Ready2Downsize
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Compressed-Village said:
But maybe it comes with the orange bike.
Newer Irvine listings with crazy WTF asking prices from equity sellers
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But maybe it comes with the orange bike.
The Motor Court Company
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pricing fail. they need to have more 8?s in the digits. to target this particular ethnicity that will buy over priced stuff.
aquabliss said:Ready2Downsize said:Compressed-Village said:
But maybe it comes with the orange bike.
For that price it should also include the home next door.
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/32-Bayberry-Way-92612/home/4700587
$1.5 for this fully renovated attached house backing up to Culver. They bought it for $815k in July 2020.
$1.5 for this fully renovated attached house backing up to Culver. They bought it for $815k in July 2020.
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/121-Full-Sun-92618/home/162212124
I just think this is crazy. $1.1M closed cash offer. This is a 3BR attached middle unit 1600 sqft. No upgrades except downstairs flooring it seems. Previously bought for $805k in 6/2019. 36% appreciation in 2.5 years with zero upgrades or remodeling. Just hold and sell.
I just think this is crazy. $1.1M closed cash offer. This is a 3BR attached middle unit 1600 sqft. No upgrades except downstairs flooring it seems. Previously bought for $805k in 6/2019. 36% appreciation in 2.5 years with zero upgrades or remodeling. Just hold and sell.
Hugo Township
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ti2021 said:
Whoa attached middle unit built in 1967 for 1.5m backing up to a 6 lane road. Jeeeeeeeeeeeez.
TestingIrvine
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Once Hmart opens near orchard hills / culver-Irvine, the price of homes will double
AccidentalAnalytics
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That area has only one supermarket nearby: Zion.
Crazy landlord too. Tell me why this one is $7500 a month?https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/108-Baja-Irvine-CA-92620/250809309_zpid/
$7500 rent for a 2200 sqft?
Paying 90k a year with post tax income for a smallish house at 2200 ft? No view?
$7500 rent for a 2200 sqft?
Paying 90k a year with post tax income for a smallish house at 2200 ft? No view?
https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/64-Thornapple-Irvine-CA-92620/136801437_zpid/akula1488 said:
This one actually leased at $8500 for 2900 sqft. with no frills. Just furnished.
Yes it is $1k more but it has 5 beds and 4 baths so you can have a really large family or multi gen living under the same roof with 3 to 4 working salaries to support it.
It is under $3 per sqft while the $7.5k one is much smaller and over $3 per sqft. I think the landlord just calculates the monthly cost as if someone purchased it with 20% down.
Still absurd rent amount for such little house and if some one can afford $100k in
annual rent he should have no problem getting the down payment by saving for few years.
It is under $3 per sqft while the $7.5k one is much smaller and over $3 per sqft. I think the landlord just calculates the monthly cost as if someone purchased it with 20% down.
Still absurd rent amount for such little house and if some one can afford $100k in
annual rent he should have no problem getting the down payment by saving for few years.
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irvinebullhousing
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aquabliss said:Ready2Downsize said:Compressed-Village said:
But maybe it comes with the orange bike.
For that price it should also include the home next door.
I've been tracking this listing and today complete photos are up. At first glance, the price seem high. When looking closer at 861/sqft compare to the homes in LA and west LA area at 1200/sqft for homes that built in 1920, it seem reasonable for today market. This was a former model homes of Shea.
It will sell for list price. Everytime I think it is too high, price gone higher. What do I know.
This house in Woodbury back against Trabuco is in contract after 1 weekend open house. Listing agent told me it has multiple offers over $1.8 :-\
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/60-Navigator-92620/home/7203416?600390594=copy_variant&231528114=control&utm_source=ios_share&utm_medium=share&utm_nooverride=1&utm_content=link&utm_campaign=share_sheet
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/60-Navigator-92620/home/7203416?600390594=copy_variant&231528114=control&utm_source=ios_share&utm_medium=share&utm_nooverride=1&utm_content=link&utm_campaign=share_sheet
usctrojancpa
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Danimal said:
Lack of inventory.
sleepy5136
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i feel like a lot of buyers are having FOMO. will be interesting to see how that impacts the housing long term. are people just buying for the sake of buying? making sacrifices that they normally wouldn't if the housing market wasn't as hot?
usctrojancpa
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sleepy5136 said:
Yes, FOMO is a good way of putting it or a short squeeze in prices as inventory dries up. Even home that I've listed or put an offer on had over 10 offers on it in the past few months including the Newport Coast home that I made an offer for. We need more inventory!!!
Ready2Downsize
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aquabliss said:Ready2Downsize said:Compressed-Village said:
But maybe it comes with the orange bike.
For that price it should also include the home next door.
Pix on the listing now. Less is more, people.
Cypress Village SFR sold for $1,688,888 cash! At just 2200 sqft with the backyard still completely dirt.... $747/sqft is a record price for CV. This is the first home to cross the $700 threshold for this neighborhood.
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/101-Velvetleaf-92620/home/105486322
https://www.redfin.com/CA/Irvine/101-Velvetleaf-92620/home/105486322