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August 11, 2011 at 12:40 PM #717865August 11, 2011 at 12:57 PM #718990ocrenterParticipant
[quote=earlyretirement]Did the HOA in Crosby go up for all houses? Here is a nice house that I noticed just after I bought mine. I heard the owner was a realtor and sunk a fortune into upgrading this house. Look at the price it’s going for now.
http://www.redfin.com/CA/SOLANA-BEACH/8282-TOP-O-THE-MORNING-WAY-92075/home/6481654
Yeah the HOA and MR are high but it’s a really nice development.[/quote]
wow, $1.8 million with additional upgrade cost down to $1.2 million.
If I recall HOA was $500, now $600 plus, I could be mistaken.
problem with Crosby landscaping is they go for all greens and lawns, which eat up a lot of water. most of the newer developments at least try to go with more drought resistant choices.
August 11, 2011 at 12:57 PM #717789ocrenterParticipant[quote=earlyretirement]Did the HOA in Crosby go up for all houses? Here is a nice house that I noticed just after I bought mine. I heard the owner was a realtor and sunk a fortune into upgrading this house. Look at the price it’s going for now.
http://www.redfin.com/CA/SOLANA-BEACH/8282-TOP-O-THE-MORNING-WAY-92075/home/6481654
Yeah the HOA and MR are high but it’s a really nice development.[/quote]
wow, $1.8 million with additional upgrade cost down to $1.2 million.
If I recall HOA was $500, now $600 plus, I could be mistaken.
problem with Crosby landscaping is they go for all greens and lawns, which eat up a lot of water. most of the newer developments at least try to go with more drought resistant choices.
August 11, 2011 at 12:57 PM #717880ocrenterParticipant[quote=earlyretirement]Did the HOA in Crosby go up for all houses? Here is a nice house that I noticed just after I bought mine. I heard the owner was a realtor and sunk a fortune into upgrading this house. Look at the price it’s going for now.
http://www.redfin.com/CA/SOLANA-BEACH/8282-TOP-O-THE-MORNING-WAY-92075/home/6481654
Yeah the HOA and MR are high but it’s a really nice development.[/quote]
wow, $1.8 million with additional upgrade cost down to $1.2 million.
If I recall HOA was $500, now $600 plus, I could be mistaken.
problem with Crosby landscaping is they go for all greens and lawns, which eat up a lot of water. most of the newer developments at least try to go with more drought resistant choices.
August 11, 2011 at 12:57 PM #718478ocrenterParticipant[quote=earlyretirement]Did the HOA in Crosby go up for all houses? Here is a nice house that I noticed just after I bought mine. I heard the owner was a realtor and sunk a fortune into upgrading this house. Look at the price it’s going for now.
http://www.redfin.com/CA/SOLANA-BEACH/8282-TOP-O-THE-MORNING-WAY-92075/home/6481654
Yeah the HOA and MR are high but it’s a really nice development.[/quote]
wow, $1.8 million with additional upgrade cost down to $1.2 million.
If I recall HOA was $500, now $600 plus, I could be mistaken.
problem with Crosby landscaping is they go for all greens and lawns, which eat up a lot of water. most of the newer developments at least try to go with more drought resistant choices.
August 11, 2011 at 12:57 PM #718631ocrenterParticipant[quote=earlyretirement]Did the HOA in Crosby go up for all houses? Here is a nice house that I noticed just after I bought mine. I heard the owner was a realtor and sunk a fortune into upgrading this house. Look at the price it’s going for now.
http://www.redfin.com/CA/SOLANA-BEACH/8282-TOP-O-THE-MORNING-WAY-92075/home/6481654
Yeah the HOA and MR are high but it’s a really nice development.[/quote]
wow, $1.8 million with additional upgrade cost down to $1.2 million.
If I recall HOA was $500, now $600 plus, I could be mistaken.
problem with Crosby landscaping is they go for all greens and lawns, which eat up a lot of water. most of the newer developments at least try to go with more drought resistant choices.
August 11, 2011 at 12:59 PM #717794ocrenterParticipant[quote=enron_by_the_sea]
Did I read that right?
The second link Plan-1 shows ONLY TWO BEDROOMS in a 3000sf house?[/quote]you are correct. these are meant as “retirement” type homes for well-to-do retirees who have so much funds in their retirement accounts that $1200 + additional cost for the club per month is no skin off their backs.
August 11, 2011 at 12:59 PM #718995ocrenterParticipant[quote=enron_by_the_sea]
Did I read that right?
The second link Plan-1 shows ONLY TWO BEDROOMS in a 3000sf house?[/quote]you are correct. these are meant as “retirement” type homes for well-to-do retirees who have so much funds in their retirement accounts that $1200 + additional cost for the club per month is no skin off their backs.
August 11, 2011 at 12:59 PM #718636ocrenterParticipant[quote=enron_by_the_sea]
Did I read that right?
The second link Plan-1 shows ONLY TWO BEDROOMS in a 3000sf house?[/quote]you are correct. these are meant as “retirement” type homes for well-to-do retirees who have so much funds in their retirement accounts that $1200 + additional cost for the club per month is no skin off their backs.
August 11, 2011 at 12:59 PM #718483ocrenterParticipant[quote=enron_by_the_sea]
Did I read that right?
The second link Plan-1 shows ONLY TWO BEDROOMS in a 3000sf house?[/quote]you are correct. these are meant as “retirement” type homes for well-to-do retirees who have so much funds in their retirement accounts that $1200 + additional cost for the club per month is no skin off their backs.
August 11, 2011 at 12:59 PM #717885ocrenterParticipant[quote=enron_by_the_sea]
Did I read that right?
The second link Plan-1 shows ONLY TWO BEDROOMS in a 3000sf house?[/quote]you are correct. these are meant as “retirement” type homes for well-to-do retirees who have so much funds in their retirement accounts that $1200 + additional cost for the club per month is no skin off their backs.
August 11, 2011 at 5:57 PM #719213earlyretirementParticipant[quote=ocrenter]
wow, $1.8 million with additional upgrade cost down to $1.2 million.
If I recall HOA was $500, now $600 plus, I could be mistaken.
problem with Crosby landscaping is they go for all greens and lawns, which eat up a lot of water. most of the newer developments at least try to go with more drought resistant choices.[/quote]
Hey OC,
Yeah, I can’t imagine how much more they sunk into it. I talked to someone that said they know the owner and a fortune was sunk into it. (The Redfin listing says $350,000 was sunk into it but I heard it could have been more). It will be interesting to see what the sale goes through for.
It looks like it fell through a few days ago but someone else swooped in. The low list price is $1.1 million which at that size and for the upgrades seems reasonable. It sits on over half an acre. If I didn’t already buy I might have been interested in it.
I can’t imagine what they spend in maintenance fees at the Crosby. I know in Santaluz it’s almost $1 million a year.
Totally strange to see big houses like that with only 2 bedrooms. Even for retirees.
August 11, 2011 at 5:57 PM #718698earlyretirementParticipant[quote=ocrenter]
wow, $1.8 million with additional upgrade cost down to $1.2 million.
If I recall HOA was $500, now $600 plus, I could be mistaken.
problem with Crosby landscaping is they go for all greens and lawns, which eat up a lot of water. most of the newer developments at least try to go with more drought resistant choices.[/quote]
Hey OC,
Yeah, I can’t imagine how much more they sunk into it. I talked to someone that said they know the owner and a fortune was sunk into it. (The Redfin listing says $350,000 was sunk into it but I heard it could have been more). It will be interesting to see what the sale goes through for.
It looks like it fell through a few days ago but someone else swooped in. The low list price is $1.1 million which at that size and for the upgrades seems reasonable. It sits on over half an acre. If I didn’t already buy I might have been interested in it.
I can’t imagine what they spend in maintenance fees at the Crosby. I know in Santaluz it’s almost $1 million a year.
Totally strange to see big houses like that with only 2 bedrooms. Even for retirees.
August 11, 2011 at 5:57 PM #718852earlyretirementParticipant[quote=ocrenter]
wow, $1.8 million with additional upgrade cost down to $1.2 million.
If I recall HOA was $500, now $600 plus, I could be mistaken.
problem with Crosby landscaping is they go for all greens and lawns, which eat up a lot of water. most of the newer developments at least try to go with more drought resistant choices.[/quote]
Hey OC,
Yeah, I can’t imagine how much more they sunk into it. I talked to someone that said they know the owner and a fortune was sunk into it. (The Redfin listing says $350,000 was sunk into it but I heard it could have been more). It will be interesting to see what the sale goes through for.
It looks like it fell through a few days ago but someone else swooped in. The low list price is $1.1 million which at that size and for the upgrades seems reasonable. It sits on over half an acre. If I didn’t already buy I might have been interested in it.
I can’t imagine what they spend in maintenance fees at the Crosby. I know in Santaluz it’s almost $1 million a year.
Totally strange to see big houses like that with only 2 bedrooms. Even for retirees.
August 11, 2011 at 5:57 PM #718011earlyretirementParticipant[quote=ocrenter]
wow, $1.8 million with additional upgrade cost down to $1.2 million.
If I recall HOA was $500, now $600 plus, I could be mistaken.
problem with Crosby landscaping is they go for all greens and lawns, which eat up a lot of water. most of the newer developments at least try to go with more drought resistant choices.[/quote]
Hey OC,
Yeah, I can’t imagine how much more they sunk into it. I talked to someone that said they know the owner and a fortune was sunk into it. (The Redfin listing says $350,000 was sunk into it but I heard it could have been more). It will be interesting to see what the sale goes through for.
It looks like it fell through a few days ago but someone else swooped in. The low list price is $1.1 million which at that size and for the upgrades seems reasonable. It sits on over half an acre. If I didn’t already buy I might have been interested in it.
I can’t imagine what they spend in maintenance fees at the Crosby. I know in Santaluz it’s almost $1 million a year.
Totally strange to see big houses like that with only 2 bedrooms. Even for retirees.
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