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I actually just say both today.  I think Casero is better then Primrose.  There is more privacy on the side yards from the street since its elevated.

The loft is what made the modified Carmel plan 2 the best plan (in the original phase, not the new pahse b/c that flex room is just in a bad place)

He thought the chicken-wire for the shower was very cheap.  he stated its usually only used for the outside of the home, but it is probably still up to code.

When I got a preview of carmel, they kepts talking up the plastic pipes - like its the newest and best thing out there. As for the construction in general, I agree that they are gettig cheap.  I walked thru my house with an independent contractor (going to upgrade floors after close).  He noted...

How many homes in each phase?  How many phases?

Looks like Sonoma is sold out now. As I drove by I saw the Carmel II open house.  Looks like the psuedo-models are along Mapleton with the backyard facing keystone.  There are lots all the way to rolling green - opposite sonoma.  Looks like they got some good lots.

ok, but I still don't see the links/button... to upload an image for a post?

The wall in the back is about 8 homes away up against keystone.  these "models" are set up on rode that enters into sonoma region.

Just heard from a lender. A 60 day lock with zero points on a super-conforming mortgage is 4.375.  That's with the builders boa lender too.

Got an e-mail yesterday that showed the carmel II lots.  Instead of a model they drew out the floor plan on the actual lot and even used astroturf.  They have a "walk-thru" this weekend.

I have heard about that its costly to repair built in frig.  I kind of like the idea of getting a counter depth and modifying the cabinets to make it look built in.  With this approach you can even that the frig with you if you move.  However, I'm still up in the air about this.

I used to be able to upload pics with ease but can't do it now.  What changed?

Aren't they duplexes?  That would explain the sub-association HOA

thanks.  I think your right.  need to pay more attention to these things.

I think some Las Colinas might start in the 900's (at least based on the TIC website).  Though that probably means 989's

that's exactly where it is (I'd insert a pic from my house but I can't figure out how to do it).  The pic i have of the model cuts off the ceiling so I can't tell if there is a beam (i don't remember there being one)

Has anyone who moved into sonoma noticed any architectural differences between their bathroom and the corresponding model.  I'm moving into a Plan 1 and there seems to be a an extra beam above the shower area - not sure what to make of it.

And then there was one.  Only one Sonoma Plan 1 remains.  Its on Rolling Green  - from the last phase. Also, as I drove by today, right across the street from the sonoma homes on rolling green are 4 signs for carmel lots.  Two of the lots have "in escrow signs"  Didn't realize that carmel II...

based on their website they are detached http://www.vandaele.com/neighbourhood-intro-page/?id=589

Has anyone figured out if Seville is a traditional SFR or if its on a motorcourt? The location may be suboptimal given is proximity to the highway