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Participant3400 sqft for $570k
just running some numbers on something like this, if you have 20% down, we are looking at $2250 on monthly mortgage cost. property tax/MR/HOA is another $900/month. Total monthly housing cost is $3150.
I do believe that is less than rental cost in the area. correct me if I’m wrong.
Participant[quote=recordsclerk]Recently released info from Toll Brothers:
Plan 1 – Santa Fe – single level – 4,010 sq ft – 4 BD/4.5 BA/3-car garage
Plan 2 – La Jolla – single level – 4,154 sq ft – 3 BD+Den or Opt 4 BD/3.5 BA/3-car garage/Optional Casita
Plan 3 – Coronado – two story – 4,298 sq ft – 5 BD+Den+Bonus Room/4.5 BA/3.5-car garage
Plan 4 – Balboa – two story – 4,358 sq ft – 4 BD+Den/4.5 BA/4-car garage/Optional Casita
Plan 5 – Pasadena – single level – 4,341 sq ft – 4 BD+Den+Bonus Room/3.5 BA/4-car garage
Plan 6 – San Clemente – two story – 4,397 sq ft – 5 BD+Den/5.5 BA/4-car garage/Optional Bonus Room
Plan 7 – Point Loma – two story – 4,700 sq ft – 5 BD+Den/5.5 BA/3-car garage/Optional Bonus Room
Plan 8 – Torrey Pines – two story – 4,984 sq ft – 5 BD+Den/5.5 BA/3-car garage/Optional Bonus Room
No floor plans yet.[/quote]
I’ve never ever seen 8 plans available for a single development before. that’s pretty impressive.
Participant[quote=recordsclerk]Recently released info from Toll Brothers:
Plan 1 – Santa Fe – single level – 4,010 sq ft – 4 BD/4.5 BA/3-car garage
Plan 2 – La Jolla – single level – 4,154 sq ft – 3 BD+Den or Opt 4 BD/3.5 BA/3-car garage/Optional Casita
Plan 3 – Coronado – two story – 4,298 sq ft – 5 BD+Den+Bonus Room/4.5 BA/3.5-car garage
Plan 4 – Balboa – two story – 4,358 sq ft – 4 BD+Den/4.5 BA/4-car garage/Optional Casita
Plan 5 – Pasadena – single level – 4,341 sq ft – 4 BD+Den+Bonus Room/3.5 BA/4-car garage
Plan 6 – San Clemente – two story – 4,397 sq ft – 5 BD+Den/5.5 BA/4-car garage/Optional Bonus Room
Plan 7 – Point Loma – two story – 4,700 sq ft – 5 BD+Den/5.5 BA/3-car garage/Optional Bonus Room
Plan 8 – Torrey Pines – two story – 4,984 sq ft – 5 BD+Den/5.5 BA/3-car garage/Optional Bonus Room
No floor plans yet.[/quote]
I’ve never ever seen 8 plans available for a single development before. that’s pretty impressive.
Participant[quote=recordsclerk]Recently released info from Toll Brothers:
Plan 1 – Santa Fe – single level – 4,010 sq ft – 4 BD/4.5 BA/3-car garage
Plan 2 – La Jolla – single level – 4,154 sq ft – 3 BD+Den or Opt 4 BD/3.5 BA/3-car garage/Optional Casita
Plan 3 – Coronado – two story – 4,298 sq ft – 5 BD+Den+Bonus Room/4.5 BA/3.5-car garage
Plan 4 – Balboa – two story – 4,358 sq ft – 4 BD+Den/4.5 BA/4-car garage/Optional Casita
Plan 5 – Pasadena – single level – 4,341 sq ft – 4 BD+Den+Bonus Room/3.5 BA/4-car garage
Plan 6 – San Clemente – two story – 4,397 sq ft – 5 BD+Den/5.5 BA/4-car garage/Optional Bonus Room
Plan 7 – Point Loma – two story – 4,700 sq ft – 5 BD+Den/5.5 BA/3-car garage/Optional Bonus Room
Plan 8 – Torrey Pines – two story – 4,984 sq ft – 5 BD+Den/5.5 BA/3-car garage/Optional Bonus Room
No floor plans yet.[/quote]
I’ve never ever seen 8 plans available for a single development before. that’s pretty impressive.
Participant[quote=recordsclerk]Recently released info from Toll Brothers:
Plan 1 – Santa Fe – single level – 4,010 sq ft – 4 BD/4.5 BA/3-car garage
Plan 2 – La Jolla – single level – 4,154 sq ft – 3 BD+Den or Opt 4 BD/3.5 BA/3-car garage/Optional Casita
Plan 3 – Coronado – two story – 4,298 sq ft – 5 BD+Den+Bonus Room/4.5 BA/3.5-car garage
Plan 4 – Balboa – two story – 4,358 sq ft – 4 BD+Den/4.5 BA/4-car garage/Optional Casita
Plan 5 – Pasadena – single level – 4,341 sq ft – 4 BD+Den+Bonus Room/3.5 BA/4-car garage
Plan 6 – San Clemente – two story – 4,397 sq ft – 5 BD+Den/5.5 BA/4-car garage/Optional Bonus Room
Plan 7 – Point Loma – two story – 4,700 sq ft – 5 BD+Den/5.5 BA/3-car garage/Optional Bonus Room
Plan 8 – Torrey Pines – two story – 4,984 sq ft – 5 BD+Den/5.5 BA/3-car garage/Optional Bonus Room
No floor plans yet.[/quote]
I’ve never ever seen 8 plans available for a single development before. that’s pretty impressive.
Participant[quote=recordsclerk]Recently released info from Toll Brothers:
Plan 1 – Santa Fe – single level – 4,010 sq ft – 4 BD/4.5 BA/3-car garage
Plan 2 – La Jolla – single level – 4,154 sq ft – 3 BD+Den or Opt 4 BD/3.5 BA/3-car garage/Optional Casita
Plan 3 – Coronado – two story – 4,298 sq ft – 5 BD+Den+Bonus Room/4.5 BA/3.5-car garage
Plan 4 – Balboa – two story – 4,358 sq ft – 4 BD+Den/4.5 BA/4-car garage/Optional Casita
Plan 5 – Pasadena – single level – 4,341 sq ft – 4 BD+Den+Bonus Room/3.5 BA/4-car garage
Plan 6 – San Clemente – two story – 4,397 sq ft – 5 BD+Den/5.5 BA/4-car garage/Optional Bonus Room
Plan 7 – Point Loma – two story – 4,700 sq ft – 5 BD+Den/5.5 BA/3-car garage/Optional Bonus Room
Plan 8 – Torrey Pines – two story – 4,984 sq ft – 5 BD+Den/5.5 BA/3-car garage/Optional Bonus Room
No floor plans yet.[/quote]
I’ve never ever seen 8 plans available for a single development before. that’s pretty impressive.
Participantscanning over 3000 sqft recently sold SEH homes, you are looking at between mid 500k to mid 600k. I say getting close to the mid 500k mark would be good. I really doubt you’ll ever see these homes go down to less than 500k.
here’s a good one:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-110002417-1762_Tara_Way_San_Marcos_CA_92078
3400 sqft for $570k, came down from $900k at peak.
Participantscanning over 3000 sqft recently sold SEH homes, you are looking at between mid 500k to mid 600k. I say getting close to the mid 500k mark would be good. I really doubt you’ll ever see these homes go down to less than 500k.
here’s a good one:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-110002417-1762_Tara_Way_San_Marcos_CA_92078
3400 sqft for $570k, came down from $900k at peak.
Participantscanning over 3000 sqft recently sold SEH homes, you are looking at between mid 500k to mid 600k. I say getting close to the mid 500k mark would be good. I really doubt you’ll ever see these homes go down to less than 500k.
here’s a good one:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-110002417-1762_Tara_Way_San_Marcos_CA_92078
3400 sqft for $570k, came down from $900k at peak.
Participantscanning over 3000 sqft recently sold SEH homes, you are looking at between mid 500k to mid 600k. I say getting close to the mid 500k mark would be good. I really doubt you’ll ever see these homes go down to less than 500k.
here’s a good one:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-110002417-1762_Tara_Way_San_Marcos_CA_92078
3400 sqft for $570k, came down from $900k at peak.
Participantscanning over 3000 sqft recently sold SEH homes, you are looking at between mid 500k to mid 600k. I say getting close to the mid 500k mark would be good. I really doubt you’ll ever see these homes go down to less than 500k.
here’s a good one:
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-110002417-1762_Tara_Way_San_Marcos_CA_92078
3400 sqft for $570k, came down from $900k at peak.
Participant[quote=Hobie]Even Trump couldn’t make it work. And he screwed many Americans when he went BK on his condo project.[/quote]
remember what he said, oh that’s not really my project, they just used my name. (hey he sounds like a politician already!)
seriously, that market is completely overbuilt, all of the unfinished buildings are all future inventory. the market there will stay depressed for quite some time.
not a good way to part with your money.
Participant[quote=Hobie]Even Trump couldn’t make it work. And he screwed many Americans when he went BK on his condo project.[/quote]
remember what he said, oh that’s not really my project, they just used my name. (hey he sounds like a politician already!)
seriously, that market is completely overbuilt, all of the unfinished buildings are all future inventory. the market there will stay depressed for quite some time.
not a good way to part with your money.
Participant[quote=Hobie]Even Trump couldn’t make it work. And he screwed many Americans when he went BK on his condo project.[/quote]
remember what he said, oh that’s not really my project, they just used my name. (hey he sounds like a politician already!)
seriously, that market is completely overbuilt, all of the unfinished buildings are all future inventory. the market there will stay depressed for quite some time.
not a good way to part with your money.
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