[lifeisgood]

Yesterday I noticed at least seven model homes going up in the empty lot area at the end of alva road. also they are almost finished with a new park in that area. seems like 4s will have two new builders developing. there are over 100 lots ready for homes in this area. hope this helped

[lifeisgood]

my lot is 7000 square feet

[lifeisgood]

my lot is 7000 square feet

[lifeisgood]

my lot is 7000 square feet

[lifeisgood]

my lot is 7000 square feet

[lifeisgood]

my lot is 7000 square feet

[lifeisgood]

Yes they all sold, but they still have to close. I bought in the last phase and it took 8 months to sell all 11. There of course were the change of minds or couldn’t get financed etc…. It is very reasonable that this new phase sold quickly due to it being released on the culdasac. They have a waiting list of buyers who have been waiting for this street to open. This phase was priced about the same as the last except for the homes that backed up to the hill. For example, the 3100 square foot model on the view side was priced the same, but the same model on the other side of the street was priced $20000 less. No view = 650000, with view = 670000. We received many upgrades in our phase which are not being offered now due to the demand of the dead end road. It will be smooth sailing from now on, I think, because the rest of Chanteclair’s releases will be on culdasacs. It seems to me that because the inventory is low in the used house market at this price point, it makes sense to buy new.

[lifeisgood]

Yes they all sold, but they still have to close. I bought in the last phase and it took 8 months to sell all 11. There of course were the change of minds or couldn’t get financed etc…. It is very reasonable that this new phase sold quickly due to it being released on the culdasac. They have a waiting list of buyers who have been waiting for this street to open. This phase was priced about the same as the last except for the homes that backed up to the hill. For example, the 3100 square foot model on the view side was priced the same, but the same model on the other side of the street was priced $20000 less. No view = 650000, with view = 670000. We received many upgrades in our phase which are not being offered now due to the demand of the dead end road. It will be smooth sailing from now on, I think, because the rest of Chanteclair’s releases will be on culdasacs. It seems to me that because the inventory is low in the used house market at this price point, it makes sense to buy new.

[lifeisgood]

Yes they all sold, but they still have to close. I bought in the last phase and it took 8 months to sell all 11. There of course were the change of minds or couldn’t get financed etc…. It is very reasonable that this new phase sold quickly due to it being released on the culdasac. They have a waiting list of buyers who have been waiting for this street to open. This phase was priced about the same as the last except for the homes that backed up to the hill. For example, the 3100 square foot model on the view side was priced the same, but the same model on the other side of the street was priced $20000 less. No view = 650000, with view = 670000. We received many upgrades in our phase which are not being offered now due to the demand of the dead end road. It will be smooth sailing from now on, I think, because the rest of Chanteclair’s releases will be on culdasacs. It seems to me that because the inventory is low in the used house market at this price point, it makes sense to buy new.

[lifeisgood]

Yes they all sold, but they still have to close. I bought in the last phase and it took 8 months to sell all 11. There of course were the change of minds or couldn’t get financed etc…. It is very reasonable that this new phase sold quickly due to it being released on the culdasac. They have a waiting list of buyers who have been waiting for this street to open. This phase was priced about the same as the last except for the homes that backed up to the hill. For example, the 3100 square foot model on the view side was priced the same, but the same model on the other side of the street was priced $20000 less. No view = 650000, with view = 670000. We received many upgrades in our phase which are not being offered now due to the demand of the dead end road. It will be smooth sailing from now on, I think, because the rest of Chanteclair’s releases will be on culdasacs. It seems to me that because the inventory is low in the used house market at this price point, it makes sense to buy new.

[lifeisgood]

Yes they all sold, but they still have to close. I bought in the last phase and it took 8 months to sell all 11. There of course were the change of minds or couldn’t get financed etc…. It is very reasonable that this new phase sold quickly due to it being released on the culdasac. They have a waiting list of buyers who have been waiting for this street to open. This phase was priced about the same as the last except for the homes that backed up to the hill. For example, the 3100 square foot model on the view side was priced the same, but the same model on the other side of the street was priced $20000 less. No view = 650000, with view = 670000. We received many upgrades in our phase which are not being offered now due to the demand of the dead end road. It will be smooth sailing from now on, I think, because the rest of Chanteclair’s releases will be on culdasacs. It seems to me that because the inventory is low in the used house market at this price point, it makes sense to buy new.

[lifeisgood]

My wife and I closed in March and understand that our property will lose value. The question is how much? None of us know and can only speculate. We bought a new home in 4s and know that a lot of people on this board believe that this area is on the way to losing a lot more value. It seems like its getting to the point where builders, in this area and others like it, are close to being as low as they can go to be able to still build and survive. After reading many posts on this board, it seems like most of you would like to see this happen so that property values will fall more. Bottom line, recently there are many buyers in this market like us that bought property for the long term and not to flip. We put about 10% down and used my VA benefit no PMI. We also locked a 5% fixed 30. We prepared unlike a lot of people from the past by paying off all debt and now only have a mortgage and utilities. Believe it or not, many people today have done the same given todays in depth lending standards. As far as employment, I have been in the military for 11 years and my wife is a dental hygienist. A lot of current buyers, I’m assuming, are in the same position as far as employment security. Good luck to all in your decisions.

[lifeisgood]

My wife and I closed in March and understand that our property will lose value. The question is how much? None of us know and can only speculate. We bought a new home in 4s and know that a lot of people on this board believe that this area is on the way to losing a lot more value. It seems like its getting to the point where builders, in this area and others like it, are close to being as low as they can go to be able to still build and survive. After reading many posts on this board, it seems like most of you would like to see this happen so that property values will fall more. Bottom line, recently there are many buyers in this market like us that bought property for the long term and not to flip. We put about 10% down and used my VA benefit no PMI. We also locked a 5% fixed 30. We prepared unlike a lot of people from the past by paying off all debt and now only have a mortgage and utilities. Believe it or not, many people today have done the same given todays in depth lending standards. As far as employment, I have been in the military for 11 years and my wife is a dental hygienist. A lot of current buyers, I’m assuming, are in the same position as far as employment security. Good luck to all in your decisions.

[lifeisgood]

My wife and I closed in March and understand that our property will lose value. The question is how much? None of us know and can only speculate. We bought a new home in 4s and know that a lot of people on this board believe that this area is on the way to losing a lot more value. It seems like its getting to the point where builders, in this area and others like it, are close to being as low as they can go to be able to still build and survive. After reading many posts on this board, it seems like most of you would like to see this happen so that property values will fall more. Bottom line, recently there are many buyers in this market like us that bought property for the long term and not to flip. We put about 10% down and used my VA benefit no PMI. We also locked a 5% fixed 30. We prepared unlike a lot of people from the past by paying off all debt and now only have a mortgage and utilities. Believe it or not, many people today have done the same given todays in depth lending standards. As far as employment, I have been in the military for 11 years and my wife is a dental hygienist. A lot of current buyers, I’m assuming, are in the same position as far as employment security. Good luck to all in your decisions.

[lifeisgood]

My wife and I closed in March and understand that our property will lose value. The question is how much? None of us know and can only speculate. We bought a new home in 4s and know that a lot of people on this board believe that this area is on the way to losing a lot more value. It seems like its getting to the point where builders, in this area and others like it, are close to being as low as they can go to be able to still build and survive. After reading many posts on this board, it seems like most of you would like to see this happen so that property values will fall more. Bottom line, recently there are many buyers in this market like us that bought property for the long term and not to flip. We put about 10% down and used my VA benefit no PMI. We also locked a 5% fixed 30. We prepared unlike a lot of people from the past by paying off all debt and now only have a mortgage and utilities. Believe it or not, many people today have done the same given todays in depth lending standards. As far as employment, I have been in the military for 11 years and my wife is a dental hygienist. A lot of current buyers, I’m assuming, are in the same position as far as employment security. Good luck to all in your decisions.

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