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Is builder installed not always like this? An example in OH (no idea which builder than was): https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/57-Poncho-92602/ Or if you look on Google Maps you can see newer builds in construction with the prepped roof space for solar, for example in Eastwood:

If you look long enough you end up finding a website that has not updated yet https://www.bexrealty.com/California/Lake-Forest/33-Heliotrope/single-family-home/

It's out https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a46525326/2024-porsche-macan-ev-revealed/

This is who provides fire insurance in California when nobody else will: https://www.cfpnet.com/. You need a separate insurance to cover against other type of incidents (breaking, water damage and so on).

You can always get insurance through the California Fair Plan but his previous premium may seem cheap in comparison.

It was the plan 2 model for KB Elderberry, the outdoor furniture were picked by the builder.

I don't know how many time we will have to repeat it but the Silverado Fire in 2020 reached residential area in PS... It went all the way down to the intersection of Irvine blvd and the 133...

That’s one development I would like to see how much people are paying for home insurance. If PS scares some people this one is right in the middle of a high fire zone.

I think it's pretty appealing with young kids but you are at the mercy of the other neighbor(s) on your private street.

That’s a first :oops: The only rational explanation I can think of is that they used Matterport for the the exit inspection of previous tenants. But that's quite the mistake..

The dealership model has some good to it, it minimize this from happening: https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/tesla-musk-steering-suspension/

Lot 48 has $357K of preselected options?! I guess the bonus room is not cheap but still.

I don't know what you mean 😂

Looks like production units do but the one above was pre-production and did not.

I have the feeling in the coming months we will see a lot more of these, not because the CT is necessarily bad at off-roading but because it is creating a brand new group of off-roading beginner. It's still a 3 tons truck.

So much depreciation on high end EVs and in particular Lucid Air: https://carsandbids.com/search/lucid/air This one is a good exemple, purchase for $180K in Oct 2022 and sold in Apr 2023 for $99.5K with 1700 miles.. https://carsandbids.com/auctions/KYdMvg7v/2022-lucid-air-grand-touring-performance

https://calmatters.org/california-divide/2023/07/electricity-bills/ This article had more detail, very puzzled by this proposal... Edit: At least it won't start in 2024 "Though the state set a 2024 deadline for the commission to establish fixed monthly fees based on customers’ incomes, an...

I think their "distributed CAN bus" architecture may be more interesting than 48V, I'm curious if that is part of the shared documentation.

https://www.irvinecompanyapartments.com/locations/northern-california/santa-clara/santa-clara-square.html You feel right at home here if you have lived in Irvine.