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Wife and I are looking to relocate to a 55 community in the subject area. We have friends that live in the Zebulon area and like it there. We are both retired and prefer a 55 community. Just wondering if we can find something in our area/price range (low 300's)?
There is a +55 Del Webb development just east of Wake Forest that might suit you. Single family homes (~2,000sf) on small lots. I think it's called Traditions. Probably mid-$350's.
There is a +55 Del Webb development just east of Wake Forest that might suit you. Single family homes (~2,000sf) on small lots. I think it's called Traditions. Probably mid-$350's.
Checked their website...looks like they are "sold out".
Del Webb's Carolina Gardens in Fuquay is currently selling, but their entry price is $341K.
There are also a couple smaller developments in Garner and Clayton. I suggest using 55Places.com or a Realtor.
Negative Nancy again. I don't think that price is possible.
Assuming you're like everybody else who buys new construction, assume at least 15% above list for standard upgrades (I'm not talking anything fancy. I'm talking switching the bathroom linoleum floor for tile). By the time you close, they'll be at $350K minimum. I can't imagine the current market having resales in that price range either.
Negative Nancy again. I don't think that price is possible.
Assuming you're like everybody else who buys new construction, assume at least 15% above list for standard upgrades (I'm not talking anything fancy. I'm talking switching the bathroom linoleum floor for tile). By the time you close, they'll be at $350K minimum. I can't imagine the current market having resales in that price range either.
Maybe in Western NC?
If they are Pulte, you get what you get and don't get upset, and you pay for your own upgrades later.
Negative Nancy again. I don't think that price is possible.
Assuming you're like everybody else who buys new construction, assume at least 15% above list for standard upgrades (I'm not talking anything fancy. I'm talking switching the bathroom linoleum floor for tile). By the time you close, they'll be at $350K minimum. I can't imagine the current market having resales in that price range either.
Maybe in Western NC?
Don't forget lot premiums.
Dog lots pull $15,000 in some neighborhoods.
Used to be they advertised a list price, assuming putting the house on a dog lot, so no premium. Now you have to allow for lot premium on any piece of mud.
Don't forget lot premiums. Dog lots pull $15,000 in some neighborhoods.
Used to be they advertised a list price, assuming putting the house on a dog lot, so no premium. Now you have to allow for lot premium on any piece of mud.
Dog lot?????? That's a now one to me. Can you explain it to me, please? (I suspect I know, but I want to confirm it.)
Dog lot?????? That's a now one to me. Can you explain it to me, please? (I suspect I know, but I want to confirm it.)
The worst lots in the neighborhood, whether it's size, shape, or proximity to undesirable features.
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