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May 18, 2008 at 3:08 PM #207012May 18, 2008 at 3:20 PM #207097anParticipant
Pardee’s not even close to being done.
I completely agree. I had a chat w/ a sale person at Portico last year and he said they have a lot planned for CV/PHR. He mentioned they’ll be building well into 2012. However, at this rate, I wouldn’t be surprised if they’ll push it to beyond 2012. Maybe, they wait for bottom to hit around 2012-2015 in CV and finish the rest then. Who knows, but they’ve waited since 1970s, so another few years won’t hurt.
May 18, 2008 at 3:20 PM #207180anParticipantPardee’s not even close to being done.
I completely agree. I had a chat w/ a sale person at Portico last year and he said they have a lot planned for CV/PHR. He mentioned they’ll be building well into 2012. However, at this rate, I wouldn’t be surprised if they’ll push it to beyond 2012. Maybe, they wait for bottom to hit around 2012-2015 in CV and finish the rest then. Who knows, but they’ve waited since 1970s, so another few years won’t hurt.
May 18, 2008 at 3:20 PM #207152anParticipantPardee’s not even close to being done.
I completely agree. I had a chat w/ a sale person at Portico last year and he said they have a lot planned for CV/PHR. He mentioned they’ll be building well into 2012. However, at this rate, I wouldn’t be surprised if they’ll push it to beyond 2012. Maybe, they wait for bottom to hit around 2012-2015 in CV and finish the rest then. Who knows, but they’ve waited since 1970s, so another few years won’t hurt.
May 18, 2008 at 3:20 PM #207042anParticipantPardee’s not even close to being done.
I completely agree. I had a chat w/ a sale person at Portico last year and he said they have a lot planned for CV/PHR. He mentioned they’ll be building well into 2012. However, at this rate, I wouldn’t be surprised if they’ll push it to beyond 2012. Maybe, they wait for bottom to hit around 2012-2015 in CV and finish the rest then. Who knows, but they’ve waited since 1970s, so another few years won’t hurt.
May 18, 2008 at 3:20 PM #207126anParticipantPardee’s not even close to being done.
I completely agree. I had a chat w/ a sale person at Portico last year and he said they have a lot planned for CV/PHR. He mentioned they’ll be building well into 2012. However, at this rate, I wouldn’t be surprised if they’ll push it to beyond 2012. Maybe, they wait for bottom to hit around 2012-2015 in CV and finish the rest then. Who knows, but they’ve waited since 1970s, so another few years won’t hurt.
May 18, 2008 at 5:59 PM #207148PadreBrianParticipantThat road has always been planned to link the two nieghborhoods…more for fire evacuation then anything else. Soccer moms in SUVs, and mid life crisis dads in bmw’s can’t use it to get to the freeway…it would make the trip 5 times as long.
Here it is on google, they beat us to it!
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&safe=off&q=Del+Mar+Mesa+Rd,+San+Diego,+CA+92130,+USA&ie=UTF8&ll=32.934406,-117.182815&spn=0.013705,0.028667&t=h&z=16May 18, 2008 at 5:59 PM #207179PadreBrianParticipantThat road has always been planned to link the two nieghborhoods…more for fire evacuation then anything else. Soccer moms in SUVs, and mid life crisis dads in bmw’s can’t use it to get to the freeway…it would make the trip 5 times as long.
Here it is on google, they beat us to it!
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&safe=off&q=Del+Mar+Mesa+Rd,+San+Diego,+CA+92130,+USA&ie=UTF8&ll=32.934406,-117.182815&spn=0.013705,0.028667&t=h&z=16May 18, 2008 at 5:59 PM #207093PadreBrianParticipantThat road has always been planned to link the two nieghborhoods…more for fire evacuation then anything else. Soccer moms in SUVs, and mid life crisis dads in bmw’s can’t use it to get to the freeway…it would make the trip 5 times as long.
Here it is on google, they beat us to it!
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&safe=off&q=Del+Mar+Mesa+Rd,+San+Diego,+CA+92130,+USA&ie=UTF8&ll=32.934406,-117.182815&spn=0.013705,0.028667&t=h&z=16May 18, 2008 at 5:59 PM #207207PadreBrianParticipantThat road has always been planned to link the two nieghborhoods…more for fire evacuation then anything else. Soccer moms in SUVs, and mid life crisis dads in bmw’s can’t use it to get to the freeway…it would make the trip 5 times as long.
Here it is on google, they beat us to it!
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&safe=off&q=Del+Mar+Mesa+Rd,+San+Diego,+CA+92130,+USA&ie=UTF8&ll=32.934406,-117.182815&spn=0.013705,0.028667&t=h&z=16May 18, 2008 at 5:59 PM #207234PadreBrianParticipantThat road has always been planned to link the two nieghborhoods…more for fire evacuation then anything else. Soccer moms in SUVs, and mid life crisis dads in bmw’s can’t use it to get to the freeway…it would make the trip 5 times as long.
Here it is on google, they beat us to it!
http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&safe=off&q=Del+Mar+Mesa+Rd,+San+Diego,+CA+92130,+USA&ie=UTF8&ll=32.934406,-117.182815&spn=0.013705,0.028667&t=h&z=16June 15, 2008 at 4:23 PM #222797xtalprotectorParticipantYesterday my wife and I went to one of Carriage Runs’s “Red Door Deal”. We were primarily interested in one of the Plan One house which has a bigger backyard, despite Plan One’s small house size. They put the property in MLS for a range of “799k to 829k”. We figured that maybe we could talk it down to like 780k and get Pardee throw in many more upgrades and landscaping, we would still buy it because my wife like the community. However, after talking to a sale woman there we quickly found out Pardee never intends to sell that house for 799k. They just put it in MLS hoping to lure in some uninformed buyer with greedy buyer’s agent (Pardee gives 3% kickback to agent if the buyer has never been there before). We were completely pissed off.
Then we were shown their Plan 1 homes promoted in the Red Carpet Deal. Two of them have the backyard landscape finished. But they have very tiny lot (3200 sq. feet) and backyard so landscape is easy anyway. They are still asking for 770k to 780k for those tiny homes (3 Bed, 3 bath, 1980 sq feet, but it feels smaller), even when they are actually leftover from 3-4 releases before!!!
Plus unlike existing home owners, Pardee does NOT need to pay the 6% commission!We kept going to check out house in Carriage Runs, hoping that Pardee will finally come to their sense and give us homebuyers some break. But no break! No real deal, just gimmick!!!
June 15, 2008 at 4:23 PM #222899xtalprotectorParticipantYesterday my wife and I went to one of Carriage Runs’s “Red Door Deal”. We were primarily interested in one of the Plan One house which has a bigger backyard, despite Plan One’s small house size. They put the property in MLS for a range of “799k to 829k”. We figured that maybe we could talk it down to like 780k and get Pardee throw in many more upgrades and landscaping, we would still buy it because my wife like the community. However, after talking to a sale woman there we quickly found out Pardee never intends to sell that house for 799k. They just put it in MLS hoping to lure in some uninformed buyer with greedy buyer’s agent (Pardee gives 3% kickback to agent if the buyer has never been there before). We were completely pissed off.
Then we were shown their Plan 1 homes promoted in the Red Carpet Deal. Two of them have the backyard landscape finished. But they have very tiny lot (3200 sq. feet) and backyard so landscape is easy anyway. They are still asking for 770k to 780k for those tiny homes (3 Bed, 3 bath, 1980 sq feet, but it feels smaller), even when they are actually leftover from 3-4 releases before!!!
Plus unlike existing home owners, Pardee does NOT need to pay the 6% commission!We kept going to check out house in Carriage Runs, hoping that Pardee will finally come to their sense and give us homebuyers some break. But no break! No real deal, just gimmick!!!
June 15, 2008 at 4:23 PM #222962xtalprotectorParticipantYesterday my wife and I went to one of Carriage Runs’s “Red Door Deal”. We were primarily interested in one of the Plan One house which has a bigger backyard, despite Plan One’s small house size. They put the property in MLS for a range of “799k to 829k”. We figured that maybe we could talk it down to like 780k and get Pardee throw in many more upgrades and landscaping, we would still buy it because my wife like the community. However, after talking to a sale woman there we quickly found out Pardee never intends to sell that house for 799k. They just put it in MLS hoping to lure in some uninformed buyer with greedy buyer’s agent (Pardee gives 3% kickback to agent if the buyer has never been there before). We were completely pissed off.
Then we were shown their Plan 1 homes promoted in the Red Carpet Deal. Two of them have the backyard landscape finished. But they have very tiny lot (3200 sq. feet) and backyard so landscape is easy anyway. They are still asking for 770k to 780k for those tiny homes (3 Bed, 3 bath, 1980 sq feet, but it feels smaller), even when they are actually leftover from 3-4 releases before!!!
Plus unlike existing home owners, Pardee does NOT need to pay the 6% commission!We kept going to check out house in Carriage Runs, hoping that Pardee will finally come to their sense and give us homebuyers some break. But no break! No real deal, just gimmick!!!
June 15, 2008 at 4:23 PM #222913xtalprotectorParticipantYesterday my wife and I went to one of Carriage Runs’s “Red Door Deal”. We were primarily interested in one of the Plan One house which has a bigger backyard, despite Plan One’s small house size. They put the property in MLS for a range of “799k to 829k”. We figured that maybe we could talk it down to like 780k and get Pardee throw in many more upgrades and landscaping, we would still buy it because my wife like the community. However, after talking to a sale woman there we quickly found out Pardee never intends to sell that house for 799k. They just put it in MLS hoping to lure in some uninformed buyer with greedy buyer’s agent (Pardee gives 3% kickback to agent if the buyer has never been there before). We were completely pissed off.
Then we were shown their Plan 1 homes promoted in the Red Carpet Deal. Two of them have the backyard landscape finished. But they have very tiny lot (3200 sq. feet) and backyard so landscape is easy anyway. They are still asking for 770k to 780k for those tiny homes (3 Bed, 3 bath, 1980 sq feet, but it feels smaller), even when they are actually leftover from 3-4 releases before!!!
Plus unlike existing home owners, Pardee does NOT need to pay the 6% commission!We kept going to check out house in Carriage Runs, hoping that Pardee will finally come to their sense and give us homebuyers some break. But no break! No real deal, just gimmick!!!
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