Sunny I agree with your analysis on Montera. I live right around the corner from Stonebridge and cruise around there alot. If I were to compare it to 4S I like the homes/lots much better. Community wise it is lacking alot. Distress wise I think uniform depreciation will continue to occur. Lots of distress has happened in Stonebridge and more will continue to happen there. However like everything else this spring, we are in the midst of a twilight zone type of rally so I expect decent sales.
Are the models open? They were still building the last time we visited. [/quote]
The 2 models are open now and 4 homes are under construction. One apparently already sold according to the sales agent.
The backyards of the models are huge and in my opinion a deterrent to many potential home buyers as landscaping will be extremely expensive.
Are the models open? They were still building the last time we visited. [/quote]
The 2 models are open now and 4 homes are under construction. One apparently already sold according to the sales agent.
The backyards of the models are huge and in my opinion a deterrent to many potential home buyers as landscaping will be extremely expensive.
Are the models open? They were still building the last time we visited. [/quote]
The 2 models are open now and 4 homes are under construction. One apparently already sold according to the sales agent.
The backyards of the models are huge and in my opinion a deterrent to many potential home buyers as landscaping will be extremely expensive.
Are the models open? They were still building the last time we visited. [/quote]
The 2 models are open now and 4 homes are under construction. One apparently already sold according to the sales agent.
The backyards of the models are huge and in my opinion a deterrent to many potential home buyers as landscaping will be extremely expensive.
Are the models open? They were still building the last time we visited. [/quote]
The 2 models are open now and 4 homes are under construction. One apparently already sold according to the sales agent.
The backyards of the models are huge and in my opinion a deterrent to many potential home buyers as landscaping will be extremely expensive.
I agree with you, the community lacks a certain degree of attractiveness. The landscape feels very barren and shopping is a hassle. However, some of the homes are very nice inside. I would think that once the prices reach a certain level (i.e. less than $200 sqft) buyers will be more attracted to Stonebridge.
I agree with you, the community lacks a certain degree of attractiveness. The landscape feels very barren and shopping is a hassle. However, some of the homes are very nice inside. I would think that once the prices reach a certain level (i.e. less than $200 sqft) buyers will be more attracted to Stonebridge.
I agree with you, the community lacks a certain degree of attractiveness. The landscape feels very barren and shopping is a hassle. However, some of the homes are very nice inside. I would think that once the prices reach a certain level (i.e. less than $200 sqft) buyers will be more attracted to Stonebridge.
I agree with you, the community lacks a certain degree of attractiveness. The landscape feels very barren and shopping is a hassle. However, some of the homes are very nice inside. I would think that once the prices reach a certain level (i.e. less than $200 sqft) buyers will be more attracted to Stonebridge.
I agree with you, the community lacks a certain degree of attractiveness. The landscape feels very barren and shopping is a hassle. However, some of the homes are very nice inside. I would think that once the prices reach a certain level (i.e. less than $200 sqft) buyers will be more attracted to Stonebridge.
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