One of the main attraction of the Toll Brother homes is that you can build any model on any lot. Serenity did not have this option. The quality of the Serenity homes is mediocre, Toll has a reputation for good quality homes. I think that as long as they offer some incentives for upgrades they will attract a lot of buyers who are looking for larger homes. The only downside is the remote location and the MR.
[quote=recordsclerk]Floor plans and pricing are now available on their website.[/quote]
In general there’s a lot of talk about a single level premium. I don’t see this in regard to Toll Brothers pricing.
For example, a 2 story model “Coronado” at 4300 sqft is the same price as the single story “Santa Fe” at 4000 sqft. (the extra 300 sqft is the staircase).
As for lot premium, up to just $20-$45k for a view lot vs non-view lot.
why doesn’t Toll charge more for the single story or have a higher premium for view lots, don’t we see a higher premium in resales?
[quote=recordsclerk]Floor plans and pricing are now available on their website.[/quote]
In general there’s a lot of talk about a single level premium. I don’t see this in regard to Toll Brothers pricing.
For example, a 2 story model “Coronado” at 4300 sqft is the same price as the single story “Santa Fe” at 4000 sqft. (the extra 300 sqft is the staircase).
As for lot premium, up to just $20-$45k for a view lot vs non-view lot.
why doesn’t Toll charge more for the single story or have a higher premium for view lots, don’t we see a higher premium in resales?
[quote=recordsclerk]Floor plans and pricing are now available on their website.[/quote]
In general there’s a lot of talk about a single level premium. I don’t see this in regard to Toll Brothers pricing.
For example, a 2 story model “Coronado” at 4300 sqft is the same price as the single story “Santa Fe” at 4000 sqft. (the extra 300 sqft is the staircase).
As for lot premium, up to just $20-$45k for a view lot vs non-view lot.
why doesn’t Toll charge more for the single story or have a higher premium for view lots, don’t we see a higher premium in resales?
[quote=recordsclerk]Floor plans and pricing are now available on their website.[/quote]
In general there’s a lot of talk about a single level premium. I don’t see this in regard to Toll Brothers pricing.
For example, a 2 story model “Coronado” at 4300 sqft is the same price as the single story “Santa Fe” at 4000 sqft. (the extra 300 sqft is the staircase).
As for lot premium, up to just $20-$45k for a view lot vs non-view lot.
why doesn’t Toll charge more for the single story or have a higher premium for view lots, don’t we see a higher premium in resales?
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