new homes: New Homes In Flowery Branch GA Real Estate
- 06/27/17 12:23 PM
Most homebuyers consider getting new construction homes for several reasons. One of the reasons is the freedom of the buyer to customize their home according to their lifestyle as some resale properties do not meet all of their necessary criteria. They are also more confident of the fact that they are using brand new materials, avoiding the need to continuously do repairs. The option to choose the area to live in is also a goal for new construction homebuyers. One city in Georgia that people consider when buying a home is Flowery Branch. Flowery Branch New Construction homes are known to be … (0 comments)
new homes: Community Spotlight: Kendrix Ridge in Sugar Hill GA
- 12/02/13 07:59 PM
Kendrix Ridge is a stunning gated community located in SugarHill GA. It’s boasting with 79 homesites featuring 3-car side entry garages and architecturally designed brick elevations. Exteriors include pre-finished aluminium gutters and downsprouts. Inside, one can expect fantastic floorplans from the new Kendrix collection, upgraded hardwood flooring, quality stainless steel appliances, master bath with separate shower, and even 9ft ceilings on first floor! Enjoy excellent amenities featuring a Jr. Olympic pool and cabana starting from the $280’s. Residents can relax in the outdoors with family, friends or pets and take a stroll on the walking trails. Children will attend exceptional … (0 comments)
It's been a long time coming but the builders are back and their building all over Gwinnett County. If you're looking for a newly constructed home, then you've got over 150 to choose from in the Gwinnett County area. Click the photo or this link to be taken directly to the page.
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new homes: Flowery Branch has Sterling New Construction
- 04/19/12 12:16 AM
So you're a buyer and you might have noticed that there's not a ton of new construction on the market. Chances are you might not have considered looking just a little up the road in Flowery Branch. Just beyond the city of Buford and the Mall of Georgia is the City of Flowery Branch. In Flowery Branch there's several new construction neighborhoods, in particular Sterling on the Lake. Sterling features many different builders and instead of a hodge podge it serves the communities original intent very well. There's something for everyone, including luxury homes as well as starter homes. This neighborhood has … (0 comments)
new homes: Pulte Homes to acquire Centex
- 04/10/09 09:53 AM
Home builder Pulte Homes Inc. will buy rival Centex Corp. in a $1.3 billion deal. The deal is made up of a stock-for-stock swap valued at $3.1 billion, including $1.8 billion of net debt. Bloomfield Hills, Mich.-based Pulte (NYSE: PHM) is metro Atlanta's second-largest home builder, with Dallas-based Centex (NYSE: CTX) ranked at No. 14, according to Atlanta Business Chronicle's 2008-2009 Book of Lists. Pulte had two of the top-selling communities in 2008 in metro Atlanta -- Village at Deaton Creek and Sun City Peachtree. "Combining these two industry leaders with proud legacies into one company puts us in an excellent … (0 comments)
new homes: Coles Pond - Hoschton, GA Custom Gated Community - Luxury Living Without The Strings
- 06/03/08 03:48 AM
Coles Pond, located in Hoshcton, GA, is a 77 Estate home gated community. With lot sizes up to 3 acres, this community offers all the luxury trappings of living in a Chateau Elan-esque community without all the strings that come attached. For instance, although there is an active HOA there is no hardline person measuring your grass height. Oh and if you ever decided to sell your home in Coles Pond, your agent could represent you easily by putting a sign up (not the case in Chateau Elan). Although not the best selling community in Hoschton or Atlanta for that matter, … (0 comments)
new homes: Builders & Agents - Foe to Friend? Atlanta New Home Market Changes
- 10/01/07 07:11 AM
Toward the height of the supposed real estate boom there were builders out there advertising not to bring in an Agent. "BONUS TO BUYER** Buyer's without agents" Some builders even went so far as to create lengthy agency contracts for how a Realtor would get paid. Most of which required the Realtor go stick their heads in the dirt while their client was hi-jacked by the builder's staff. What's puzzling, is how these builders do business. Some have employees, some have agents that have gone through special training to be effective but hold their license with a builder affiliate. While others have new … (6 comments)
new homes: Builders Offerring Great Deals: Northstar & Winmark's Latest
- 09/11/07 10:38 PM
Sept. 12, 2007 This is an excellent time to buy! There are two builders running competing specials right now in the North Gwinnett side of town. Northstar is giving buyer $15,000 to spend however they like on a home of their choice in ANY of their neighborhoods. Northstar is building in Lawrenceville, Buford, Suwanee and Dacula. Most of their homes are priced from $260K to the High $300's. Northstar is an excellent builder and has built quality neighborhoods for some time. Pictured to the Left is A 4 bedroom, 2 and 1 half bath single family home priced at $292,900. Notes- The Bedford. Beautiful … (0 comments)
new homes: From Forbes: Housing Market Decline To 2009 - Moody's Report
- 09/11/07 01:43 AM
I saw this flash up on my screen as I checked my mail. Another naysayer, we'll see in two years what happens. ----- Not only will the housing market not turn around for the next two years, Moody's believes it will be weak when it finally does come back. "Our current thinking is that the downturn, currently two years in the making, will last until 2009, with any sector recovery likely to be sluggish for some time after that," Joseph Snider, senior credit officer at Moody's, said Monday. This, in turn, will likely lead the agency to downgrade its ratings on many publicly traded homebuilders, Moody's said, … (6 comments)
new homes: Builders Piling On ... The Incentives
- 08/14/07 09:38 PM
As the media clamour about our market falling, it's no wonder where they get their information. I'm having a phenominal year, albeit it with fewer closings. Many in my office are doing likewise. One thing is for certain, there is a lot of new construction in the Atlanta Market and it's just sitting there. Here's the article from the Wall Street Journal talking about how bad it is in some places. With the housing market looking increasingly frail, home builders and real-estate agents are going to new extremes to attract buyers, dangling lavish incentives and slashing prices. BUYER'S MARKET Here are some tips for … (2 comments)
new homes: Fair Tax on Display on ABC's GOP Debate - Great Plan but 23% on New Homes?
- 08/06/07 07:56 AM
I got this video off youtube through a link from the FairTax.org newsletter. I was so happy I viewed it, there IS good stuff on YouTube. In any case, it gives a good look at the FairTax and althought I am totally in favor of the Fair Tax, I would say there needs to be changes. Senator Romney brings up the fact that New Homes would have a 23% Tax on them. That's enough to garner opposition from EVERY Builder and Realtor alike. … (17 comments)
Most homebuyers consider getting new construction homes for several reasons. One of the reasons is the freedom of the buyer to customize their home according to their lifestyle as some resale properties do not meet all of their necessary criteria. They are also more confident of the fact that they are using brand new materials, avoiding the need to continuously do repairs. The option to choose the area to live in is also a goal for new construction homebuyers.
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