home prices

[dpreston]

There are so many other ares beside Baxter Village. I'm sure you find something that fits.

[charlotteengr]

Originally Posted by jenn02674

Celebrations in Orlando, which the neighborhood is based on was priced very modestly many years ago when that neighborhood started. Those $250,000 houses are now going for $600,000+. Whether or not this area will follow suit is left to be seen but I think you get my point.

There are many neighborhoods that I bet will be run down 15-20 years from now but I don't think Baxter will be one of them.

I agree with you. I think Baxter is nice but lets hope it does not meet Celebration's fate. Short sales and rapid price reductions from what I saw not long ago. Baxter has much better future due to good planning. Our daughter thought of moving there but now will wait.

[lovethecarolinas]

Originally Posted by charlotteengr

I agree with you. I think Baxter is nice but lets hope it does not meet Celebration's fate. Short sales and rapid price reductions from what I saw not long ago. Baxter has much better future due to good planning. Our daughter thought of moving there but now will wait.

I don't think Baxter will meet the same fate as Celebration's...due to the fact that Fort Mill isn't the vacation mecca that Orlando is?

[scamutz]

That - and Celebration had problems do in large part just to being in Florida - and most of the state has suffered greatly due to out of control speculation.

[BaxterMom]

The other thing to consider is the resale market within Baxter. While new home prices are staying steady with the builders, I know some folks selling homes are reducing prices in order to move (many are moving WITHIN Baxter). I have been here for 6 years and I love it. Neighbors are great. I feel sometimes like it is Mayberry. However...we do also have our share of car break-ins and community property damage - so it's not ALL Pleasantville.