Marigold at Cypress Village

[Leano]

I agree.  Not to mention it is awfully close to the freeway.  You can hear it from the street.

 

[Leano]

Did anyone receive call from sales office? If so, when did you sign up for the list?

I received a call when they released Phase 3, which I passed on.  However they are releasing Phase 4 right now and I have not released any phone calls.  Go figure.

I think you mean - I have not received a phone call 

When did you enter the list?

I entered the list on the first day, a couple of hours after they sent the email for signups. 

Current Phase 4 pricing is $5000 more than the Phase 3.  That would apply to Lots 49, 50, 43, 44.  I don't have the exact price list for all the lots at the moment.  But they should have it released to the public by this coming week, right after they sell all of them.

Then the lots in the back without any neighbors have an additional $20,000 lot premium on it.  That would be lots 48, 47, 46, and 45.  So the most expensive plan is Plan 3, and being without any neighbors in the back, that plan is at $775,000. 

I find that extremely hard to swallow considering Phase 1, Plan 3, also without any neighbors in the back started at $736,000.

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Here's Phase 3B Pricing for comparison:

Plan 1 - $724,700
Plan 2 - $737,000
Plan 3 - $749,300

These plans in Phase 3 all have neighbors in every direction.

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P.S. I did eventually receive a phone call for Phase 4.

So you got a house in Phase 4?  When is it estimated to close?

 

[ZeroLot]

So you got a house in Phase 4?  When is it estimated to close?

I passed on Phase 4.  I just wanted a phone call.  ;D

Phase 1 is scheduled to move in mid-November.

 

[bwpunch]

Phase 11
Model#1 741,800
Model#2 762,200
Model#3/3x 774,600

 

[Leano]

Last night was the pre-closing dinner hosted by Irvine Pacific for homes in Phase 1, 2 and 3 in Marigold, Magnolia and Mulberry.

Anyone here attended the event?

 

[Leano]

Phase 11
Model#1 741,800
Model#2 762,200
Model#3/3x 774,600

I heard they sold all Phase 11 already.

 

[Chairman]

Last night was the pre-closing dinner hosted by Irvine Pacific for homes in Phase 1, 2 and 3 in Marigold, Magnolia and Mulberry.

Anyone here attended the event?

oh cool... did you attend?

 

[Leano]

Last night was the pre-closing dinner hosted by Irvine Pacific for homes in Phase 1, 2 and 3 in Marigold, Magnolia and Mulberry.

Anyone here attended the event?

oh cool... did you attend?

Yes I did.  It was nice to get to meet future neighbors.  There were a lot of kids, mostly the Mulberry residents which was kinda expected. 

 

[Chairman]

Congrats on your new home purchase! I will probably see you around the neighborhood one of these days.

 

[test]

CV is by far the best location in north irvine.  And the price reflects it.

CV > SG > PP > LR

 

[iacrenter]

CV is by far the best location in north irvine.  And the price reflects it.

CV > SG > PP > LR

Test,

When did you start smoking the pipe? Or did you forget to code in [/sarcasm]?

 

[Chairman]

Last night was the pre-closing dinner hosted by Irvine Pacific for homes in Phase 1, 2 and 3 in Marigold, Magnolia and Mulberry.

Anyone here attended the event?

oh cool... did you attend?

Yes I did.  It was nice to get to meet future neighbors.  There were a lot of kids, mostly the Mulberry residents which was kinda expected.

How was your pre dry wall walk through and post walk through? Did you feel the build quality was there with your home? Did you monitor your home and frequently visit it as it was being built? Lastly, see anything glaring or were you happy overall with how you were treated and if issues were addressed in a timely manner? Thanks.

 

[irvinehomeowner]

CV is by far the best location in north irvine.  And the price reflects it.

CV > SG > PP > LR

Please elaborate how you arrived at this conclusion?

I forgot to tell everyone that my wife test changed jobs from William Lyon to Irvine Pacific.

 

[Leano]

Last night was the pre-closing dinner hosted by Irvine Pacific for homes in Phase 1, 2 and 3 in Marigold, Magnolia and Mulberry.

Anyone here attended the event?

oh cool... did you attend?

Yes I did.  It was nice to get to meet future neighbors.  There were a lot of kids, mostly the Mulberry residents which was kinda expected.

How was your pre dry wall walk through and post walk through? Did you feel the build quality was there with your home? Did you monitor your home and frequently visit it as it was being built? Lastly, see anything glaring or were you happy overall with how you were treated and if issues were addressed in a timely manner? Thanks.

This is our first time buying a new construction home so I don't really know what to expect.. I trust that the quality is good since (according to the sales office) the homes go through 130 inspections from start to finish. I guess I will find out when we get to live in the home.  I frequently drive by the house but have only been inside 4x.  I have not had any complaints so far.  IP were able to address all of our questions.

 

[Leano]

Congrats on your new home purchase! I will probably see you around the neighborhood one of these days.

Thank you! Did you buy a property at CV too?

 

[qwerty]

I trust that the quality is good since (according to the sales office) the homes go through 130 inspections from start to finish.

i have a bridge i would like to sell you.

 

[iacrenter]

I trust that the quality is good since (according to the sales office) the homes go through 130 inspections from start to finish.

i have a bridge i would like to sell you.

Caveat Emptor.

Consider hiring your own home inspector. This is likely the largest purchase of your life. Don't take chances, let a professional assure you there are no significant building issues. You can not trust the builders to look out for your interest.

 

[ZeroLot]

I trust that the quality is good since (according to the sales office) the homes go through 130 inspections from start to finish.

i have a bridge i would like to sell you.

Caveat Emptor.

Consider hiring your own home inspector. This is likely the largest purchase of your life. Don't take chances, let a professional assure you there are no significant building issues. You can not trust the builders to look out for your interest.

I definitely agree with Tyler.  I will be hiring a professional new home inspector to evaluate my new house before I sign off.  If we all need a home inspector to check out a used house, why not for a new one too?

 

[test]

You gotta do it at various stages of construction before the drywall goes up, otherwise no point really.

 

[Chairman]

For Irvine Pacific, I don't think they allow you to bring your own inspector pre drywall. I will gently push for this and see if I can be persuasive enough to make it happen. Anyone go through this process yet with any insight to provide? Many thanks in advance.