dude, if you're bitter about affordability, at least just admit it, instead of hiding in the guise of "this house stinks, that house stinks".

You're like coming across as if someone were to say "Ferrari's are such crap-mobiles and anyone who buys one is an idiot".

Litmus test: if someone were to give you that bridle ridge home, would you still say it's crap, just like if someone gave you a Ferrari, would you still say that's crap?

I wouldn't. Like i said, for example I do like some Derby Hills homes, minus some minor things. But fundamentally, I feel they're overpriced, and frankly I can' comfortably afford them. If I did have the financial means to buy a $1.5million home though, I'd probably look elsewhere for the same money.

Frankly, I'm glad they didn't put a gas station in this area. Who wants a gas station in their neighborhood, and plus there's a nice shell off of 56 in c.c.r.

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dude, if you're bitter about affordability, at least just admit it, instead of hiding in the guise of "this house stinks, that house stinks".

You're like coming across as if someone were to say "Ferrari's are such crap-mobiles and anyone who buys one is an idiot".

Litmus test: if someone were to give you that bridle ridge home, would you still say it's crap, just like if someone gave you a Ferrari, would you still say that's crap?

I wouldn't. Like i said, for example I do like some Derby Hills homes, minus some minor things. But fundamentally, I feel they're overpriced, and frankly I can' comfortably afford them. If I did have the financial means to buy a $1.5million home though, I'd probably look elsewhere for the same money.

Frankly, I'm glad they didn't put a gas station in this area. Who wants a gas station in their neighborhood, and plus there's a nice shell off of 56 in c.c.r.

[img_assist|nid=5962|title=selfportrait|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=100|height=80]

—– Sour grapes for everyone!

dude, if you're bitter about affordability, at least just admit it, instead of hiding in the guise of "this house stinks, that house stinks".

You're like coming across as if someone were to say "Ferrari's are such crap-mobiles and anyone who buys one is an idiot".

Litmus test: if someone were to give you that bridle ridge home, would you still say it's crap, just like if someone gave you a Ferrari, would you still say that's crap?

I wouldn't. Like i said, for example I do like some Derby Hills homes, minus some minor things. But fundamentally, I feel they're overpriced, and frankly I can' comfortably afford them. If I did have the financial means to buy a $1.5million home though, I'd probably look elsewhere for the same money.

Frankly, I'm glad they didn't put a gas station in this area. Who wants a gas station in their neighborhood, and plus there's a nice shell off of 56 in c.c.r.

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—– Sour grapes for everyone!

Alex,

I think it is a strip mall that is being built there.

Rene

Alex,

I think it is a strip mall that is being built there.

Rene

I read originally that Pardee was going to put in attached homes and a strip mall. then community complained about it. Then Pardee said they were going to put in "affordable housing" there instead. Then the community complained about that (I guess they have the connotation of affordable housing with 'low income'…and judging by the snootiness of how things unraveled, that was highly not desirable)

I think the current plan is Pardee is going to put in "high end" attached homes, with slightly above averageshops there. I heard trader joe's is going in there. That would be cool, although I'm not sure if I'm excited about the extra traffic.

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—– Sour grapes for everyone!

I read originally that Pardee was going to put in attached homes and a strip mall. then community complained about it. Then Pardee said they were going to put in "affordable housing" there instead. Then the community complained about that (I guess they have the connotation of affordable housing with 'low income'…and judging by the snootiness of how things unraveled, that was highly not desirable)

I think the current plan is Pardee is going to put in "high end" attached homes, with slightly above averageshops there. I heard trader joe's is going in there. That would be cool, although I'm not sure if I'm excited about the extra traffic.

[img_assist|nid=5962|title=selfportrait|desc=|link=node|align=left|width=100|height=80]

—– Sour grapes for everyone!