My point is, you could try holding out for even lower prices, but then again you could be missing out on a nice home trying to squeak out an extra $50k. Personally, if I needed a 4000 sq ft house, I would go in now with a solid 20% down offer and play hardball on price.
the first one has powerline issue, thus the lowest price for plan 1. can’t see the second and third listing price, but I guess it is high 80’s and Brookfield is pretty firm on their pricing…
the first one has powerline issue, thus the lowest price for plan 1. can’t see the second and third listing price, but I guess it is high 80’s and Brookfield is pretty firm on their pricing…
the first one has powerline issue, thus the lowest price for plan 1. can’t see the second and third listing price, but I guess it is high 80’s and Brookfield is pretty firm on their pricing…
the first one has powerline issue, thus the lowest price for plan 1. can’t see the second and third listing price, but I guess it is high 80’s and Brookfield is pretty firm on their pricing…
the first one has powerline issue, thus the lowest price for plan 1. can’t see the second and third listing price, but I guess it is high 80’s and Brookfield is pretty firm on their pricing…
Even if there are no powerline issues the MR is just a deal breaker for many potential buyers. I doubt that Brookfield will be able to sell these homes at the current prices.
Even if there are no powerline issues the MR is just a deal breaker for many potential buyers. I doubt that Brookfield will be able to sell these homes at the current prices.
Even if there are no powerline issues the MR is just a deal breaker for many potential buyers. I doubt that Brookfield will be able to sell these homes at the current prices.
Even if there are no powerline issues the MR is just a deal breaker for many potential buyers. I doubt that Brookfield will be able to sell these homes at the current prices.
Even if there are no powerline issues the MR is just a deal breaker for many potential buyers. I doubt that Brookfield will be able to sell these homes at the current prices.
Stonebridge is very popular to younger families with higher incomes as the schools are relatively good and home homes are bigger than in 4S Ranch. But the MR is clearly a deterrent for most potential buyers.
Stonebridge is very popular to younger families with higher incomes as the schools are relatively good and home homes are bigger than in 4S Ranch. But the MR is clearly a deterrent for most potential buyers.
Stonebridge is very popular to younger families with higher incomes as the schools are relatively good and home homes are bigger than in 4S Ranch. But the MR is clearly a deterrent for most potential buyers.
Stonebridge is very popular to younger families with higher incomes as the schools are relatively good and home homes are bigger than in 4S Ranch. But the MR is clearly a deterrent for most potential buyers.
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