units over in woodbury and the 1500 over at "the park at spectrum" (which will take 2 more years to finish) is enough to last for another 5...

We are definitely not at the bottom...but it is slowing. We are at the 1/3 spot on a parabolic curve.