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Friday, August 22, 2008
REO, Short Sale and Foreclosures: Whittier Short Sale Homes
REO, Short Sale and Foreclosures: Whittier Short Sale Home
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Eastvale Community
I was introduce to the new Eastvale Community over two years ago, and other than the value of properties been affected so badly in the area, the city is turning to be a great place to live.
New schools reports have been going up, and this shows the effort that the school district is doing by bringing quality educators.
The impact on the education for this community will only better the quality of life and will become on time a place to move in and raise your kids.
Eastvale is surrounded by brand new homes, new parks and new schools. A well diversify neighborhood with easy commuting from the 91, 15 and 60 fwy.
When Schleisman St. construction and extension gets all the way to Euclid; it will make a nice cut off to the 91 fwy, helping commuters to avoid the 15 and 91 over pass, making traveling to Orange County easy.
Almost every where you turn in to a new track home area, you most likely find a nice park with play grounds for kids to enjoy, and some of them with skateboards rings football and basketball courts, the perfect place to meet friends and families. It is fun to see Eastvale Parks full of families and kids that come to enjoy the different sports on the weekends. There never is a dull day at the parks.
It is obvious that the Eastvale growth has slow down, and this, in a way, has allow the county to resolve some of the growing pains.
There apparently are more Police patrols on mayor streets and parks; this has help reduce some of the crimes that comes to a new neighborhood. Eastvale has some flows. The master plan did not take under consideration the traffic that 3 schools with in a block could create. We have seen this problem now that schools populations is increasing as new families begin to occupy the new homes and vacant homes.
Now that the new 15 fwy entrance down on Hammner is open, the 15 fwy access from Lemonite has seen the plug's of traffic reduce, however I believe that the over pass should be extended and the fwy entrance be increase to two lines to increase the flow of traffic. There are many compensated factor to the master flows and those are that Eastvale, as it continue to grow, it will be come the place to move in, nested between the new and old; Norco to the South, Mira Loma to the East, Ontario to the North and Chino to the West.
The Ontario International Air Port is helping to the economy of the region and it will continue to help on the growth of the surrounding cities, making this new community a great place to invest for the future. It remains to be seen what shape the community will take with Real Estate plunging prices and homes becoming more affordable. Would this bring a quality of new owners that will keep there lawn manicure and clear of graffiti, would they care about there community and be involve. Will the Norco/Corona School Dist, be able to maintain the good education? Or the lost of taxes revenues affect the school district budget? Are we going to see more cuts on education due to the drop on property values? All this are valid concerns that parents will face in the coming months.
By Oscar Matamoros
http://www.homesbyarea.com/
http://www.whittiershortsales.blogspot.com/
New schools reports have been going up, and this shows the effort that the school district is doing by bringing quality educators.
The impact on the education for this community will only better the quality of life and will become on time a place to move in and raise your kids.
Eastvale is surrounded by brand new homes, new parks and new schools. A well diversify neighborhood with easy commuting from the 91, 15 and 60 fwy.
When Schleisman St. construction and extension gets all the way to Euclid; it will make a nice cut off to the 91 fwy, helping commuters to avoid the 15 and 91 over pass, making traveling to Orange County easy.
Almost every where you turn in to a new track home area, you most likely find a nice park with play grounds for kids to enjoy, and some of them with skateboards rings football and basketball courts, the perfect place to meet friends and families. It is fun to see Eastvale Parks full of families and kids that come to enjoy the different sports on the weekends. There never is a dull day at the parks.
It is obvious that the Eastvale growth has slow down, and this, in a way, has allow the county to resolve some of the growing pains.
There apparently are more Police patrols on mayor streets and parks; this has help reduce some of the crimes that comes to a new neighborhood. Eastvale has some flows. The master plan did not take under consideration the traffic that 3 schools with in a block could create. We have seen this problem now that schools populations is increasing as new families begin to occupy the new homes and vacant homes.
Now that the new 15 fwy entrance down on Hammner is open, the 15 fwy access from Lemonite has seen the plug's of traffic reduce, however I believe that the over pass should be extended and the fwy entrance be increase to two lines to increase the flow of traffic. There are many compensated factor to the master flows and those are that Eastvale, as it continue to grow, it will be come the place to move in, nested between the new and old; Norco to the South, Mira Loma to the East, Ontario to the North and Chino to the West.
The Ontario International Air Port is helping to the economy of the region and it will continue to help on the growth of the surrounding cities, making this new community a great place to invest for the future. It remains to be seen what shape the community will take with Real Estate plunging prices and homes becoming more affordable. Would this bring a quality of new owners that will keep there lawn manicure and clear of graffiti, would they care about there community and be involve. Will the Norco/Corona School Dist, be able to maintain the good education? Or the lost of taxes revenues affect the school district budget? Are we going to see more cuts on education due to the drop on property values? All this are valid concerns that parents will face in the coming months.
By Oscar Matamoros
http://www.homesbyarea.com/
http://www.whittiershortsales.blogspot.com/
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