What's your neighborhood?

Price seems good. Wish there were more pictures.

At 3.8M you are paying a premium for the lot size. Comparable homes on the next street sold for 3.2-3.4M in the last 6 months. This is priced for the view but the view is partially obstructed by the neighbor's second story addition.

Best part of this location: 3 minute walk to the trail that connects to Aliso Wood Canyons. Worst part: the elementary school redistricted last year and this address now feeds into the lower-rated one.

Went to the open house last month. Staging was aggressive — they had furniture blocking a crack in the living room wall. The master bath shower had visible grout damage they tried to cover with caulk.

Lived two doors down. The sewer line on this stretch of Hastings is original from 1990. Multiple neighbors have had to replace theirs. Budget 15-20k just in case.

Foundation work was done in 2019 — not sure if it was disclosed. Ask for the permit history from the city. Laguna Niguel building dept is pretty responsive.

The house backs up to Crown Valley Pkwy. You WILL hear the road after 6am. The photos make the backyard look peaceful. It is not.

Listed twice before. Pulled both times. Our agent told us the sellers were testing the market. Something felt off so we walked.

HOA is run by one woman on the corner who will fine you if your trash cans are visible for more than 2 hours. Not exaggerating. Ask anyone on the street.

Someone explain this price !!!

That’s bomb

Be aware the traffic on the main roads near here gets pretty bad during rush hour. But off-peak it's a breeze.

Way overpriced. Similar apartments in Austin are going for at least $2,131. I'd negotiate hard.

I've been tracking Los Angeles listings for months. Inventory is up and prices are leveling off. Good time to be looking.

Hot take: Laguna Niguel is still undervalued compared to where it's headed. Lock something in now or regret it.

The running/biking trails near Austin are seriously underrated. If you're into outdoor stuff this is a great spot.

There's a really solid coffee shop within walking distance of here. That alone would sell me on the location.

Hot take: Los Angeles is still undervalued compared to where it's headed. Lock something in now or regret it.

$4,200/mo for a this place in Woodland Hills? That's actually not bad compared to what I've been seeing lately.

Great spot in Laguna Niguel. You're close to everything without being right in the middle of the noise.