Eastwood@Night
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jmoney74
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Just drove by the other night... Very impressed
Cornflakes
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So, brighter than usual tree upighting is selling the EW homes? TIC does know to differentiate.
timandjess
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Eastwood does feel grand. Wide entrance street lined with giant eucalyptus trees, brilliantly lighted. It feels like a much better community than Stonegate and PS. It also feels like a natural progression for the younger couples who lived at Woodbury to move to when they start their family.
Unfortunately their houses are not very impressive when compared to BP.
Unfortunately their houses are not very impressive when compared to BP.
Didn't go to the grand opening, and haven't gone to see the models yet. But I had a feeling that Eastwood was going to be very nice community just from looking at the location. It seems to be in the sweet-spot of not being ridiculously close to the landfill (like parts of Portola Springs and Stonegate), and having the convenience of being close to the 5 (but not as close as Cypress Village where the noise can become a nuisance). The only thing I could see wrong with EW is the proximity to the trailer park, but who knows; maybe TIC will buy it out and build a shopping center or Eastwood II 
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Overall, I'm looking forward to seeing what's currently being offered, and to see what will be offered in the future on lots 5-9.
. Overall, I'm looking forward to seeing what's currently being offered, and to see what will be offered in the future on lots 5-9.
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acf said:
Eastwood will be less dense since it does not have any apartment complexes like SG, CV, or OH. What also won me over was that the entire community is surrounded by trails (Hicks Canyon up North, Jeffery Trails to the East, and Paseo to the West) all of which are accessible without crossing major intersections. It's really nice they built a tunnel that connects Eastwood over to Jeffery Trail.
I can't wait to see the two additional parks open up.
acf said:
I will look to buy Petaluma. It brings the most value when weighed against the price. Tell me if you're able to snag a home!
It's the right time to strike because it is never the right time to strike. The future is unpredictable, all we can do is gauge our needs against the risks and feel if the timing is right. It's different for everyone. Use the Force.
soyi said:acf said:
I will look to buy Petaluma. It brings the most value when weighed against the price. Tell me if you're able to snag a home!
It's the right time to strike because it is never the right time to strike. The future is unpredictable, all we can do is gauge our needs against the risks and feel if the timing is right. It's different for everyone. Use the Force.
Also if buyer waited for another year or two to take the plunge, all the sub-one-million home at EW will be gone. Unless buyer are looking at existing homes, only available new home in Irvine under $1M 18 month from now will be limited to PS and GP.
I'll let you know if I snag one . I am picky about the exact home I want so if I can't get it, I won't get anything.
Just curious, why do you figure Petaluma's are the best value? They have a higher ppsqft than the other places.
Inc - you make a good point. I guess if you want the latest floorplans, you may need to bite the bullet and take a hit on the home price when it drops if the economy slows/drops. whether it's worth it or not depends on how bad you want new.
. I am picky about the exact home I want so if I can't get it, I won't get anything.Just curious, why do you figure Petaluma's are the best value? They have a higher ppsqft than the other places.
Inc - you make a good point. I guess if you want the latest floorplans, you may need to bite the bullet and take a hit on the home price when it drops if the economy slows/drops. whether it's worth it or not depends on how bad you want new.
soyi said:acf said:
I will look to buy Petaluma. It brings the most value when weighed against the price. Tell me if you're able to snag a home!
It's the right time to strike because it is never the right time to strike. The future is unpredictable, all we can do is gauge our needs against the risks and feel if the timing is right. It's different for everyone. Use the Force.
#soundslikepeerpressure
acf said:I'll let you know if I snag one
Just curious, why do you figure Petaluma's are the best value? They have a higher ppsqft than the other places.
Inc - you make a good point. I guess if you want the latest floorplans, you may need to bite the bullet and take a hit on the home price when it drops if the economy slows/drops. whether it's worth it or not depends on how bad you want new.
soyi said:acf said:
I will look to buy Petaluma. It brings the most value when weighed against the price. Tell me if you're able to snag a home!
It's the right time to strike because it is never the right time to strike. The future is unpredictable, all we can do is gauge our needs against the risks and feel if the timing is right. It's different for everyone. Use the Force.