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July 9, 2009 at 3:34 PM #16013July 9, 2009 at 4:11 PM #427664
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ParticipantDel Sur is a big area and one has to distinguish between the different neighborhoods. In general, Mello Roos are high in both places but 4S Ranch feels more cramped and is less attractive in my opinion. Homes in DS are still overpriced compared to other neighborhoods such as Scripps Ranch.
July 9, 2009 at 4:11 PM #427892kcal09
ParticipantDel Sur is a big area and one has to distinguish between the different neighborhoods. In general, Mello Roos are high in both places but 4S Ranch feels more cramped and is less attractive in my opinion. Homes in DS are still overpriced compared to other neighborhoods such as Scripps Ranch.
July 9, 2009 at 4:11 PM #428181kcal09
ParticipantDel Sur is a big area and one has to distinguish between the different neighborhoods. In general, Mello Roos are high in both places but 4S Ranch feels more cramped and is less attractive in my opinion. Homes in DS are still overpriced compared to other neighborhoods such as Scripps Ranch.
July 9, 2009 at 4:11 PM #428252kcal09
ParticipantDel Sur is a big area and one has to distinguish between the different neighborhoods. In general, Mello Roos are high in both places but 4S Ranch feels more cramped and is less attractive in my opinion. Homes in DS are still overpriced compared to other neighborhoods such as Scripps Ranch.
July 9, 2009 at 4:11 PM #428414kcal09
ParticipantDel Sur is a big area and one has to distinguish between the different neighborhoods. In general, Mello Roos are high in both places but 4S Ranch feels more cramped and is less attractive in my opinion. Homes in DS are still overpriced compared to other neighborhoods such as Scripps Ranch.
July 9, 2009 at 4:28 PM #427679LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantDel Sur is a green community – steps were taken to make things draught tolerent, enviro friendly etc so I would suspect thats part of the higher prices.
Keep in mind that someday all that land between del sur and the new highschool will be developed. The master plan calls for shops and commercial space as well as a lot of other homes. There was supposed to be a golf course but I heard that was scrapped. If you go into Pasado, I believe they have a big land plot mockup there of the future.
From the website:
When completed, Del Sur will be one of the largest solar-powered communities in California. Water-saving measures like tank-less water heaters and weather-based irrigation will potentially save up to 40,000 gallons of water per home per year. And approximately 60% of Black Mountain Ranch’s 4,677 acres will forever remain open space for Del Sur residents to enjoy.
July 9, 2009 at 4:28 PM #427906LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantDel Sur is a green community – steps were taken to make things draught tolerent, enviro friendly etc so I would suspect thats part of the higher prices.
Keep in mind that someday all that land between del sur and the new highschool will be developed. The master plan calls for shops and commercial space as well as a lot of other homes. There was supposed to be a golf course but I heard that was scrapped. If you go into Pasado, I believe they have a big land plot mockup there of the future.
From the website:
When completed, Del Sur will be one of the largest solar-powered communities in California. Water-saving measures like tank-less water heaters and weather-based irrigation will potentially save up to 40,000 gallons of water per home per year. And approximately 60% of Black Mountain Ranch’s 4,677 acres will forever remain open space for Del Sur residents to enjoy.
July 9, 2009 at 4:28 PM #428196LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantDel Sur is a green community – steps were taken to make things draught tolerent, enviro friendly etc so I would suspect thats part of the higher prices.
Keep in mind that someday all that land between del sur and the new highschool will be developed. The master plan calls for shops and commercial space as well as a lot of other homes. There was supposed to be a golf course but I heard that was scrapped. If you go into Pasado, I believe they have a big land plot mockup there of the future.
From the website:
When completed, Del Sur will be one of the largest solar-powered communities in California. Water-saving measures like tank-less water heaters and weather-based irrigation will potentially save up to 40,000 gallons of water per home per year. And approximately 60% of Black Mountain Ranch’s 4,677 acres will forever remain open space for Del Sur residents to enjoy.
July 9, 2009 at 4:28 PM #428267LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantDel Sur is a green community – steps were taken to make things draught tolerent, enviro friendly etc so I would suspect thats part of the higher prices.
Keep in mind that someday all that land between del sur and the new highschool will be developed. The master plan calls for shops and commercial space as well as a lot of other homes. There was supposed to be a golf course but I heard that was scrapped. If you go into Pasado, I believe they have a big land plot mockup there of the future.
From the website:
When completed, Del Sur will be one of the largest solar-powered communities in California. Water-saving measures like tank-less water heaters and weather-based irrigation will potentially save up to 40,000 gallons of water per home per year. And approximately 60% of Black Mountain Ranch’s 4,677 acres will forever remain open space for Del Sur residents to enjoy.
July 9, 2009 at 4:28 PM #428429LAAFTERHOURS
ParticipantDel Sur is a green community – steps were taken to make things draught tolerent, enviro friendly etc so I would suspect thats part of the higher prices.
Keep in mind that someday all that land between del sur and the new highschool will be developed. The master plan calls for shops and commercial space as well as a lot of other homes. There was supposed to be a golf course but I heard that was scrapped. If you go into Pasado, I believe they have a big land plot mockup there of the future.
From the website:
When completed, Del Sur will be one of the largest solar-powered communities in California. Water-saving measures like tank-less water heaters and weather-based irrigation will potentially save up to 40,000 gallons of water per home per year. And approximately 60% of Black Mountain Ranch’s 4,677 acres will forever remain open space for Del Sur residents to enjoy.
July 9, 2009 at 4:52 PM #427709Coronita
ParticipantSort of hijack but sort of related. Can folks please post some recommendations of some moderatively priced SFH communities in 4s and Del Sur… I have a relative that is considering buying a home down here in san diego. Preferably something around the 2000-2400sqft size.
July 9, 2009 at 4:52 PM #427936Coronita
ParticipantSort of hijack but sort of related. Can folks please post some recommendations of some moderatively priced SFH communities in 4s and Del Sur… I have a relative that is considering buying a home down here in san diego. Preferably something around the 2000-2400sqft size.
July 9, 2009 at 4:52 PM #428226Coronita
ParticipantSort of hijack but sort of related. Can folks please post some recommendations of some moderatively priced SFH communities in 4s and Del Sur… I have a relative that is considering buying a home down here in san diego. Preferably something around the 2000-2400sqft size.
July 9, 2009 at 4:52 PM #428297Coronita
ParticipantSort of hijack but sort of related. Can folks please post some recommendations of some moderatively priced SFH communities in 4s and Del Sur… I have a relative that is considering buying a home down here in san diego. Preferably something around the 2000-2400sqft size.
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