Gohabsgo_IHB
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By the way, I doubt your california room will look like what TIC is showing. They are the masters of staging. It's an illusion.
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bkshopr_IHB
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[quote author="Roo" date=1258003153]Bk, why are there so many asian in Irvine?</blockquote>
Irvine Asians go visit relatives in SGV and brag about about how clean, safe, and smart Irvine is and their relatives and friends are envious and want to move to Irvine.
Asians see 99 Ranch Ranch Supermarket bags have 2 flagship locations printed on the bag and want to move there.
Asians associate Louis Vuitton, Hermes, and Gucci at South Coast Plaza with Irvine.
Asian parents go to J/K/C towns and brag about their Joy Luck kids attending the fabulous Irvine schools and compare their children to less fortunate cousins got in trouble in inner city schools.
Older parents living in SGV brag about their kids graduated from college and found a 6 digit salary job in Irvine.
UCI is a good university with the highest Asian population and parents can still do laundry for kids weekly and cook them Shark Fin Soup. May be their kids can find good Asian wife and husband there and not having to marry outside the race.
ABC generation who can't read Chinese menu can point to pictures in Irvine Chinese resturant menu.
Boba and Yogurtland in Irvine fulfilled Asian cravings.
Chinese is afraid of crime.
Chinese is afraid of racism.
Chinese like new homes because they are afraid of ghost in old houses.
Asians like wide and straight Irvine streets because it is safer for their driving skill.
Asians love so many piano teachers in Irvine.
Chinese like stucco mcmansion with fake stone around the entry.
Chinese like little yard because they don't like yard work.
Asians like order and follow the leader.
Lexus, Honda, and Toyota dealers are all there.
3 Costcos.
Irvine Asians go visit relatives in SGV and brag about about how clean, safe, and smart Irvine is and their relatives and friends are envious and want to move to Irvine.
Asians see 99 Ranch Ranch Supermarket bags have 2 flagship locations printed on the bag and want to move there.
Asians associate Louis Vuitton, Hermes, and Gucci at South Coast Plaza with Irvine.
Asian parents go to J/K/C towns and brag about their Joy Luck kids attending the fabulous Irvine schools and compare their children to less fortunate cousins got in trouble in inner city schools.
Older parents living in SGV brag about their kids graduated from college and found a 6 digit salary job in Irvine.
UCI is a good university with the highest Asian population and parents can still do laundry for kids weekly and cook them Shark Fin Soup. May be their kids can find good Asian wife and husband there and not having to marry outside the race.
ABC generation who can't read Chinese menu can point to pictures in Irvine Chinese resturant menu.
Boba and Yogurtland in Irvine fulfilled Asian cravings.
Chinese is afraid of crime.
Chinese is afraid of racism.
Chinese like new homes because they are afraid of ghost in old houses.
Asians like wide and straight Irvine streets because it is safer for their driving skill.
Asians love so many piano teachers in Irvine.
Chinese like stucco mcmansion with fake stone around the entry.
Chinese like little yard because they don't like yard work.
Asians like order and follow the leader.
Lexus, Honda, and Toyota dealers are all there.
3 Costcos.
bkshopr_IHB
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RC,
When you have a happy family it does not matter where you are, where you live, and what materialistic possessions you have. All those things are to fill a void that is serious lacking and mask out the reality of an unhappy marriage with illusion of a good life that one would hope by having it would automatically repair dysfunctional relationship.
I live in a beautiful neighborhood now to compensate for 18 years of suffering.
When you have a happy family it does not matter where you are, where you live, and what materialistic possessions you have. All those things are to fill a void that is serious lacking and mask out the reality of an unhappy marriage with illusion of a good life that one would hope by having it would automatically repair dysfunctional relationship.
I live in a beautiful neighborhood now to compensate for 18 years of suffering.
Gohabsgo_IHB
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[quote author="bkshopr" date=1258005895]RC,
When you have a happy family it does not matter where you are, where you live, and what materialistic possessions you have. All those things are to fill a void that is serious lacking and mask out the reality of an unhappy marriage with illusion of a good life that one would hope by having it would automatically repair dysfunctional relationship.
I live in a beautiful neighborhood now to compensate for 18 years of suffering.</blockquote>
You are a little rough around the edges!
When you have a happy family it does not matter where you are, where you live, and what materialistic possessions you have. All those things are to fill a void that is serious lacking and mask out the reality of an unhappy marriage with illusion of a good life that one would hope by having it would automatically repair dysfunctional relationship.
I live in a beautiful neighborhood now to compensate for 18 years of suffering.</blockquote>
You are a little rough around the edges!
bkshopr_IHB
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[quote author="Roo" date=1258006468][quote author="bkshopr" date=1258005895]RC,
When you have a happy family it does not matter where you are, where you live, and what materialistic possessions you have. All those things are to fill a void that is serious lacking and mask out the reality of an unhappy marriage with illusion of a good life that one would hope by having it would automatically repair dysfunctional relationship.
I live in a beautiful neighborhood now to compensate for 18 years of suffering.</blockquote>
You are a little rough around the edges!</blockquote>
I am on a Graph Snark mode today!
Anymore question?
When you have a happy family it does not matter where you are, where you live, and what materialistic possessions you have. All those things are to fill a void that is serious lacking and mask out the reality of an unhappy marriage with illusion of a good life that one would hope by having it would automatically repair dysfunctional relationship.
I live in a beautiful neighborhood now to compensate for 18 years of suffering.</blockquote>
You are a little rough around the edges!</blockquote>
I am on a Graph Snark mode today!
Anymore question?
PANDA_IHB
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[quote author="bkshopr" date=1258004627][quote author="Roo" date=1258003153]Bk, why are there so many asian in Irvine?</blockquote>
Irvine Asians go visit relatives in SGV and brag about about how clean, safe, and smart Irvine is and their relatives and friends are envious and want to move to Irvine.
Asians see 99 Ranch Ranch Supermarket bags have 2 flagship locations printed on the bag and want to move there.
Asians associate Louis Vuitton, Hermes, and Gucci at South Coast Plaza with Irvine.
Asian parents go to J/K/C towns and brag about their Joy Luck kids attending the fabulous Irvine schools and compare their children to less fortunate cousins got in trouble in inner city schools.
Older parents living in SGV brag about their kids graduated from college and found a 6 digit salary job in Irvine.
UCI is a good university with the highest Asian population and parents can still do laundry for kids weekly and cook them Shark Fin Soup. May be their kids can find good Asian wife and husband there and not having to marry outside the race.
ABC generation who can't read Chinese menu can point to pictures in Irvine Chinese resturant menu.
Boba and Yogurtland in Irvine fulfilled Asian cravings.
Chinese is afraid of crime.
Chinese is afraid of racism.
Chinese like new homes because they are afraid of ghost in old houses.
Asians like wide and straight Irvine streets because it is safer for their driving skill.
Asians love so many piano teachers in Irvine.
Chinese like stucco mcmansion with fake stone around the entry.
Chinese like little yard because they don't like yard work.
Asians like order and follow the leader.
Lexus, Honda, and Toyota dealers are all there.
3 Costcos.</blockquote>
I nominate BKshopr as the funniest man on IHB.
hahaha.... Dude, this one is a master piece.
Irvine Asians go visit relatives in SGV and brag about about how clean, safe, and smart Irvine is and their relatives and friends are envious and want to move to Irvine.
Asians see 99 Ranch Ranch Supermarket bags have 2 flagship locations printed on the bag and want to move there.
Asians associate Louis Vuitton, Hermes, and Gucci at South Coast Plaza with Irvine.
Asian parents go to J/K/C towns and brag about their Joy Luck kids attending the fabulous Irvine schools and compare their children to less fortunate cousins got in trouble in inner city schools.
Older parents living in SGV brag about their kids graduated from college and found a 6 digit salary job in Irvine.
UCI is a good university with the highest Asian population and parents can still do laundry for kids weekly and cook them Shark Fin Soup. May be their kids can find good Asian wife and husband there and not having to marry outside the race.
ABC generation who can't read Chinese menu can point to pictures in Irvine Chinese resturant menu.
Boba and Yogurtland in Irvine fulfilled Asian cravings.
Chinese is afraid of crime.
Chinese is afraid of racism.
Chinese like new homes because they are afraid of ghost in old houses.
Asians like wide and straight Irvine streets because it is safer for their driving skill.
Asians love so many piano teachers in Irvine.
Chinese like stucco mcmansion with fake stone around the entry.
Chinese like little yard because they don't like yard work.
Asians like order and follow the leader.
Lexus, Honda, and Toyota dealers are all there.
3 Costcos.</blockquote>
I nominate BKshopr as the funniest man on IHB.
hahaha.... Dude, this one is a master piece.rickhunter_IHB
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I would agree that the product is designed for the Wang, but that's the product. You were pointing to the sales process in your original post and I dont see anything that stands out as targeting the Chinese.
Now, are you speculating that they are more likely to extend invitations to the Chinese and Caucasian buyers?
Or is it more likely that they are extending invitations to potential buyers that came in the last phases or are on the prequalified, interested list?
[quote author="bkshopr" date=1258002208]If you are a Wang or Smith then you will likely to receive an mailer. If you are a Hernandez then I am not so sure.
Products are totally designed to avoid certain Feng Shui pit falls. The homes were designed with carefully placement of toilet locations. The plans reflect sensitivity to Asian philosophy.</blockquote>
Now, are you speculating that they are more likely to extend invitations to the Chinese and Caucasian buyers?
Or is it more likely that they are extending invitations to potential buyers that came in the last phases or are on the prequalified, interested list?
[quote author="bkshopr" date=1258002208]If you are a Wang or Smith then you will likely to receive an mailer. If you are a Hernandez then I am not so sure.
Products are totally designed to avoid certain Feng Shui pit falls. The homes were designed with carefully placement of toilet locations. The plans reflect sensitivity to Asian philosophy.</blockquote>
bkshopr_IHB
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[quote author="rickhunter" date=1258007721]I would agree that the product is designed for the Wang, but that's the product. You were pointing to the sales process in your original post.
[quote author="bkshopr" date=1258002208]If you are a Wang or Smith then you will likely to receive an mailer. If you are a Hernandez then I am not so sure.
Products are totally designed to avoid certain Feng Shui pit falls. The homes were designed with carefully placement of toilet locations. The plans reflect sensitivity to Asian philosophy.</blockquote></blockquote>
I am not perceiving your question correctly please elaborate.
[quote author="bkshopr" date=1258002208]If you are a Wang or Smith then you will likely to receive an mailer. If you are a Hernandez then I am not so sure.
Products are totally designed to avoid certain Feng Shui pit falls. The homes were designed with carefully placement of toilet locations. The plans reflect sensitivity to Asian philosophy.</blockquote></blockquote>
I am not perceiving your question correctly please elaborate.
bkshopr_IHB
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[quote author="rickhunter" date=1258001663]Sales Process...
1. Email Guests, Invitation
2. Throw party
3. Get buyers to pre qualify
4. Select buyers based on qualifications
5. Sell homes
Does this sound any different than what went on or is going to go on at Woodbury, or any other sales event?
Does it sound like they are targeting a specific ethnicity?
</blockquote>
This appears to be the correct chronological sequence of events that occurred recently in WE.
1. Email Guests, Invitation
2. Throw party
3. Get buyers to pre qualify
4. Select buyers based on qualifications
5. Sell homes
Does this sound any different than what went on or is going to go on at Woodbury, or any other sales event?
Does it sound like they are targeting a specific ethnicity?
</blockquote>
This appears to be the correct chronological sequence of events that occurred recently in WE.
rickhunter_IHB
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Ok. So we agree that this sales process is general and common, in fact, it is what you gotta do these days to be successful. But nothing to imply that they are doing this just for the Chinese.
BK - From reading your posts, I tend to think you're making fun of the chinese, but what you're actually doing is branding them, and if you're able to get TIC to understand that you know the people and the people are buying TIC properties, then I guess TIC will take your advice in building the homes BK's way.
[quote author="bkshopr" date=1258008288][quote author="rickhunter" date=1258001663]Sales Process...
1. Email Guests, Invitation
2. Throw party
3. Get buyers to pre qualify
4. Select buyers based on qualifications
5. Sell homes
Does this sound any different than what went on or is going to go on at Woodbury, or any other sales event?
Does it sound like they are targeting a specific ethnicity?
</blockquote>
This appears to be the correct chronological sequence of events that occurred recently in WE.</blockquote>
BK - From reading your posts, I tend to think you're making fun of the chinese, but what you're actually doing is branding them, and if you're able to get TIC to understand that you know the people and the people are buying TIC properties, then I guess TIC will take your advice in building the homes BK's way.
[quote author="bkshopr" date=1258008288][quote author="rickhunter" date=1258001663]Sales Process...
1. Email Guests, Invitation
2. Throw party
3. Get buyers to pre qualify
4. Select buyers based on qualifications
5. Sell homes
Does this sound any different than what went on or is going to go on at Woodbury, or any other sales event?
Does it sound like they are targeting a specific ethnicity?
</blockquote>
This appears to be the correct chronological sequence of events that occurred recently in WE.</blockquote>
bkshopr_IHB
New member
[quote author="rickhunter" date=1258009364]Ok. So we agree that this sales process is general and common, in fact, it is what you gotta do these days to be successful. But nothing to imply that they are doing this just for the Chinese.
BK - From reading your posts, I tend to think you're making fun of the Chinese, but what you're actually doing is branding them, and if you're able to get TIC to understand that you know the people and the people are buying TIC properties, then I guess TIC will take your advice in building the homes BK's way.
[quote author="bkshopr" date=1258008288][quote author="rickhunter" date=1258001663]Sales Process...
1. Email Guests, Invitation
2. Throw party
3. Get buyers to pre qualify
4. Select buyers based on qualifications
5. Sell homes
Does this sound any different than what went on or is going to go on at Woodbury, or any other sales event?
Does it sound like they are targeting a specific ethnicity?
</blockquote>
This appears to be the correct chronological sequence of events that occurred recently in WE.</blockquote></blockquote>
TIC is afraid that I would know too much and felt their California Room invention trade secret would not be safe guarded when I am a regular here at IHB. They would rather have a not perfect house for the Chinese to protect their trade secret methodology.
No one else knows this 45% demographic well as me. The so call 200+ surveyed vocal participants were the peripheral consumers. Young Asian and Caucasian buyers who filled out forms.
Hardcore 1.0 generation reserve native Chinese consumers never participate in surveys and focus group. The home design is far from perfect in satisfying the need of the sack cash buyers. The language barrier prevents even the savviest marketeers from reaching out to this group which will also be the robust consumer segment looking for homes in the upper end array.
Homes were designed by Caucasians who do not even do stir-fry. The entire process were executed by westerners without a clue of the eastern philosophy totally absent of an Asian specialist to trouble shoot the products.
From the Ivy floor plan commentary post they did learn to get toilets away from the entry.
PM me if you want to avoid the bad floor plans.
I once took my hardcore Chinese relatives to PeiWei for a Chinese meal cooked by Mexican chefs. It was a disaster.
BK - From reading your posts, I tend to think you're making fun of the Chinese, but what you're actually doing is branding them, and if you're able to get TIC to understand that you know the people and the people are buying TIC properties, then I guess TIC will take your advice in building the homes BK's way.
[quote author="bkshopr" date=1258008288][quote author="rickhunter" date=1258001663]Sales Process...
1. Email Guests, Invitation
2. Throw party
3. Get buyers to pre qualify
4. Select buyers based on qualifications
5. Sell homes
Does this sound any different than what went on or is going to go on at Woodbury, or any other sales event?
Does it sound like they are targeting a specific ethnicity?
</blockquote>
This appears to be the correct chronological sequence of events that occurred recently in WE.</blockquote></blockquote>
TIC is afraid that I would know too much and felt their California Room invention trade secret would not be safe guarded when I am a regular here at IHB. They would rather have a not perfect house for the Chinese to protect their trade secret methodology.
No one else knows this 45% demographic well as me. The so call 200+ surveyed vocal participants were the peripheral consumers. Young Asian and Caucasian buyers who filled out forms.
Hardcore 1.0 generation reserve native Chinese consumers never participate in surveys and focus group. The home design is far from perfect in satisfying the need of the sack cash buyers. The language barrier prevents even the savviest marketeers from reaching out to this group which will also be the robust consumer segment looking for homes in the upper end array.
Homes were designed by Caucasians who do not even do stir-fry. The entire process were executed by westerners without a clue of the eastern philosophy totally absent of an Asian specialist to trouble shoot the products.
From the Ivy floor plan commentary post they did learn to get toilets away from the entry.
PM me if you want to avoid the bad floor plans.
I once took my hardcore Chinese relatives to PeiWei for a Chinese meal cooked by Mexican chefs. It was a disaster.
reason_IHB
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[quote author="roundcorners" date=1258003902]The Chinese in me is really tempted to buy.... TIC is really drawing out the materialistic side to own the newest, greatest & latest toy; all justified with satisfying my perceived happiness in out-doing my peers & family with the wiliness to work my hands to the bone in lieu of being emotionally available to the family, wife and kid...
The Husband/Father in me is also tempted, but the price is still too high... but boy that drive to provide a nice place to the wife and kid is really strong... Got to be patient, have faith, keep focus and step back emotionally...
The Christian in me is disgusted... I still can't believe that I'm can still be temporarily tempted/obsessed/blinded by a inanimate object! It's a stupid California Room, a covered patio! The California Room will not bring you true happiness! Sure it might be neat, but sooner or later you'll be bored again... Focus on what is important, relationships, being (emotionally) present to the people you care about, don't stretch for any material possession. Wait and learn patience and contentment... wait on God, Irvine might be where we lay roots, but it might not... Realize that we are so blessed already, and we have so much to be thankful for already... Happiness is living life well, and we already have it living within God's will everyday, whether renting, owning; living in a one-bedroom or a mansion; in Irvine or in LA...</blockquote>
Very well stated. Thank you for reminding us what is truly important. God bless.
The Husband/Father in me is also tempted, but the price is still too high... but boy that drive to provide a nice place to the wife and kid is really strong... Got to be patient, have faith, keep focus and step back emotionally...
The Christian in me is disgusted... I still can't believe that I'm can still be temporarily tempted/obsessed/blinded by a inanimate object! It's a stupid California Room, a covered patio! The California Room will not bring you true happiness! Sure it might be neat, but sooner or later you'll be bored again... Focus on what is important, relationships, being (emotionally) present to the people you care about, don't stretch for any material possession. Wait and learn patience and contentment... wait on God, Irvine might be where we lay roots, but it might not... Realize that we are so blessed already, and we have so much to be thankful for already... Happiness is living life well, and we already have it living within God's will everyday, whether renting, owning; living in a one-bedroom or a mansion; in Irvine or in LA...</blockquote>
Very well stated. Thank you for reminding us what is truly important. God bless.
bkshopr_IHB
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[quote author="reason" date=1258011756][quote author="roundcorners" date=1258003902]The Chinese in me is really tempted to buy.... TIC is really drawing out the materialistic side to own the newest, greatest & latest toy; all justified with satisfying my perceived happiness in out-doing my peers & family with the wiliness to work my hands to the bone in lieu of being emotionally available to the family, wife and kid...
The Husband/Father in me is also tempted, but the price is still too high... but boy that drive to provide a nice place to the wife and kid is really strong... Got to be patient, have faith, keep focus and step back emotionally...
The Christian in me is disgusted... I still can't believe that I'm can still be temporarily tempted/obsessed/blinded by a inanimate object! It's a stupid California Room, a covered patio! The California Room will not bring you true happiness! Sure it might be neat, but sooner or later you'll be bored again... Focus on what is important, relationships, being (emotionally) present to the people you care about, don't stretch for any material possession. Wait and learn patience and contentment... wait on God, Irvine might be where we lay roots, but it might not... Realize that we are so blessed already, and we have so much to be thankful for already... Happiness is living life well, and we already have it living within God's will everyday, whether renting, owning; living in a one-bedroom or a mansion; in Irvine or in LA...</blockquote>
Very well stated. Thank you for reminding us what is truly important. God bless.</blockquote>
I agree with RC and Reason.
The Husband/Father in me is also tempted, but the price is still too high... but boy that drive to provide a nice place to the wife and kid is really strong... Got to be patient, have faith, keep focus and step back emotionally...
The Christian in me is disgusted... I still can't believe that I'm can still be temporarily tempted/obsessed/blinded by a inanimate object! It's a stupid California Room, a covered patio! The California Room will not bring you true happiness! Sure it might be neat, but sooner or later you'll be bored again... Focus on what is important, relationships, being (emotionally) present to the people you care about, don't stretch for any material possession. Wait and learn patience and contentment... wait on God, Irvine might be where we lay roots, but it might not... Realize that we are so blessed already, and we have so much to be thankful for already... Happiness is living life well, and we already have it living within God's will everyday, whether renting, owning; living in a one-bedroom or a mansion; in Irvine or in LA...</blockquote>
Very well stated. Thank you for reminding us what is truly important. God bless.</blockquote>
I agree with RC and Reason.
reason_IHB
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[quote author="bkshopr" date=1258011869][quote author="reason" date=1258011756][quote author="roundcorners" date=1258003902]The Chinese in me is really tempted to buy.... TIC is really drawing out the materialistic side to own the newest, greatest & latest toy; all justified with satisfying my perceived happiness in out-doing my peers & family with the wiliness to work my hands to the bone in lieu of being emotionally available to the family, wife and kid...
The Husband/Father in me is also tempted, but the price is still too high... but boy that drive to provide a nice place to the wife and kid is really strong... Got to be patient, have faith, keep focus and step back emotionally...
The Christian in me is disgusted... I still can't believe that I'm can still be temporarily tempted/obsessed/blinded by a inanimate object! It's a stupid California Room, a covered patio! The California Room will not bring you true happiness! Sure it might be neat, but sooner or later you'll be bored again... Focus on what is important, relationships, being (emotionally) present to the people you care about, don't stretch for any material possession. Wait and learn patience and contentment... wait on God, Irvine might be where we lay roots, but it might not... Realize that we are so blessed already, and we have so much to be thankful for already... Happiness is living life well, and we already have it living within God's will everyday, whether renting, owning; living in a one-bedroom or a mansion; in Irvine or in LA...</blockquote>
Very well stated. Thank you for reminding us what is truly important. God bless.</blockquote>
I agree with RC and Reason.</blockquote>
Seriously, I see these projects on a daily basis. I can actually see the models from my window ever since they broke ground. You might say, I have been goo-goo ga-ga these dang new homes from day one. I have been mumbling to myself, "I am going to get a particular model with the California room." I even told me wife. (BTW, she says it's a fancy covered patio). But just reading RC's quote really smack me in the face and woke me up to a better perspective. Thanks!
The Husband/Father in me is also tempted, but the price is still too high... but boy that drive to provide a nice place to the wife and kid is really strong... Got to be patient, have faith, keep focus and step back emotionally...
The Christian in me is disgusted... I still can't believe that I'm can still be temporarily tempted/obsessed/blinded by a inanimate object! It's a stupid California Room, a covered patio! The California Room will not bring you true happiness! Sure it might be neat, but sooner or later you'll be bored again... Focus on what is important, relationships, being (emotionally) present to the people you care about, don't stretch for any material possession. Wait and learn patience and contentment... wait on God, Irvine might be where we lay roots, but it might not... Realize that we are so blessed already, and we have so much to be thankful for already... Happiness is living life well, and we already have it living within God's will everyday, whether renting, owning; living in a one-bedroom or a mansion; in Irvine or in LA...</blockquote>
Very well stated. Thank you for reminding us what is truly important. God bless.</blockquote>
I agree with RC and Reason.</blockquote>
Seriously, I see these projects on a daily basis. I can actually see the models from my window ever since they broke ground. You might say, I have been goo-goo ga-ga these dang new homes from day one. I have been mumbling to myself, "I am going to get a particular model with the California room." I even told me wife. (BTW, she says it's a fancy covered patio). But just reading RC's quote really smack me in the face and woke me up to a better perspective. Thanks!
bkshopr_IHB
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[quote author="Roo" date=1258004400]By the way, I doubt your california room will look like what TIC is showing. They are the masters of staging. It's an illusion.</blockquote>
The computer 3D simulation commercial did not illustrate the 6' high walls and 5 neighboring properties contiguous to the party yard with their neighbors from the second story windows staring down at the cherry floating on their drinks.
The computer 3D simulation commercial did not illustrate the 6' high walls and 5 neighboring properties contiguous to the party yard with their neighbors from the second story windows staring down at the cherry floating on their drinks.
reason_IHB
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[quote author="bkshopr" date=1258013704][quote author="Roo" date=1258004400]By the way, I doubt your california room will look like what TIC is showing. They are the masters of staging. It's an illusion.</blockquote>
The computer 3D simulation commercial did not illustrate the 6' high walls and 5 neighboring properties contiguous to the party yard with their neighbors from the second story windows staring down at the cherry floating on their drinks.</blockquote>
Haha! you are very detail-oriented. My wife and I mentioned the same thing; and that is, the homes are so near each other. Can you just imagine sitting under your California room with noisy neighbors? Forget about tranquility.
The computer 3D simulation commercial did not illustrate the 6' high walls and 5 neighboring properties contiguous to the party yard with their neighbors from the second story windows staring down at the cherry floating on their drinks.</blockquote>
Haha! you are very detail-oriented. My wife and I mentioned the same thing; and that is, the homes are so near each other. Can you just imagine sitting under your California room with noisy neighbors? Forget about tranquility.
bkshopr_IHB
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[quote author="reason" date=1258014262][quote author="bkshopr" date=1258013704][quote author="Roo" date=1258004400]By the way, I doubt your california room will look like what TIC is showing. They are the masters of staging. It's an illusion.</blockquote>
The computer 3D simulation commercial did not illustrate the 6' high walls and 5 neighboring properties contiguous to the party yard with their neighbors from the second story windows staring down at the cherry floating on their drinks.</blockquote>
Haha! you are very detail-oriented. My wife and I mentioned the same thing; and that is, the homes are so near each other. Can you just imagine sitting under your California room with noisy neighbors? Forget about tranquility.</blockquote>
Tranquility is found at the pocket parks after 11pm and before the 4:30 am scheduled sprinkler time. You can bring a portable beach chair, set it out on the lawn, drink some Corona but you must avoid Spirit's shower time. and enjoy your private moment. Also make sure Deuce is not around because he can smell the Corona from the 714 side of Irvine.
The computer 3D simulation commercial did not illustrate the 6' high walls and 5 neighboring properties contiguous to the party yard with their neighbors from the second story windows staring down at the cherry floating on their drinks.</blockquote>
Haha! you are very detail-oriented. My wife and I mentioned the same thing; and that is, the homes are so near each other. Can you just imagine sitting under your California room with noisy neighbors? Forget about tranquility.</blockquote>
Tranquility is found at the pocket parks after 11pm and before the 4:30 am scheduled sprinkler time. You can bring a portable beach chair, set it out on the lawn, drink some Corona but you must avoid Spirit's shower time. and enjoy your private moment. Also make sure Deuce is not around because he can smell the Corona from the 714 side of Irvine.
Spinderella_IHB
New member
[quote author="bkshopr" date=1258015399]Tranquility is found at the pocket parks after 11pm and before the 4:30 am scheduled sprinkler time. You can bring a portable beach chair, set it out on the lawn, drink some Corona but you must avoid Spirit's shower time. and enjoy your private moment. Also make sure Deuce is not around because he can smell the Corona from the 714 side of Irvine.</blockquote>
Hee! And Amen.
You're a real asset to these parts, <strong>bk</strong>! I don't know what IHB would do without you.
Hee! And Amen.
You're a real asset to these parts, <strong>bk</strong>! I don't know what IHB would do without you.
ABC123_IHB
New member
The Irvine Company is way behind the times.
This is what a real <a href="http://www.colrich.com/index.php?/communities/photos1/CopperWood-at-La-Costa-Oaks">California Room</a> should look like (notice the decent sized lot). Why would anyone want to live in Irvine, when they can choose to send their child to the prestigious Encinitas and San Dieguito Union School Districts and also be conveniently located near shopping, restaurants and beaches.
<img src="http://02c6385.netsolhost.com/images/gallery/copperwood_livingroom.jpg" alt="" />
This is what a real <a href="http://www.colrich.com/index.php?/communities/photos1/CopperWood-at-La-Costa-Oaks">California Room</a> should look like (notice the decent sized lot). Why would anyone want to live in Irvine, when they can choose to send their child to the prestigious Encinitas and San Dieguito Union School Districts and also be conveniently located near shopping, restaurants and beaches.
<img src="http://02c6385.netsolhost.com/images/gallery/copperwood_livingroom.jpg" alt="" />
dethman_IHB
New member
[quote author="sc fan" date=1257938279]fyi - carmel now says from low 900s...</blockquote>
hmm i'm still getting 'prices anticipated from high 800,000's' on the site for carmel.
hmm i'm still getting 'prices anticipated from high 800,000's' on the site for carmel.