NathanIrvine
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Anyone know how the various communities are selling at OH? Especially the Grove?
??? said:Entrada is suffering, with only 6 of 9 homes sold and no waiting list at all, it seems. The sales office was a ghost town and the sales lady was willing to cooperate more. In fact, she even hinted that Entrada might still sell even if the market crashes. Plan 2X, Plan 2, and Plan 3 each have one home left to sell. The sales office really lacked information.
Vista Scena not doing well either. 8 of the 10 homes are sold, with no waiting list (it seems). Parking lot was more crowded with people in every model. Homes facing the park were all sold.
Terrazza looks nearly sold. Sales lady mentioned that the next phase will start in the low millions. I think that's a lie.
Strada's first phase is sold. IUSD phases coming soon will have demand.
Capella looks like it is swamped. Amelia and Trevi's first two phases are sold.
jmoney74 said:I'm just going to call it PS 2.
http://www.talkirvine.com/index.php/topic,10941.msg231121.html#msg231121test said:OH is more like PS 2.0
http://www.talkirvine.com/index.php/topic,11765.msg231464.html#msg231464test said:OH is PS 2.0.
http://www.talkirvine.com/index.php/topic,11778.msg231844.html#msg231844test said:OH is essentially PS 2.0
test said:jmoney74 said:I'm just going to call it PS 2.
Funny, I said the same thing here,
http://www.talkirvine.com/index.php/topic,10941.msg231121.html#msg231121test said:OH is more like PS 2.0
Here,
http://www.talkirvine.com/index.php/topic,11765.msg231464.html#msg231464test said:OH is PS 2.0.
And here,
http://www.talkirvine.com/index.php/topic,11778.msg231844.html#msg231844test said:OH is essentially PS 2.0
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Is the price really that much higher? Which tract(s)? I thought it was more like $40-50psf higher.AA said:Based on PSF, OH (non gated side) is about $100 PSF higher than PS or PP.
Question for all of the Realtors on this board: In your expert opinion, will this spread premium continue for the next 5 to 10 years or in perpetuity? Or will the spread premium go away with PSF decreasing in OH (non gated side) and/or PS PSF going up?
i1 said:Is the price really that much higher? Which tract(s)? I thought it was more like $40-50psf higher.AA said:Based on PSF, OH (non gated side) is about $100 PSF higher than PS or PP.
Question for all of the Realtors on this board: In your expert opinion, will this spread premium continue for the next 5 to 10 years or in perpetuity? Or will the spread premium go away with PSF decreasing in OH (non gated side) and/or PS PSF going up?
Not a realtor but fwiw, I think OH elevation will always hold appeal, view or not. But the advantage of it feeling more central may fade as other areas get more built out.
Irvinecommuter said:i1 said:Is the price really that much higher? Which tract(s)? I thought it was more like $40-50psf higher.AA said:Based on PSF, OH (non gated side) is about $100 PSF higher than PS or PP.
Question for all of the Realtors on this board: In your expert opinion, will this spread premium continue for the next 5 to 10 years or in perpetuity? Or will the spread premium go away with PSF decreasing in OH (non gated side) and/or PS PSF going up?
Not a realtor but fwiw, I think OH elevation will always hold appeal, view or not. But the advantage of it feeling more central may fade as other areas get more built out.
Depending on what happens with the other HS in IUSD, there is the Northwood High School factor.
One little problem with your comparison....the starting prices for the originals were the prices before we got the 20-25% run up in prices in 2013. Add another $100k to $150k to the originals and then you'll be comparing apples to apples. One thing that I do agree with you is that the Trevi homes will see the best appreciation in OH.??? said:Entrada Starting Price: $628,000
Santa Maria (identical floorplan) Starting Price: $432,000
Vista Scena Starting Price: $702,000
Cambria (identical floorplan) Starting Price: $548,600
Terrazza Starting Price: $855,000
Saratoga (identical floorplan) Starting Price: $678,800
Strada Starting Price: $970,000
Mendocino (identical floorplan) Starting Price: $769,000
OH is supposed to never be sold if the market crashes, but this shows how much of a discount you can get when the market crashes in Irvine.
P.S. Trevi buyers will cash in BIG time. 7030 sf > 6020 sf
Turtle Ridge 6020 sf resale: $5.5 million
jmoney74 said:Irvinecommuter said:i1 said:Is the price really that much higher? Which tract(s)? I thought it was more like $40-50psf higher.AA said:Based on PSF, OH (non gated side) is about $100 PSF higher than PS or PP.
Question for all of the Realtors on this board: In your expert opinion, will this spread premium continue for the next 5 to 10 years or in perpetuity? Or will the spread premium go away with PSF decreasing in OH (non gated side) and/or PS PSF going up?
Not a realtor but fwiw, I think OH elevation will always hold appeal, view or not. But the advantage of it feeling more central may fade as other areas get more built out.
Depending on what happens with the other HS in IUSD, there is the Northwood High School factor.
PS2 ... copyright Jmoney
USCTrojanCPA said:One little problem with your comparison....the starting prices for the originals were the prices before we got the 20-25% run up in prices in 2013. Add another $100k to $150k to the originals and then you'll be comparing apples to apples. One thing that I do agree with you is that the Trevi homes will see the best appreciation in OH.??? said:Entrada Starting Price: $628,000
Santa Maria (identical floorplan) Starting Price: $432,000
Vista Scena Starting Price: $702,000
Cambria (identical floorplan) Starting Price: $548,600
Terrazza Starting Price: $855,000
Saratoga (identical floorplan) Starting Price: $678,800
Strada Starting Price: $970,000
Mendocino (identical floorplan) Starting Price: $769,000
OH is supposed to never be sold if the market crashes, but this shows how much of a discount you can get when the market crashes in Irvine.
P.S. Trevi buyers will cash in BIG time. 7030 sf > 6020 sf
Turtle Ridge 6020 sf resale: $5.5 million