Lots 1,2 and 3 are definitely nowhere close to 7000 Sqft. They are more aligned to 4000 sqft. There?s not much of a city view but some nice orchard views though.
The richest real estate developer Donald....not trump but Bren is upping the antes.
http://www.businessinsider.com/amazon-jeff-bezos-hq2-donald-bren-irvine-2017-10?utm_content=bufferc38d2&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer-bi
Starting prices out for Toll Bros.
http://app.update.lennar.com/e/es?s=216761605&e=37975&elqTrackId=049244e86a9c4cb183c5c6676d6856e2&elq=6849f0e033044f0e9e7502feee69b195&elqaid=13448&elqat=1
Thoughts on the Vistas (by Toll Bros) vs Altair? Seems like each place has its pros and cons. Wonder if pricing would be comparable to Alta or Bella. IRUSD > TUSD but location Orchard Hill > Altair (due to proximity to potential cemetery, landfill and jail)
I think the market is the best gauge and it speaks for itself as the homes here do sell for a premium and they sell fairly quickly because it is gated and it has no MR. LR may not be for Funkie, but he's quite off on his analysis.
Depending on what phase you bought and what plan (field, hill or Grove) gains are more like anywhere between $400k to $800k, much more than average gain.
Price per square feet is over $500 for view lots and slightly less without. Generally higher than the surrounding PS area.
Neighbor's house had multiple offers on day one of listing and sold quickly.
I realize there is a scarcity of raw undeveloped vacant land in Irvine, but if anyone is aware of any parcel 10-30 acres or larger that is available, please advise. Thanks in advance.