Cielo million dollar price drops
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Government regulations. Same with hybrid cars that have tiny batteries.
This one is actually not bad. It is a big pie shape back yard. One of the best shapes for backyard.
vsfan
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why do builders do this tiny size of solar install? what is the point of only 9 panels???
CalBears96
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They put in 11-12 panels, which is about 4kW system. It's mandatory for new homes to install solar panels, but with NEM3, it's useless unless you install battery as well. It's unnecessary cost to install a big system without battery.
GrowthStateofMind
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Darn, could have been a smaller baseball field
Funny how the builders will not put roof tiles under the solar panels. They can save like what 500 dollars?
I wonder if the Toll Brothers will do this for their $7M OH4 houses. They did this for their $3M Meadows.
The only exception I know is Olivewood. Maybe they knew the price was too high since the beginning.
I wonder if the Toll Brothers will do this for their $7M OH4 houses. They did this for their $3M Meadows.
The only exception I know is Olivewood. Maybe they knew the price was too high since the beginning.
Government regulations. Same with hybrid cars that have tiny batteries.
I think they know no one is going to walk on that area of the roof. They must have done some waterroof work for that area though.
Lot 83 was recently sold. Does anyone know how much it was closed at?
And we're back to million dollar price jumps.
CalBears96
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Delusional.
toekneechin
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irvinehomeowner
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Do they also have "Premium Driveway"?
CalBears96
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Better than 3800 sq ft lot for a 3200 sq ft houses at Olivewood.
irvinehomeowner
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Wow... even our 1300sft home was on a 5000+sft lot. But that was built in the 70s. 2020s more money, less lot.
iacrenter
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BKShopr on the old IHB had a few rules regarding ideal setbacks and lot sizes:
1. House area should not exceed 40% of lot size.
2. Front setback should match the house width.
3. Garage width should be 40% or less of house width.
4. Rear yard depth should be house height + 50%.
Good luck finding this in Irvine new construction today.
1. House area should not exceed 40% of lot size.
2. Front setback should match the house width.
3. Garage width should be 40% or less of house width.
4. Rear yard depth should be house height + 50%.
Good luck finding this in Irvine new construction today.