[sturmjohn]

It seems the homes on the club side of Camino Del Dur are more desired – bigger lots, proximity to the club & course. Are homes there holding their values better?

Also, if I were to build with a Santaluz-recommended builder and used some of their plan options, could I get a home through the approval process and build within a year?

[sturmjohn]

It seems the homes on the club side of Camino Del Dur are more desired – bigger lots, proximity to the club & course. Are homes there holding their values better?

Also, if I were to build with a Santaluz-recommended builder and used some of their plan options, could I get a home through the approval process and build within a year?

[sturmjohn]

It seems the homes on the club side of Camino Del Dur are more desired – bigger lots, proximity to the club & course. Are homes there holding their values better?

Also, if I were to build with a Santaluz-recommended builder and used some of their plan options, could I get a home through the approval process and build within a year?

[sturmjohn]

It seems the homes on the club side of Camino Del Dur are more desired – bigger lots, proximity to the club & course. Are homes there holding their values better?

Also, if I were to build with a Santaluz-recommended builder and used some of their plan options, could I get a home through the approval process and build within a year?

[sturmjohn]

It seems the homes on the club side of Camino Del Dur are more desired – bigger lots, proximity to the club & course. Are homes there holding their values better?

Also, if I were to build with a Santaluz-recommended builder and used some of their plan options, could I get a home through the approval process and build within a year?

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