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January 12, 2009 at 3:14 PM #328045January 12, 2009 at 11:12 PM #327793PKMANParticipant
If you’re in no rush to buy soon, then the obvious smart thing to do is wait. I’m glad to learn that StanPac will proceed to build the last phase of the Canopy Park townhouses (I had feared that they may halt the project), to the east of Stoney Creek. This will complete the community and bring HOA down by about $20/month.
If the next phase will see further price reduction by 15% – 20%, I may buy a unit as investment and rent it out.
January 12, 2009 at 11:12 PM #328127PKMANParticipantIf you’re in no rush to buy soon, then the obvious smart thing to do is wait. I’m glad to learn that StanPac will proceed to build the last phase of the Canopy Park townhouses (I had feared that they may halt the project), to the east of Stoney Creek. This will complete the community and bring HOA down by about $20/month.
If the next phase will see further price reduction by 15% – 20%, I may buy a unit as investment and rent it out.
January 12, 2009 at 11:12 PM #328200PKMANParticipantIf you’re in no rush to buy soon, then the obvious smart thing to do is wait. I’m glad to learn that StanPac will proceed to build the last phase of the Canopy Park townhouses (I had feared that they may halt the project), to the east of Stoney Creek. This will complete the community and bring HOA down by about $20/month.
If the next phase will see further price reduction by 15% – 20%, I may buy a unit as investment and rent it out.
January 12, 2009 at 11:12 PM #328223PKMANParticipantIf you’re in no rush to buy soon, then the obvious smart thing to do is wait. I’m glad to learn that StanPac will proceed to build the last phase of the Canopy Park townhouses (I had feared that they may halt the project), to the east of Stoney Creek. This will complete the community and bring HOA down by about $20/month.
If the next phase will see further price reduction by 15% – 20%, I may buy a unit as investment and rent it out.
January 12, 2009 at 11:12 PM #328307PKMANParticipantIf you’re in no rush to buy soon, then the obvious smart thing to do is wait. I’m glad to learn that StanPac will proceed to build the last phase of the Canopy Park townhouses (I had feared that they may halt the project), to the east of Stoney Creek. This will complete the community and bring HOA down by about $20/month.
If the next phase will see further price reduction by 15% – 20%, I may buy a unit as investment and rent it out.
January 13, 2009 at 12:31 PM #328022AnonymousGuestthanks for the update. I really like the units, but dont think they are worth anywhere near 400k. I’m not sure what price it would take to get me to commit, but knowing the whole next phase is coming I dont really have to worry about supply.
January 13, 2009 at 12:31 PM #328358AnonymousGuestthanks for the update. I really like the units, but dont think they are worth anywhere near 400k. I’m not sure what price it would take to get me to commit, but knowing the whole next phase is coming I dont really have to worry about supply.
January 13, 2009 at 12:31 PM #328430AnonymousGuestthanks for the update. I really like the units, but dont think they are worth anywhere near 400k. I’m not sure what price it would take to get me to commit, but knowing the whole next phase is coming I dont really have to worry about supply.
January 13, 2009 at 12:31 PM #328453AnonymousGuestthanks for the update. I really like the units, but dont think they are worth anywhere near 400k. I’m not sure what price it would take to get me to commit, but knowing the whole next phase is coming I dont really have to worry about supply.
January 13, 2009 at 12:31 PM #328537AnonymousGuestthanks for the update. I really like the units, but dont think they are worth anywhere near 400k. I’m not sure what price it would take to get me to commit, but knowing the whole next phase is coming I dont really have to worry about supply.
January 13, 2009 at 12:36 PM #328033sunny88ParticipantI agree with you both. We were thinking of offering around $350 k for the plan 4 which already has some nice upgrades incl. wood floor, wiring and appliances. However, given the current market conition we feel more comfortable waiting. I forgot to mention that there is also a plan 5 which is move-in ready. But we didn’t like the floorplan as the living room is too dark. Sales have been slow and I’m sure the prices will come down within the next few months.
January 13, 2009 at 12:36 PM #328368sunny88ParticipantI agree with you both. We were thinking of offering around $350 k for the plan 4 which already has some nice upgrades incl. wood floor, wiring and appliances. However, given the current market conition we feel more comfortable waiting. I forgot to mention that there is also a plan 5 which is move-in ready. But we didn’t like the floorplan as the living room is too dark. Sales have been slow and I’m sure the prices will come down within the next few months.
January 13, 2009 at 12:36 PM #328440sunny88ParticipantI agree with you both. We were thinking of offering around $350 k for the plan 4 which already has some nice upgrades incl. wood floor, wiring and appliances. However, given the current market conition we feel more comfortable waiting. I forgot to mention that there is also a plan 5 which is move-in ready. But we didn’t like the floorplan as the living room is too dark. Sales have been slow and I’m sure the prices will come down within the next few months.
January 13, 2009 at 12:36 PM #328463sunny88ParticipantI agree with you both. We were thinking of offering around $350 k for the plan 4 which already has some nice upgrades incl. wood floor, wiring and appliances. However, given the current market conition we feel more comfortable waiting. I forgot to mention that there is also a plan 5 which is move-in ready. But we didn’t like the floorplan as the living room is too dark. Sales have been slow and I’m sure the prices will come down within the next few months.
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