Edgewater Isle first mentioned in the San Francisco Examiner in October 1983First marketing efforts

The first known public mention of Edgewater Isle was in October 1983 in the San Francisco Examiner, "Fall Real Estate Review" section, page 57, excerpt shown here.

Edgewater Isle originally sold from approximately 1984 - 1987. The complex is divided into two residential homeowners associations, what is now known as Edgewater Isle North and Edgewater Isle South. Each of those original developments still maintains a separate homeowners association, coupled with the Master Association to which both North and South also belong.

Construction defects

Both North and South associations sued their builders for construction defects, which were each settled and some minor reconstruction work commenced within each association.

Associations sue each other

Not all was harmonious: by 2001, factions developed between associations, and these associations were suing each other.

Edgewater Isle North Association

This is the original sales brochure from Edgewater Isle from November 1984.

Edgewater Isle brochure cover

Edgewater Isle brochure introduction page

Edgewater Isle Newport floor plan

Edgewater Isle brochure Del Mar floor plan

Edgewater Isle brochure Malibu floor plan

Edgewater Isle brochure Capri floor plan

Features

Edgewater Isle townhouse and condo prices

 

Edgewater Isle South Association

The original sales material provided by the developer of the Edgewater Isle South Association, initially known as "The Cove." Issued in approximately 1986.

Edgewater Isle South Sales Brochure Cover

Edgewater Isle South sales brochure introduction

typical plan layout

The Landing floor plan

The Windward floor plan

The Peninsula floor plan

Amenities listing

sales prices

Building -- Front View from Edgewater Isle South sales brochure floor plan

 


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Moxi Posner's Criminal Past

Moxi Posner, also known as Lois Posner, has been very active within the Edgewater Isle community for years. She has been an outspoken advocate for her own various causes, and has appeared in at least two local newspaper articles.

While describing herself as a "homeowner and realtor advocate," Posner has a more colorful background: Posner has 5 criminal convictions for theft, 2 restraining orders against her, and this event that was previously discussed here.

Posner's five convictions in San Mateo County run from 1992 - 2007. It was between criminal convictions in 2006 that she was issued the first restraining order against her from a next-door neighbor. The facts are here.



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