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May 12, 2009 at 11:58 AM #397872May 12, 2009 at 12:14 PM #397210
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GuestYes, these are in Bridle Ridge. And yes, no doubt the power lines are discouraging buyers. Of course, Pardee takes the power lines into consideration when setting the price. And now they’re priced almost 10% lower than last year (there were power lines there then, too).
I’ve been to Carriage Run. They’re selling slowly, also. There’s a whole other area of Carriage Runs south of Carmel Mountain Road that will have nicer locations (some of them will have nice views, but a lot of them will be close to the power lines). Not sure when they’ll release those.
May 12, 2009 at 12:14 PM #397458GuestYes, these are in Bridle Ridge. And yes, no doubt the power lines are discouraging buyers. Of course, Pardee takes the power lines into consideration when setting the price. And now they’re priced almost 10% lower than last year (there were power lines there then, too).
I’ve been to Carriage Run. They’re selling slowly, also. There’s a whole other area of Carriage Runs south of Carmel Mountain Road that will have nicer locations (some of them will have nice views, but a lot of them will be close to the power lines). Not sure when they’ll release those.
May 12, 2009 at 12:14 PM #397682GuestYes, these are in Bridle Ridge. And yes, no doubt the power lines are discouraging buyers. Of course, Pardee takes the power lines into consideration when setting the price. And now they’re priced almost 10% lower than last year (there were power lines there then, too).
I’ve been to Carriage Run. They’re selling slowly, also. There’s a whole other area of Carriage Runs south of Carmel Mountain Road that will have nicer locations (some of them will have nice views, but a lot of them will be close to the power lines). Not sure when they’ll release those.
May 12, 2009 at 12:14 PM #397739GuestYes, these are in Bridle Ridge. And yes, no doubt the power lines are discouraging buyers. Of course, Pardee takes the power lines into consideration when setting the price. And now they’re priced almost 10% lower than last year (there were power lines there then, too).
I’ve been to Carriage Run. They’re selling slowly, also. There’s a whole other area of Carriage Runs south of Carmel Mountain Road that will have nicer locations (some of them will have nice views, but a lot of them will be close to the power lines). Not sure when they’ll release those.
May 12, 2009 at 12:14 PM #397882GuestYes, these are in Bridle Ridge. And yes, no doubt the power lines are discouraging buyers. Of course, Pardee takes the power lines into consideration when setting the price. And now they’re priced almost 10% lower than last year (there were power lines there then, too).
I’ve been to Carriage Run. They’re selling slowly, also. There’s a whole other area of Carriage Runs south of Carmel Mountain Road that will have nicer locations (some of them will have nice views, but a lot of them will be close to the power lines). Not sure when they’ll release those.
May 12, 2009 at 7:36 PM #397557sfexporter
ParticipantI think Carriage Run at the model homes area should be built out very soon because there aren’t any land left. I don’t know why Pardee build the small track homes there with the big boys (Derby Hill) because the small homes kinda devalue the whole entire community. If I was a DH buyer, I would buy elsewhere with the rest of nice homes, instead of next to cheap small track ones. Just my personally taste, but then again, I can’t afford the DH ones.
It will be a while before Bridle Ridge build near the model homes area because the last release was still very close to the power line (west of Timber Brook/Carmel Mtn) and they are still much more land left.
May 12, 2009 at 7:36 PM #397804ParticipantI think Carriage Run at the model homes area should be built out very soon because there aren’t any land left. I don’t know why Pardee build the small track homes there with the big boys (Derby Hill) because the small homes kinda devalue the whole entire community. If I was a DH buyer, I would buy elsewhere with the rest of nice homes, instead of next to cheap small track ones. Just my personally taste, but then again, I can’t afford the DH ones.
It will be a while before Bridle Ridge build near the model homes area because the last release was still very close to the power line (west of Timber Brook/Carmel Mtn) and they are still much more land left.
May 12, 2009 at 7:36 PM #398029ParticipantI think Carriage Run at the model homes area should be built out very soon because there aren’t any land left. I don’t know why Pardee build the small track homes there with the big boys (Derby Hill) because the small homes kinda devalue the whole entire community. If I was a DH buyer, I would buy elsewhere with the rest of nice homes, instead of next to cheap small track ones. Just my personally taste, but then again, I can’t afford the DH ones.
It will be a while before Bridle Ridge build near the model homes area because the last release was still very close to the power line (west of Timber Brook/Carmel Mtn) and they are still much more land left.
May 12, 2009 at 7:36 PM #398086ParticipantI think Carriage Run at the model homes area should be built out very soon because there aren’t any land left. I don’t know why Pardee build the small track homes there with the big boys (Derby Hill) because the small homes kinda devalue the whole entire community. If I was a DH buyer, I would buy elsewhere with the rest of nice homes, instead of next to cheap small track ones. Just my personally taste, but then again, I can’t afford the DH ones.
It will be a while before Bridle Ridge build near the model homes area because the last release was still very close to the power line (west of Timber Brook/Carmel Mtn) and they are still much more land left.
May 12, 2009 at 7:36 PM #398230ParticipantI think Carriage Run at the model homes area should be built out very soon because there aren’t any land left. I don’t know why Pardee build the small track homes there with the big boys (Derby Hill) because the small homes kinda devalue the whole entire community. If I was a DH buyer, I would buy elsewhere with the rest of nice homes, instead of next to cheap small track ones. Just my personally taste, but then again, I can’t afford the DH ones.
It will be a while before Bridle Ridge build near the model homes area because the last release was still very close to the power line (west of Timber Brook/Carmel Mtn) and they are still much more land left.
May 13, 2009 at 12:59 AM #3977605yearwaiter
Participant[quote=PadreBrian]Those Pardee prices needed to come down. Those prices were asinine. Still needs to come down into the 6’s and 7’s. [/quote]
FYI – those prices already stepped down but in a hidden way. Recently at Manzinita Trails at PHR Padree listed high 600s and offering a bargains to minus 40k after that you still get some 50K credit on the house but only in the form of upgrades. Somehow they are trying to keep n show the listing price bit high. I am confident all these constructions never go smooth till end and soon much downturn of rates on the way – so these new constructions would halt slolwy when worst pictures slowly surface after 3 months. Currently we are all seeing a hype in all corners due to a Fed involved some 8K and 10K buzz… but who can gurantee today if you invest in even 650K price home with melorose and HOA together another 6000K per year – what will be the return on that home when you try to sell? Can anyone gurantee the investment? Of course no one assure this.
May 13, 2009 at 12:59 AM #398008Participant[quote=PadreBrian]Those Pardee prices needed to come down. Those prices were asinine. Still needs to come down into the 6’s and 7’s. [/quote]
FYI – those prices already stepped down but in a hidden way. Recently at Manzinita Trails at PHR Padree listed high 600s and offering a bargains to minus 40k after that you still get some 50K credit on the house but only in the form of upgrades. Somehow they are trying to keep n show the listing price bit high. I am confident all these constructions never go smooth till end and soon much downturn of rates on the way – so these new constructions would halt slolwy when worst pictures slowly surface after 3 months. Currently we are all seeing a hype in all corners due to a Fed involved some 8K and 10K buzz… but who can gurantee today if you invest in even 650K price home with melorose and HOA together another 6000K per year – what will be the return on that home when you try to sell? Can anyone gurantee the investment? Of course no one assure this.
May 13, 2009 at 12:59 AM #398232Participant[quote=PadreBrian]Those Pardee prices needed to come down. Those prices were asinine. Still needs to come down into the 6’s and 7’s. [/quote]
FYI – those prices already stepped down but in a hidden way. Recently at Manzinita Trails at PHR Padree listed high 600s and offering a bargains to minus 40k after that you still get some 50K credit on the house but only in the form of upgrades. Somehow they are trying to keep n show the listing price bit high. I am confident all these constructions never go smooth till end and soon much downturn of rates on the way – so these new constructions would halt slolwy when worst pictures slowly surface after 3 months. Currently we are all seeing a hype in all corners due to a Fed involved some 8K and 10K buzz… but who can gurantee today if you invest in even 650K price home with melorose and HOA together another 6000K per year – what will be the return on that home when you try to sell? Can anyone gurantee the investment? Of course no one assure this.
May 13, 2009 at 12:59 AM #398291Participant[quote=PadreBrian]Those Pardee prices needed to come down. Those prices were asinine. Still needs to come down into the 6’s and 7’s. [/quote]
FYI – those prices already stepped down but in a hidden way. Recently at Manzinita Trails at PHR Padree listed high 600s and offering a bargains to minus 40k after that you still get some 50K credit on the house but only in the form of upgrades. Somehow they are trying to keep n show the listing price bit high. I am confident all these constructions never go smooth till end and soon much downturn of rates on the way – so these new constructions would halt slolwy when worst pictures slowly surface after 3 months. Currently we are all seeing a hype in all corners due to a Fed involved some 8K and 10K buzz… but who can gurantee today if you invest in even 650K price home with melorose and HOA together another 6000K per year – what will be the return on that home when you try to sell? Can anyone gurantee the investment? Of course no one assure this.
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