Jasmine at Cypress Village
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Irvinecommuter
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Just looking at the floorplans...it's almost identical to San Mateo at Stonegate
http://www.villagesofirvine.com/Villages-and-Neighborhoods/Cypress-Village/Residence/Jasmine
http://www.villagesofirvine.com/Villages-and-Neighborhoods/Stonegate/Residence/San-Mateo
http://www.villagesofirvine.com/Villages-and-Neighborhoods/Cypress-Village/Residence/Jasmine
http://www.villagesofirvine.com/Villages-and-Neighborhoods/Stonegate/Residence/San-Mateo
mewzikmahn
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Hi all. Newbie here so bear with this first post of mine. 
My wife and I have been shopping around CV for the past couple months now, and recently have been working with the WF mortgage consultant for CPH on the Caserta neighborhood right next to Jasmine. Fairly spacious townhomes for the price IMO, especially compared to some of the other CV neighborhoods for $/sq ft. Granted, Caserta are attached townhomes and not detached SFR's.
In any case, the mortgage consultant mentioned to us just this morning that her associate is working Jasmine, and the anticipated purchase price is going to be above $700,000. I'm sure some of you may have already known or anticipated this, but thought I would share for the rest of us.
It was certainly news to my wife and I as I'd thought (or at least *hoped*) the prices would stay under $700,000--in the high $600,000's--as originally advertised. Perhaps that was only to be the case with the starting price, say for the Plan 1, with the other Plans 2 & 3 easily creeping above and well into the $700's. I've certainly seen this happening all throughout the CPH and IP neighborhoods in CV, so I know I really shouldn't be surprised here.
Nonetheless, it's a bit of a bummer as we were hoping to move before the baby in July. We've literally been driving through CV nearly every Sat/Sun since the new year.
Cheers
My wife and I have been shopping around CV for the past couple months now, and recently have been working with the WF mortgage consultant for CPH on the Caserta neighborhood right next to Jasmine. Fairly spacious townhomes for the price IMO, especially compared to some of the other CV neighborhoods for $/sq ft. Granted, Caserta are attached townhomes and not detached SFR's.
In any case, the mortgage consultant mentioned to us just this morning that her associate is working Jasmine, and the anticipated purchase price is going to be above $700,000. I'm sure some of you may have already known or anticipated this, but thought I would share for the rest of us.
It was certainly news to my wife and I as I'd thought (or at least *hoped*) the prices would stay under $700,000--in the high $600,000's--as originally advertised. Perhaps that was only to be the case with the starting price, say for the Plan 1, with the other Plans 2 & 3 easily creeping above and well into the $700's. I've certainly seen this happening all throughout the CPH and IP neighborhoods in CV, so I know I really shouldn't be surprised here.
Nonetheless, it's a bit of a bummer as we were hoping to move before the baby in July. We've literally been driving through CV nearly every Sat/Sun since the new year.
Cheers
YellowFever
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irvinehomeshopper
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First Jade then Jasmine and will we be expecting Oolong or Dragon Well?
irvinehomeowner
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Feng Hill and Shui Ridge
irvinehomeshopper
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Feng you and Shui me
Sam78
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We drove around Jasmine yesterday late evening. We managed to sneak past the construction doors into the Jasmine community and took a walk.
The Sales office is ready. They are finishing up the three model homes. All the internal roads are complete. They are currently building phase 1 - wooden structures....
the bummer is: they are building their first phase on the other side of the model homes, near the 5 -freeway. You can see the 5-free way from the new homes that are being built. I could not hear any 5-freeway noise though. There is still another complex (Acacia?) between 5-freeway and Jasmine. So the early adopters / cheap price will start with homes near 5 freeway. By the time, it comes to the 10th phase, near the model home, the price would have gone up considerably. It wont be a "high 600K home" anymore.
We were worried about resale value and decided to pass on Jasmine.
The Sales office is ready. They are finishing up the three model homes. All the internal roads are complete. They are currently building phase 1 - wooden structures....
the bummer is: they are building their first phase on the other side of the model homes, near the 5 -freeway. You can see the 5-free way from the new homes that are being built. I could not hear any 5-freeway noise though. There is still another complex (Acacia?) between 5-freeway and Jasmine. So the early adopters / cheap price will start with homes near 5 freeway. By the time, it comes to the 10th phase, near the model home, the price would have gone up considerably. It wont be a "high 600K home" anymore.
We were worried about resale value and decided to pass on Jasmine.
Sam78 said:
You should also take a look at Entrata and Vista Scena at Orchard Hills coming this May, looks like they are in the same price range. The price will go up a little once they are release. If you act now and get on their priority list, you might have a shot at their first phase, which the prices are closer to these below.
Entrata by Irvine Pacific?
1,494 - 1,809 sq. ft.
Price: High $500,000's
Vista Scena by Irvine Pacific?
1,586 - 1,914 sq. ft.
Price: Low $600,000's
peteanh said:
I don't have the first hand info, Meggie post some info from another thread.
IP prices copied from a website:
Entrata by Irvine Pacific?
1,494 - 1,809 sq. ft.
Price: High $500,000's
Vista Scena by Irvine Pacific?
1,586 - 1,914 sq. ft.
Price: Low $600,000's
Corte Bella by Irvine Pacific?
1,833 - 2,325 sq. ft.
Price: Mid $700,000's
Terrazza by Irvine Pacific?
1,981 - 2,408 sq. ft.
Price: Low $800,000's
Strada by Irvine Pacific?
2,195 - 2,680 sq. ft.
Price: Low $900,000's
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