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How much is the comparable for a new build in Crossville? How much is the comparable for a new build in Crossville? (homes, price)
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Old 05-26-2008, 06:29 PM
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Default How much is the comparable for a new build in Crossville?
How many sq ft per dollar? golf community versus metes and bounds? Has this changed? IS it lower this year versus last year? Is inventory how much higher this year? Average days on the market? Is this a real buyers market or a sorta buyers market..I am NOT a golfer but I love trees...any builder's offering incentives?

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How many sq ft per dollar?
Nice places go for about 0.0067 square feet (0.96 square inches) per dollar. More affordable homes are about 0.01 square feet (1.44 square inches) per dollar.

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Are u asking about Crossville, AL? The price may be different in that area.

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