OC median home price rises to $702,750

[LuvSouthOC]

Maybe in Santiago Canyon. I don't think you can even build on some hillsides in my town. There are stability issues and access issues too. I don't see empty parcels except a few exclusive SFR lots in places like Bear Brand.

[LuvSouthOC]

Maybe in Santiago Canyon. I don't think you can even build on some hillsides in my town. There are stability issues and access issues too.

Someone mentioned lots of empty lots but I don't see empty parcels except a few exclusive SFR lots in places like Bear Brand.

[c2002]

Originally Posted by LuvSouthOC

. The open space you might see here are either hillsides that cannot be developed or parks. Where do you see open space?

To be honest I haven't seen any of this personally. I'm basing this on Redfin search for open land. You're right that for most of the cities there's nothing. ZERO.

But there's still clusters of land for sale around San Juan Capistrano, Niguna Nigel, Danta Point, and San Clemente. You're right though -- they are mostly hill side properties.

Originally Posted by LuvSouthOC

If the mid term congressional candidates lean very democratic, as appears to be likely, that will signal the end of the Trump presidency. With it will go the benefits to business and a return to shackles on business once Trump (and Pence) are gone. I would expect a huge impact on stocks and a minimal impact on real estate.

That's definitely possible. But even if GOP retain control over Congress and Presidency, it is still not clear that's a 100% upside for housing prices.

Isn't the GOP having a fight right now with the National Association of Home Builders over whether the new tax plan should cancel the mortgage deduction? That would be a huge blow to OC prices.

[LuvSouthOC]

Originally Posted by c2002

To be honest I haven't seen any of this personally. I'm basing this on Redfin search for open land. You're right that for most of the cities there's nothing. ZERO.

But there's still clusters of land for sale around San Juan Capistrano, Niguna Nigel, Danta Point, and San Clemente. You're right though -- they are mostly hill side properties.



That's definitely possible. But even if GOP retain control over Congress and Presidency, it is still not clear that's a 100% upside for housing prices.

Isn't the GOP having a fight right now with the National Association of Home Builders over whether the new tax plan should cancel the mortgage deduction? That would be a huge blow to OC prices.

What's Niguna Nigel and what is Danta Point?

[Electrician4you]

Originally Posted by LuvSouthOC

What's Niguna Nigel and what is Danta Point?

It's the sophisticated pronunciation. Don't you know anything?