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May 4, 2008 at 6:56 PM #199121May 4, 2008 at 8:30 PM #199007
4spotentialbuyer
ParticipantOur Piggington’s realtors and other 4S potential buyers, do you think this is a good price now given that the Phase 1 sales release had prices in the mid 800s? Or do people really think the price will go down further this year?
There were 6 homes available, one each of each phase. 3/6 had reservations by Saturday morning. By Saturday morning, there was only 1 each of Plan 1,2, or 3. The sales agent stated they did not know if the price would be maintained in the next phase and thought this we rock bottom pricing as they really want to move these homes. They said they had no way of knowing what the price will be at the next phase and that it may go up.
Per the sales agent, the business plan is the finish buiding phases 5-6 by December (total 20 homes this year).
Phase 7 and 8 had some large lots however phase 7 is a bit too close to the school. These will not be released until next year.
It is very tempting to jump in now as we have been waiting for the price drop. As of this week Pienza will not match Silhouette’s or Maybeck’s prices….we already inquired.
We might have to just take our chances and take the plunge as there are not many lots left which we like….
May 4, 2008 at 8:30 PM #1990484spotentialbuyer
ParticipantOur Piggington’s realtors and other 4S potential buyers, do you think this is a good price now given that the Phase 1 sales release had prices in the mid 800s? Or do people really think the price will go down further this year?
There were 6 homes available, one each of each phase. 3/6 had reservations by Saturday morning. By Saturday morning, there was only 1 each of Plan 1,2, or 3. The sales agent stated they did not know if the price would be maintained in the next phase and thought this we rock bottom pricing as they really want to move these homes. They said they had no way of knowing what the price will be at the next phase and that it may go up.
Per the sales agent, the business plan is the finish buiding phases 5-6 by December (total 20 homes this year).
Phase 7 and 8 had some large lots however phase 7 is a bit too close to the school. These will not be released until next year.
It is very tempting to jump in now as we have been waiting for the price drop. As of this week Pienza will not match Silhouette’s or Maybeck’s prices….we already inquired.
We might have to just take our chances and take the plunge as there are not many lots left which we like….
May 4, 2008 at 8:30 PM #1990744spotentialbuyer
ParticipantOur Piggington’s realtors and other 4S potential buyers, do you think this is a good price now given that the Phase 1 sales release had prices in the mid 800s? Or do people really think the price will go down further this year?
There were 6 homes available, one each of each phase. 3/6 had reservations by Saturday morning. By Saturday morning, there was only 1 each of Plan 1,2, or 3. The sales agent stated they did not know if the price would be maintained in the next phase and thought this we rock bottom pricing as they really want to move these homes. They said they had no way of knowing what the price will be at the next phase and that it may go up.
Per the sales agent, the business plan is the finish buiding phases 5-6 by December (total 20 homes this year).
Phase 7 and 8 had some large lots however phase 7 is a bit too close to the school. These will not be released until next year.
It is very tempting to jump in now as we have been waiting for the price drop. As of this week Pienza will not match Silhouette’s or Maybeck’s prices….we already inquired.
We might have to just take our chances and take the plunge as there are not many lots left which we like….
May 4, 2008 at 8:30 PM #1990994spotentialbuyer
ParticipantOur Piggington’s realtors and other 4S potential buyers, do you think this is a good price now given that the Phase 1 sales release had prices in the mid 800s? Or do people really think the price will go down further this year?
There were 6 homes available, one each of each phase. 3/6 had reservations by Saturday morning. By Saturday morning, there was only 1 each of Plan 1,2, or 3. The sales agent stated they did not know if the price would be maintained in the next phase and thought this we rock bottom pricing as they really want to move these homes. They said they had no way of knowing what the price will be at the next phase and that it may go up.
Per the sales agent, the business plan is the finish buiding phases 5-6 by December (total 20 homes this year).
Phase 7 and 8 had some large lots however phase 7 is a bit too close to the school. These will not be released until next year.
It is very tempting to jump in now as we have been waiting for the price drop. As of this week Pienza will not match Silhouette’s or Maybeck’s prices….we already inquired.
We might have to just take our chances and take the plunge as there are not many lots left which we like….
May 4, 2008 at 8:30 PM #1991324spotentialbuyer
ParticipantOur Piggington’s realtors and other 4S potential buyers, do you think this is a good price now given that the Phase 1 sales release had prices in the mid 800s? Or do people really think the price will go down further this year?
There were 6 homes available, one each of each phase. 3/6 had reservations by Saturday morning. By Saturday morning, there was only 1 each of Plan 1,2, or 3. The sales agent stated they did not know if the price would be maintained in the next phase and thought this we rock bottom pricing as they really want to move these homes. They said they had no way of knowing what the price will be at the next phase and that it may go up.
Per the sales agent, the business plan is the finish buiding phases 5-6 by December (total 20 homes this year).
Phase 7 and 8 had some large lots however phase 7 is a bit too close to the school. These will not be released until next year.
It is very tempting to jump in now as we have been waiting for the price drop. As of this week Pienza will not match Silhouette’s or Maybeck’s prices….we already inquired.
We might have to just take our chances and take the plunge as there are not many lots left which we like….
May 4, 2008 at 8:57 PM #199012roughtrader
Participant4spotentialbuyer, let’s ask this question:
Given the rather minor variation between the lots in phases 5 and 6 (or with 7 and 8 for that matter), why would the builder lower the prices only to raise them later? Does that make sense? They want to lower the price to move inventory. Once they clear out the phase 5 homes, phases 6-8 are still waiting for them. To me, it doesn’t make sense to move the price up again, because that will simply continue to stall the liquidation of the remaining inventory.
My thinking is that they need to unload in a progressive, scheduled manner. They are carrying the costs of holding each unbuilt lot, and the longer they wait it appears the more money they lose. There is nothing special about phase 6 compared to 5 (although each lot appears even MORE cramped), so a higher price on phase 6 will disrupt their ideal release schedule and cost them more dime.
I think they’re going to continue to cut, and at the least, hold where they are.
Opinions?
roughtrader
May 4, 2008 at 8:57 PM #199053roughtrader
Participant4spotentialbuyer, let’s ask this question:
Given the rather minor variation between the lots in phases 5 and 6 (or with 7 and 8 for that matter), why would the builder lower the prices only to raise them later? Does that make sense? They want to lower the price to move inventory. Once they clear out the phase 5 homes, phases 6-8 are still waiting for them. To me, it doesn’t make sense to move the price up again, because that will simply continue to stall the liquidation of the remaining inventory.
My thinking is that they need to unload in a progressive, scheduled manner. They are carrying the costs of holding each unbuilt lot, and the longer they wait it appears the more money they lose. There is nothing special about phase 6 compared to 5 (although each lot appears even MORE cramped), so a higher price on phase 6 will disrupt their ideal release schedule and cost them more dime.
I think they’re going to continue to cut, and at the least, hold where they are.
Opinions?
roughtrader
May 4, 2008 at 8:57 PM #199079roughtrader
Participant4spotentialbuyer, let’s ask this question:
Given the rather minor variation between the lots in phases 5 and 6 (or with 7 and 8 for that matter), why would the builder lower the prices only to raise them later? Does that make sense? They want to lower the price to move inventory. Once they clear out the phase 5 homes, phases 6-8 are still waiting for them. To me, it doesn’t make sense to move the price up again, because that will simply continue to stall the liquidation of the remaining inventory.
My thinking is that they need to unload in a progressive, scheduled manner. They are carrying the costs of holding each unbuilt lot, and the longer they wait it appears the more money they lose. There is nothing special about phase 6 compared to 5 (although each lot appears even MORE cramped), so a higher price on phase 6 will disrupt their ideal release schedule and cost them more dime.
I think they’re going to continue to cut, and at the least, hold where they are.
Opinions?
roughtrader
May 4, 2008 at 8:57 PM #199104roughtrader
Participant4spotentialbuyer, let’s ask this question:
Given the rather minor variation between the lots in phases 5 and 6 (or with 7 and 8 for that matter), why would the builder lower the prices only to raise them later? Does that make sense? They want to lower the price to move inventory. Once they clear out the phase 5 homes, phases 6-8 are still waiting for them. To me, it doesn’t make sense to move the price up again, because that will simply continue to stall the liquidation of the remaining inventory.
My thinking is that they need to unload in a progressive, scheduled manner. They are carrying the costs of holding each unbuilt lot, and the longer they wait it appears the more money they lose. There is nothing special about phase 6 compared to 5 (although each lot appears even MORE cramped), so a higher price on phase 6 will disrupt their ideal release schedule and cost them more dime.
I think they’re going to continue to cut, and at the least, hold where they are.
Opinions?
roughtrader
May 4, 2008 at 8:57 PM #199137roughtrader
Participant4spotentialbuyer, let’s ask this question:
Given the rather minor variation between the lots in phases 5 and 6 (or with 7 and 8 for that matter), why would the builder lower the prices only to raise them later? Does that make sense? They want to lower the price to move inventory. Once they clear out the phase 5 homes, phases 6-8 are still waiting for them. To me, it doesn’t make sense to move the price up again, because that will simply continue to stall the liquidation of the remaining inventory.
My thinking is that they need to unload in a progressive, scheduled manner. They are carrying the costs of holding each unbuilt lot, and the longer they wait it appears the more money they lose. There is nothing special about phase 6 compared to 5 (although each lot appears even MORE cramped), so a higher price on phase 6 will disrupt their ideal release schedule and cost them more dime.
I think they’re going to continue to cut, and at the least, hold where they are.
Opinions?
roughtrader
May 4, 2008 at 9:00 PM #199017roughtrader
ParticipantBy the way, I forgot to ask, did you get yourself on the priority list so you have first pick of the next phase releases?
roughtrader
May 4, 2008 at 9:00 PM #199058roughtrader
ParticipantBy the way, I forgot to ask, did you get yourself on the priority list so you have first pick of the next phase releases?
roughtrader
May 4, 2008 at 9:00 PM #199085roughtrader
ParticipantBy the way, I forgot to ask, did you get yourself on the priority list so you have first pick of the next phase releases?
roughtrader
May 4, 2008 at 9:00 PM #199109roughtrader
ParticipantBy the way, I forgot to ask, did you get yourself on the priority list so you have first pick of the next phase releases?
roughtrader
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