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NEW HOME BUILDERS IN LOUDOUN COUNTY VIRGINIA NEED CONTRACTS AND BUYERS NEED HOMES. 

So, what's holding everyone up?  A few things come to mind.

           Prospective home buyers are unable to sell their existing home and use the equity to finance
           the purchase of a new home.  

           Prices for new homes are still high based on what home buyers are ABLE to pay.

           Builders have slashed prices to attract buyers and some of the lower priced builders are selling. 
           But, they often have requirements that drive buyers away.

HOMES IN INVENTORY AND TO-BE-BUILT ARE WAITING FOR BUYERS
There are so many homes from which to choose in Ashburn, Purcellville, Lovettsville, Leesburg.   Builders have lowered their prices by as much as 5-10%.  However, 2007 is not the usual new home market in Loudoun County Virginia.  In what has always been a busy buying season for new home builders, there are few serious home buyers visiting model homes and even fewer signing contracts.  Further, for move-up buyers, selling their existing home in this slow market for homes in Loudoun County makes it harder to capture the equity needed to buy that beautiful new home. 

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Those five years from 2001 to 2005 were tough on real estate agents who sell new homes.  Many builders reduced or eliminated the Broker Fee.  The registration process was not encouraged.  It was hard.  For agents who specialize in new homes in Loudoun County in 2007, things are a LOT different.  Builders representatives greet agents with a smile.  Gladly take registrations.  Gladly provide those lovely brochures.  It's a buyer's agent's dream.  Except that many buyers don't realize that working with a buyer's agent doesn't cost them anything and our experience just may help them make wise choices.  Non-contingent buyers are welcomed with big smiles. 

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Courtesy, Lenn Harley, Broker, Homefinders.com, 800-711-7988, E-Mail.


As a Buyers Agent who specializes in and loves selling new homes, I haunt the builders in my areas of expertise almost daily looking for price reductions, incentives, closing cost help, builders who are willing to negotiate a bit.  They don't have to negotiate much, but in a buyer's market, give the buyer the comfort that they made a good buy. 

It's not always easy.  One of my buyers passed on a builder two weeks ago because the builder wouldn't agree to delay closing until January of 2008.  The buyer's family would arrive from Europe at that time and he was not going to settle on his home until his family was here.  The builder lost the sale because they wouldn't settle in January rather than December.  I know that the builder has had a dearth of sales in this particular community since opening over a year ago.  Well, they just lost another one.  I DID sell my buyer a new home, priced $100,000 higher TO SETTLE IN JANUARY of 2008.  I found a builder that would cooperate with my buyer's delivery needs. 

Home in Lovettsville priced $525,000Purcellville New Homes

  HOME IN LOVETTSVILLE - PRICED AT $525,000            HOME IN PURCELLVILLE  - PRICED AT $1,100,000

So what's holding everyone up?  All we need are some buyers with non-contingent funds and are ready to buy a new home. 

WONDERFUL NEW HOMES IN LOUDOUN COUNTY CAN BE FOUND THROUGHOUT THE AREA. 

Builders with homes priced under $500,000 are located in Guide to New Homes in Loudoun County Virginia
Ashburn, Purcellville, Lovettsville and Round HIll.

Builders with homes priced from $500,000 to $750,000 are located in Aldie, Ashburn,
Lansdowne, Leesburg, Lovettsville, Purcellville, Round Hill, South Riding.

Builders with homes priced from %750,000 to $1,000,000 are located in Aldie, Ashburn,
Bluemont, Chantilly, Hamilton, Lansdowne, Leesburg, Middleburg, Purcellville,
Round Hill, South Riding, Sterling, Waterford.

Builders with homes priced from $1,000,000 to $1,500,000 are located in Aldie, Ashburn,
Chantilly, Hamilton, Lansdowne, Leesburg, Lovettsville, Middleburg,
Paeonian Springs, Purcellville, Round Hill, South Riding, Waterford.

Builders with homes priced $1,500,000 and above are located in Aldie, Bluemont, Chantilly, Leesburg, Lovettsville, Middleburg, Paeonian Springs, Waterford.

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Map and Photos courtesy of Homefinders.com


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5 Comments on REAL ESTATE IN LOUDOUN COUNTY VIRGINIA IS A BUYERS' MARKET

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10
2007
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11
2007
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Prices are high based on what Buyers are willing to pay? What a concept. I thought it was because we're not marketing a Seller's home properly. That's what a few of our Sellers like to tell us... regardless of the facts or the numbers. What do you think, I bet we'll all change out of a Buyer's market when home prices and a Buyer's will to accept them meet. More than half the time these days, while we're all waiting for Buyers - trying to make a market, we're doing Seller management, taking the facts to them time and time again, and doing everything we can to be helpful and narrow this disconnect between Buyers and Sellers. Thanks for information about Loudon County.
9:36am • #3
AUG
14
2007

Has the area come to a crawl I noticed that builders are building new homes throughout Loudoun County but all the post indicate buyers are in a wait and see mode..  Appears to be thecondition in many markets these days.

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Gary Bolen.  Thanks for commenting.  Actually, the "disconnect" between buyer and seller in Loudoun County is about $100,000 to $200,000 for homes priced under $1,000,000.  That's a pretty wide disconnect.

Gary Esposito.  Yes, builders are still building.  Some more than others.  Depends on their willingness to offer good incentives.  Some builders who ARE still building have lowered prices and offering incentives.

 

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