Serenity in Stonebridge, OVERPRICED????

[svelte]

[quote=kcal09]Gas guzzlers for the price of a hybrid?[/quote]

Yukon Hybrid: 21 MPG city, 22 MPG highway

[ocrenter]

Eugene, I would defer to localguy when it comes to estimating heating and cooling cost. the true cost may surprise you.

now regarding Tiburon vs Montoro or Serenity, the big question is did the builder cut down on insulation in an effort to cut cost.

[ocrenter]

Eugene, I would defer to localguy when it comes to estimating heating and cooling cost. the true cost may surprise you.

now regarding Tiburon vs Montoro or Serenity, the big question is did the builder cut down on insulation in an effort to cut cost.

[ocrenter]

Eugene, I would defer to localguy when it comes to estimating heating and cooling cost. the true cost may surprise you.

now regarding Tiburon vs Montoro or Serenity, the big question is did the builder cut down on insulation in an effort to cut cost.

[ocrenter]

Eugene, I would defer to localguy when it comes to estimating heating and cooling cost. the true cost may surprise you.

now regarding Tiburon vs Montoro or Serenity, the big question is did the builder cut down on insulation in an effort to cut cost.

[ocrenter]

Eugene, I would defer to localguy when it comes to estimating heating and cooling cost. the true cost may surprise you.

now regarding Tiburon vs Montoro or Serenity, the big question is did the builder cut down on insulation in an effort to cut cost.

[sunny88]

I would assume buyers in “Stonebridge” have figured out the cost of living before signing the purchase contract. In general they must be affluent people who don’t mind to pay $20k+/year in taxes, MR and HOA fees and $6k+ in utilities.
As far as I could tell insulation was a problem in the “Montoro” homes which are very cheaply built.

[sunny88]

I would assume buyers in “Stonebridge” have figured out the cost of living before signing the purchase contract. In general they must be affluent people who don’t mind to pay $20k+/year in taxes, MR and HOA fees and $6k+ in utilities.
As far as I could tell insulation was a problem in the “Montoro” homes which are very cheaply built.

[sunny88]

I would assume buyers in “Stonebridge” have figured out the cost of living before signing the purchase contract. In general they must be affluent people who don’t mind to pay $20k+/year in taxes, MR and HOA fees and $6k+ in utilities.
As far as I could tell insulation was a problem in the “Montoro” homes which are very cheaply built.

[sunny88]

I would assume buyers in “Stonebridge” have figured out the cost of living before signing the purchase contract. In general they must be affluent people who don’t mind to pay $20k+/year in taxes, MR and HOA fees and $6k+ in utilities.
As far as I could tell insulation was a problem in the “Montoro” homes which are very cheaply built.

[sunny88]

I would assume buyers in “Stonebridge” have figured out the cost of living before signing the purchase contract. In general they must be affluent people who don’t mind to pay $20k+/year in taxes, MR and HOA fees and $6k+ in utilities.
As far as I could tell insulation was a problem in the “Montoro” homes which are very cheaply built.

[Eugene]

I’d defer to him too, but I didn’t notice him comment on heating & cooling costs.

[Eugene]

I’d defer to him too, but I didn’t notice him comment on heating & cooling costs.

[Eugene]

I’d defer to him too, but I didn’t notice him comment on heating & cooling costs.

[Eugene]

I’d defer to him too, but I didn’t notice him comment on heating & cooling costs.

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