[lepetitangel]

Hi Scarlett,
Thanks for your advice. I cannot agree with you more.
We do like Plan 4 a lot and we do think it is still over-priced. The sales office told us they already have a bunch of people on the waitlist…not sure if it’s true. But we’re gonna wait for at least 6-months as they told us nothing is available till Dec. Meanwhile we’ll just keep on watching the market.
I agree that it’s not necessary to have a brand-new home. I do like CV a lot as I lived in the area in my parents’ house for the past 5 years, and it’s just real convenient for us. I’m interested in some of the older neighborhoods too, especially those with smaller SFHs with a yard. I just hope prices do come down more in 6-months.
For something that’s 600K now, I do hope it drops to at least 575K. Do you think it’s possible in 6 months?

Again I think we should be patient and keep on looking at houses. My realtor told us sales are going well in CV but I don’t really see that. Inventory has just been increasing from Jan till now. I guess we’ll see.

So if it was you, would you go for a:
– Brand new townhome (2000-sqft) in Highland Village?
– or an older (1985~1990) smaller (1600-sqft) SFHs in other parts of CV?

thanks!

[lepetitangel]

Hi Scarlett,
Thanks for your advice. I cannot agree with you more.
We do like Plan 4 a lot and we do think it is still over-priced. The sales office told us they already have a bunch of people on the waitlist…not sure if it’s true. But we’re gonna wait for at least 6-months as they told us nothing is available till Dec. Meanwhile we’ll just keep on watching the market.
I agree that it’s not necessary to have a brand-new home. I do like CV a lot as I lived in the area in my parents’ house for the past 5 years, and it’s just real convenient for us. I’m interested in some of the older neighborhoods too, especially those with smaller SFHs with a yard. I just hope prices do come down more in 6-months.
For something that’s 600K now, I do hope it drops to at least 575K. Do you think it’s possible in 6 months?

Again I think we should be patient and keep on looking at houses. My realtor told us sales are going well in CV but I don’t really see that. Inventory has just been increasing from Jan till now. I guess we’ll see.

So if it was you, would you go for a:
– Brand new townhome (2000-sqft) in Highland Village?
– or an older (1985~1990) smaller (1600-sqft) SFHs in other parts of CV?

thanks!

[lepetitangel]

Hi Scarlett,
Thanks for your advice. I cannot agree with you more.
We do like Plan 4 a lot and we do think it is still over-priced. The sales office told us they already have a bunch of people on the waitlist…not sure if it’s true. But we’re gonna wait for at least 6-months as they told us nothing is available till Dec. Meanwhile we’ll just keep on watching the market.
I agree that it’s not necessary to have a brand-new home. I do like CV a lot as I lived in the area in my parents’ house for the past 5 years, and it’s just real convenient for us. I’m interested in some of the older neighborhoods too, especially those with smaller SFHs with a yard. I just hope prices do come down more in 6-months.
For something that’s 600K now, I do hope it drops to at least 575K. Do you think it’s possible in 6 months?

Again I think we should be patient and keep on looking at houses. My realtor told us sales are going well in CV but I don’t really see that. Inventory has just been increasing from Jan till now. I guess we’ll see.

So if it was you, would you go for a:
– Brand new townhome (2000-sqft) in Highland Village?
– or an older (1985~1990) smaller (1600-sqft) SFHs in other parts of CV?

thanks!

[lepetitangel]

Hi Scarlett,
Thanks for your advice. I cannot agree with you more.
We do like Plan 4 a lot and we do think it is still over-priced. The sales office told us they already have a bunch of people on the waitlist…not sure if it’s true. But we’re gonna wait for at least 6-months as they told us nothing is available till Dec. Meanwhile we’ll just keep on watching the market.
I agree that it’s not necessary to have a brand-new home. I do like CV a lot as I lived in the area in my parents’ house for the past 5 years, and it’s just real convenient for us. I’m interested in some of the older neighborhoods too, especially those with smaller SFHs with a yard. I just hope prices do come down more in 6-months.
For something that’s 600K now, I do hope it drops to at least 575K. Do you think it’s possible in 6 months?

Again I think we should be patient and keep on looking at houses. My realtor told us sales are going well in CV but I don’t really see that. Inventory has just been increasing from Jan till now. I guess we’ll see.

So if it was you, would you go for a:
– Brand new townhome (2000-sqft) in Highland Village?
– or an older (1985~1990) smaller (1600-sqft) SFHs in other parts of CV?

thanks!

[lepetitangel]

Hi Scarlett,
Thanks for your advice. I cannot agree with you more.
We do like Plan 4 a lot and we do think it is still over-priced. The sales office told us they already have a bunch of people on the waitlist…not sure if it’s true. But we’re gonna wait for at least 6-months as they told us nothing is available till Dec. Meanwhile we’ll just keep on watching the market.
I agree that it’s not necessary to have a brand-new home. I do like CV a lot as I lived in the area in my parents’ house for the past 5 years, and it’s just real convenient for us. I’m interested in some of the older neighborhoods too, especially those with smaller SFHs with a yard. I just hope prices do come down more in 6-months.
For something that’s 600K now, I do hope it drops to at least 575K. Do you think it’s possible in 6 months?

Again I think we should be patient and keep on looking at houses. My realtor told us sales are going well in CV but I don’t really see that. Inventory has just been increasing from Jan till now. I guess we’ll see.

So if it was you, would you go for a:
– Brand new townhome (2000-sqft) in Highland Village?
– or an older (1985~1990) smaller (1600-sqft) SFHs in other parts of CV?

thanks!

[lepetitangel]

Ic.
Is it more cost-effective if we don’t go with any of the builder’s flooring, and then find 3rd party contrator to do it after we get the unit?

[lepetitangel]

Ic.
Is it more cost-effective if we don’t go with any of the builder’s flooring, and then find 3rd party contrator to do it after we get the unit?

[lepetitangel]

Ic.
Is it more cost-effective if we don’t go with any of the builder’s flooring, and then find 3rd party contrator to do it after we get the unit?

[lepetitangel]

Ic.
Is it more cost-effective if we don’t go with any of the builder’s flooring, and then find 3rd party contrator to do it after we get the unit?

[lepetitangel]

Ic.
Is it more cost-effective if we don’t go with any of the builder’s flooring, and then find 3rd party contrator to do it after we get the unit?

[lepetitangel]

Hi Yoyo,
What is the $3200 for flooring?

[lepetitangel]

Hi Yoyo,
What is the $3200 for flooring?

[lepetitangel]

Hi Yoyo,
What is the $3200 for flooring?

[lepetitangel]

Hi Yoyo,
What is the $3200 for flooring?

[lepetitangel]

Hi Yoyo,
What is the $3200 for flooring?

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