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July 3, 2007 at 10:55 PM in reply to: New Homes- Reduces prices, plus up to $50,000 to spend your way! #63824wantobuyParticipant
the moving in dates of all available houses at 4S ranch right now are all after late August. Almost all are in Nov/Dec, unless some earlier ones fall out of escrow. If what temeculaguy guessed is right, we won’t see much sales in the coming months in 4S?
wantobuyParticipantthe moving in dates of all available houses at 4S ranch right now are all after late August. Almost all are in Nov/Dec, unless some earlier ones fall out of escrow. If what temeculaguy guessed is right, we won’t see much sales in the coming months in 4S?
wantobuyParticipantJust wanted to say what sdcellar pointed out, it’ll be more telling to check out the available inventory at Pienza since they usually only allow reservations to hold up the houses for up to one week.
wantobuyParticipantJust wanted to say what sdcellar pointed out, it’ll be more telling to check out the available inventory at Pienza since they usually only allow reservations to hold up the houses for up to one week.
wantobuyParticipantLooking at the price sheet dated on 4/26,
Lot 762 Plan 3212: $761,990
Lot 828 plan 3365: $751,990
Lot 825 plan 2901: $721,390
Lot 830 Plan 3212 : $731,490.My bad, the incentive was $15K.
wantobuyParticipantLooking at the price sheet dated on 4/26,
Lot 762 Plan 3212: $761,990
Lot 828 plan 3365: $751,990
Lot 825 plan 2901: $721,390
Lot 830 Plan 3212 : $731,490.My bad, the incentive was $15K.
wantobuyParticipantwhat is the amount of incentive? If it’s still $20K, then the price has increased over the last few releases. How could this happen when people are aware of the declining sales in May?
wantobuyParticipantwhat is the amount of incentive? If it’s still $20K, then the price has increased over the last few releases. How could this happen when people are aware of the declining sales in May?
wantobuyParticipantme $100k, wife $90k, each has about 10% bonus, one baby.
Looking from this forum, money-wise my difficult years in the ph.d program at ucsd were not well spent…wantobuyParticipantme $100k, wife $90k, each has about 10% bonus, one baby.
Looking from this forum, money-wise my difficult years in the ph.d program at ucsd were not well spent…wantobuyParticipantCan you get your deposit back?
Evergreen has nice floor plans. However go check out Maybeck homes. Mayback has a corner house for sale, around 3500 sq ft, asking for $776K, $25K incentive, many upgrades in the house including granite in kitch and every bath.wantobuyParticipantCan you get your deposit back?
Evergreen has nice floor plans. However go check out Maybeck homes. Mayback has a corner house for sale, around 3500 sq ft, asking for $776K, $25K incentive, many upgrades in the house including granite in kitch and every bath.April 25, 2007 at 8:53 PM in reply to: 4S Ranch – (3000+sq/ft update) Pienza / Evergreen / Maybeck #51146wantobuyParticipantBoth Pienza and Maybeck said they would have price increase in next release (Maybeck says $10K increase). With so much news coverage on subprime problems/declining sales, I believe recent buyers are well educated on the market condition and will have no problem riding out the down market, I think we’ll see less and less falling out of new home contracts because the builders ask for bigger deposits. I asked the sales persons in both Pienza and Silhouette, the number of contingent buyers are small. I’ve somehow lost confidence in that we’d see a $80K-$100K price drop again like we saw in the last 6 months in 2006 in 4S ranch for 3000+ houses. Rent is not much cheaper than mortgage. Builders lead the price drop. It’ll take a few years for the resale homes to be comparable to the new houses, by then who know what may happen, the inflation may catch up and the expected price drop may not have materialized.
Tied of checking out market news every day, guilt of wife pressure, will buy new soon, even if the price is going to drop $50K or $100K in the next a few years.wantobuyParticipantThe sales lady told me that John Liang’s strategy is to take it slow for more long term gain. Not sure if it’s true or not.
Also she told me they kept the deposits from the two plan 1 houses fell out of escrow. Plan 3 and 2 have almost the same price tag. I like Plan 3 too. Around Dec 25 last year, one person who is also a realtor purchased a Plan 2 for $750K (fully upgraded, 5 bedroom + a den (open space) + one sperate library). So if there is another $100K drop by the end of this year, the price tag would be around $650K for plan 2/3. -
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