Are the new homes ugly or is it just me?

[luchabee]

Being new to the area, I’ve been looking at homes in Temecula and Murrieta. (I will not be buying for a number of years, though.) Anyway, is it just me, or are a lot of these homes truly ugly?

They’re either a huge box and too big, with little room between them, which makes the streets look small and they provide no views. Or, even worse, they’ve been designed to look like castles with too much rock and stone. They end up looking like a Carino’s Italian Restaurant or like Walt Disney designed the home.

Maybe it’s just me . . . maybe not.

[meadandale]

Yep, maximizing homes per development by putting huge homes on small lots within arms reach of each other.

[meadandale]

Yep, maximizing homes per development by putting huge homes on small lots within arms reach of each other.

[meadandale]

Yep, maximizing homes per development by putting huge homes on small lots within arms reach of each other.

[meadandale]

Yep, maximizing homes per development by putting huge homes on small lots within arms reach of each other.

[meadandale]

Yep, maximizing homes per development by putting huge homes on small lots within arms reach of each other.

[Enorah]

It’s not just you, at least in my opinion.

[Enorah]

It’s not just you, at least in my opinion.

[Enorah]

It’s not just you, at least in my opinion.

[Enorah]

It’s not just you, at least in my opinion.

[Enorah]

It’s not just you, at least in my opinion.

[Ren]

You’re right, but I do really like some of the interior architecture in houses built during the boom. Developers had a lot of competition and got clever. The quality of construction might be in question with some builders, but houses are finally being designed for the way people live (i.e., parties always end up in the kitchen, so make it big and gorgeous even in a modest house).

My issue will probably be finding one of those great houses on a decent sized lot.

[Ren]

You’re right, but I do really like some of the interior architecture in houses built during the boom. Developers had a lot of competition and got clever. The quality of construction might be in question with some builders, but houses are finally being designed for the way people live (i.e., parties always end up in the kitchen, so make it big and gorgeous even in a modest house).

My issue will probably be finding one of those great houses on a decent sized lot.

[Ren]

You’re right, but I do really like some of the interior architecture in houses built during the boom. Developers had a lot of competition and got clever. The quality of construction might be in question with some builders, but houses are finally being designed for the way people live (i.e., parties always end up in the kitchen, so make it big and gorgeous even in a modest house).

My issue will probably be finding one of those great houses on a decent sized lot.

[Ren]

You’re right, but I do really like some of the interior architecture in houses built during the boom. Developers had a lot of competition and got clever. The quality of construction might be in question with some builders, but houses are finally being designed for the way people live (i.e., parties always end up in the kitchen, so make it big and gorgeous even in a modest house).

My issue will probably be finding one of those great houses on a decent sized lot.

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