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[AK]

Sarcastic comments aside, I really do think the project seems nice and I’m astonished to see anyone building on a 10K SF lot in this day and age.

Just one question for home builders in general, not specific to this development … Why build a 2800+ sf house and put in a downstairs bath the size of an airplane lavatory? Old folks, people with disabilities, big-boned people, etc. … they might all appreciate a bit of elbow room!

[CA renter]

[quote=AK]Sarcastic comments aside, I really do think the project seems nice and I’m astonished to see anyone building on a 10K SF lot in this day and age.

Just one question for home builders in general, not specific to this development … Why build a 2800+ sf house and put in a downstairs bath the size of an airplane lavatory? Old folks, people with disabilities, big-boned people, etc. … they might all appreciate a bit of elbow room![/quote]

Absolutely agree that a first-floor, large (master?) bedroom and full bathroom — large enough for wheelchair use — should be standard in all two-story houses. IMHO, this should actually be code for ADA purposes.

Anyway, would you guys ever consider building custom homes (designed by the buyers, not tract homes with “customized options”) for people on 10,000++ SF lots with no Mello-Roos or HOAs? I think you could do very well with such a project. We would love to do something like that.

[CA renter]

[quote=AK]Sarcastic comments aside, I really do think the project seems nice and I’m astonished to see anyone building on a 10K SF lot in this day and age.

Just one question for home builders in general, not specific to this development … Why build a 2800+ sf house and put in a downstairs bath the size of an airplane lavatory? Old folks, people with disabilities, big-boned people, etc. … they might all appreciate a bit of elbow room![/quote]

Absolutely agree that a first-floor, large (master?) bedroom and full bathroom — large enough for wheelchair use — should be standard in all two-story houses. IMHO, this should actually be code for ADA purposes.

Anyway, would you guys ever consider building custom homes (designed by the buyers, not tract homes with “customized options”) for people on 10,000++ SF lots with no Mello-Roos or HOAs? I think you could do very well with such a project. We would love to do something like that.

[CA renter]

[quote=AK]Sarcastic comments aside, I really do think the project seems nice and I’m astonished to see anyone building on a 10K SF lot in this day and age.

Just one question for home builders in general, not specific to this development … Why build a 2800+ sf house and put in a downstairs bath the size of an airplane lavatory? Old folks, people with disabilities, big-boned people, etc. … they might all appreciate a bit of elbow room![/quote]

Absolutely agree that a first-floor, large (master?) bedroom and full bathroom — large enough for wheelchair use — should be standard in all two-story houses. IMHO, this should actually be code for ADA purposes.

Anyway, would you guys ever consider building custom homes (designed by the buyers, not tract homes with “customized options”) for people on 10,000++ SF lots with no Mello-Roos or HOAs? I think you could do very well with such a project. We would love to do something like that.

[CA renter]

[quote=AK]Sarcastic comments aside, I really do think the project seems nice and I’m astonished to see anyone building on a 10K SF lot in this day and age.

Just one question for home builders in general, not specific to this development … Why build a 2800+ sf house and put in a downstairs bath the size of an airplane lavatory? Old folks, people with disabilities, big-boned people, etc. … they might all appreciate a bit of elbow room![/quote]

Absolutely agree that a first-floor, large (master?) bedroom and full bathroom — large enough for wheelchair use — should be standard in all two-story houses. IMHO, this should actually be code for ADA purposes.

Anyway, would you guys ever consider building custom homes (designed by the buyers, not tract homes with “customized options”) for people on 10,000++ SF lots with no Mello-Roos or HOAs? I think you could do very well with such a project. We would love to do something like that.

[CA renter]

[quote=AK]Sarcastic comments aside, I really do think the project seems nice and I’m astonished to see anyone building on a 10K SF lot in this day and age.

Just one question for home builders in general, not specific to this development … Why build a 2800+ sf house and put in a downstairs bath the size of an airplane lavatory? Old folks, people with disabilities, big-boned people, etc. … they might all appreciate a bit of elbow room![/quote]

Absolutely agree that a first-floor, large (master?) bedroom and full bathroom — large enough for wheelchair use — should be standard in all two-story houses. IMHO, this should actually be code for ADA purposes.

Anyway, would you guys ever consider building custom homes (designed by the buyers, not tract homes with “customized options”) for people on 10,000++ SF lots with no Mello-Roos or HOAs? I think you could do very well with such a project. We would love to do something like that.

[OwnerOfCalifornia]

Looks like about a 1.5 mile walk to the sprinter…not bad.

$281 is pretty steep for a SFR. What does that pay for (the gate can’t possibly be that expensive)?

[OwnerOfCalifornia]

Looks like about a 1.5 mile walk to the sprinter…not bad.

$281 is pretty steep for a SFR. What does that pay for (the gate can’t possibly be that expensive)?

[OwnerOfCalifornia]

Looks like about a 1.5 mile walk to the sprinter…not bad.

$281 is pretty steep for a SFR. What does that pay for (the gate can’t possibly be that expensive)?

[OwnerOfCalifornia]

Looks like about a 1.5 mile walk to the sprinter…not bad.

$281 is pretty steep for a SFR. What does that pay for (the gate can’t possibly be that expensive)?

[OwnerOfCalifornia]

Looks like about a 1.5 mile walk to the sprinter…not bad.

$281 is pretty steep for a SFR. What does that pay for (the gate can’t possibly be that expensive)?

[sdrealtor]

While the price is attractive it is without any landscaping and probably fairly bare bones. The surrounding area is less than upscale and the gate is warranted. For the right buyers its a good opportunity to get a nice new house on a decent sized lot but hardly what I call a screaming deal. Factoring in all costs to finish and move-in, there are probably recently built turnkey homes that are very comparable.

[sdrealtor]

While the price is attractive it is without any landscaping and probably fairly bare bones. The surrounding area is less than upscale and the gate is warranted. For the right buyers its a good opportunity to get a nice new house on a decent sized lot but hardly what I call a screaming deal. Factoring in all costs to finish and move-in, there are probably recently built turnkey homes that are very comparable.

[sdrealtor]

While the price is attractive it is without any landscaping and probably fairly bare bones. The surrounding area is less than upscale and the gate is warranted. For the right buyers its a good opportunity to get a nice new house on a decent sized lot but hardly what I call a screaming deal. Factoring in all costs to finish and move-in, there are probably recently built turnkey homes that are very comparable.

[sdrealtor]

While the price is attractive it is without any landscaping and probably fairly bare bones. The surrounding area is less than upscale and the gate is warranted. For the right buyers its a good opportunity to get a nice new house on a decent sized lot but hardly what I call a screaming deal. Factoring in all costs to finish and move-in, there are probably recently built turnkey homes that are very comparable.

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