Serenity Stonebridge Estate Scripps Ranch Home Pricing

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It’s like what Familyguy is saying. To give you a price we really need to know that exact house and actually visit the lot to give an opinion. And really it would just be an opinion. If you are planing on spending 880K and put in 100K to finish the back yard, I would go with a resale. You can find some really nice houses out there for the high 900’s low million. Serenity has a cheaper feel to me then some of the other houses in Stonebridge.

[kcal09]

Serenity homes are very popular due to great floor plans and relatively reasonable price per sqft. Resale homes are probably the better deal now. The home below just sold for slightly over $1 million.
This is a little bit high. I think a price in the low $900k is more reasonable.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-110007889-14574_Whispering_Ridge_Rd_San_Diego_CA_92131

[kcal09]

Serenity homes are very popular due to great floor plans and relatively reasonable price per sqft. Resale homes are probably the better deal now. The home below just sold for slightly over $1 million.
This is a little bit high. I think a price in the low $900k is more reasonable.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-110007889-14574_Whispering_Ridge_Rd_San_Diego_CA_92131

[kcal09]

Serenity homes are very popular due to great floor plans and relatively reasonable price per sqft. Resale homes are probably the better deal now. The home below just sold for slightly over $1 million.
This is a little bit high. I think a price in the low $900k is more reasonable.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-110007889-14574_Whispering_Ridge_Rd_San_Diego_CA_92131

[kcal09]

Serenity homes are very popular due to great floor plans and relatively reasonable price per sqft. Resale homes are probably the better deal now. The home below just sold for slightly over $1 million.
This is a little bit high. I think a price in the low $900k is more reasonable.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-110007889-14574_Whispering_Ridge_Rd_San_Diego_CA_92131

[kcal09]

Serenity homes are very popular due to great floor plans and relatively reasonable price per sqft. Resale homes are probably the better deal now. The home below just sold for slightly over $1 million.
This is a little bit high. I think a price in the low $900k is more reasonable.

http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-110007889-14574_Whispering_Ridge_Rd_San_Diego_CA_92131

[kkun]

The particular lot I was interested is lot #90- it’s a corner lot at cross section of Whispering Ridge & Carowind lane. It’s a very large lot, no views at back.

Any thoughts on right price per sqft or the whole house?

Based on some research, resale houses, especially the short-sell or foreclosure homes are ~15% lower ppsqft. I am in no hurry, so can wait. is there seasonality impacts on home pricing in SD?

[kkun]

The particular lot I was interested is lot #90- it’s a corner lot at cross section of Whispering Ridge & Carowind lane. It’s a very large lot, no views at back.

Any thoughts on right price per sqft or the whole house?

Based on some research, resale houses, especially the short-sell or foreclosure homes are ~15% lower ppsqft. I am in no hurry, so can wait. is there seasonality impacts on home pricing in SD?

[kkun]

The particular lot I was interested is lot #90- it’s a corner lot at cross section of Whispering Ridge & Carowind lane. It’s a very large lot, no views at back.

Any thoughts on right price per sqft or the whole house?

Based on some research, resale houses, especially the short-sell or foreclosure homes are ~15% lower ppsqft. I am in no hurry, so can wait. is there seasonality impacts on home pricing in SD?

[kkun]

The particular lot I was interested is lot #90- it’s a corner lot at cross section of Whispering Ridge & Carowind lane. It’s a very large lot, no views at back.

Any thoughts on right price per sqft or the whole house?

Based on some research, resale houses, especially the short-sell or foreclosure homes are ~15% lower ppsqft. I am in no hurry, so can wait. is there seasonality impacts on home pricing in SD?

[kkun]

The particular lot I was interested is lot #90- it’s a corner lot at cross section of Whispering Ridge & Carowind lane. It’s a very large lot, no views at back.

Any thoughts on right price per sqft or the whole house?

Based on some research, resale houses, especially the short-sell or foreclosure homes are ~15% lower ppsqft. I am in no hurry, so can wait. is there seasonality impacts on home pricing in SD?

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[quote=kkun]The particular lot I was interested is lot #90- it’s a corner lot at cross section of Whispering Ridge & Carowind lane. It’s a very large lot, no views at back.

Any thoughts on right price per sqft or the whole house?

Based on some research, resale houses, especially the short-sell or foreclosure homes are ~15% lower ppsqft. I am in no hurry, so can wait. is there seasonality impacts on home pricing in SD?[/quote]

I would wait if I were you. In all likelihood the toll bros offerings will demonstrate that serenity is an inferior product. Toll will likely pull buyers away from serenity if they price everything well, or at least within reach of a would be serenity buyer. This may create increased pressure to lower prices on the last few serenity homes. At the same time, keep your eyes open on the resales as well. And throw a couple of hail marys with the short sale offerings. That would be the best strategy at this time.

[ocrenter]

[quote=kkun]The particular lot I was interested is lot #90- it’s a corner lot at cross section of Whispering Ridge & Carowind lane. It’s a very large lot, no views at back.

Any thoughts on right price per sqft or the whole house?

Based on some research, resale houses, especially the short-sell or foreclosure homes are ~15% lower ppsqft. I am in no hurry, so can wait. is there seasonality impacts on home pricing in SD?[/quote]

I would wait if I were you. In all likelihood the toll bros offerings will demonstrate that serenity is an inferior product. Toll will likely pull buyers away from serenity if they price everything well, or at least within reach of a would be serenity buyer. This may create increased pressure to lower prices on the last few serenity homes. At the same time, keep your eyes open on the resales as well. And throw a couple of hail marys with the short sale offerings. That would be the best strategy at this time.

[ocrenter]

[quote=kkun]The particular lot I was interested is lot #90- it’s a corner lot at cross section of Whispering Ridge & Carowind lane. It’s a very large lot, no views at back.

Any thoughts on right price per sqft or the whole house?

Based on some research, resale houses, especially the short-sell or foreclosure homes are ~15% lower ppsqft. I am in no hurry, so can wait. is there seasonality impacts on home pricing in SD?[/quote]

I would wait if I were you. In all likelihood the toll bros offerings will demonstrate that serenity is an inferior product. Toll will likely pull buyers away from serenity if they price everything well, or at least within reach of a would be serenity buyer. This may create increased pressure to lower prices on the last few serenity homes. At the same time, keep your eyes open on the resales as well. And throw a couple of hail marys with the short sale offerings. That would be the best strategy at this time.

[ocrenter]

[quote=kkun]The particular lot I was interested is lot #90- it’s a corner lot at cross section of Whispering Ridge & Carowind lane. It’s a very large lot, no views at back.

Any thoughts on right price per sqft or the whole house?

Based on some research, resale houses, especially the short-sell or foreclosure homes are ~15% lower ppsqft. I am in no hurry, so can wait. is there seasonality impacts on home pricing in SD?[/quote]

I would wait if I were you. In all likelihood the toll bros offerings will demonstrate that serenity is an inferior product. Toll will likely pull buyers away from serenity if they price everything well, or at least within reach of a would be serenity buyer. This may create increased pressure to lower prices on the last few serenity homes. At the same time, keep your eyes open on the resales as well. And throw a couple of hail marys with the short sale offerings. That would be the best strategy at this time.

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