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I wish there was a roundtree PP home that can fall out so I can buy it.
 
The only issue with Roundtree is that (for most of the homes) you can't park on the street in front of your house as they are too small although you do get driveways. 
 
jmoney74 said:
The only issue with Roundtree is that (for most of the homes) you can't park on the street in front of your house as they are too small although you do get driveways.
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The showers in Roundtree were extremely narrow. The shower head sits above the tile which seems awkward. If there was a leak it would be hitting your wall. Just a very bizarre design. The kitchens for some reason remind me of Irvine apartment kitchens. What is the going price for these homes right now?
 
Yes seems like they ordered the tubs and said... Oh man this isn't high enough. That might need to be replaced eventually.

They are all going for low to high 800s now. Kitchen is plan 2 and 4 are good. Yes plan 3 kitchen is like an apt kitchen. Plan 1 is smaller.
 
jmoney74 said:
I wish there was a roundtree PP home that can fall out so I can buy it.
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What is the wait time after getting on the priority list to getting the call? Do you have the most current price list?
 
I don't have the price list.. but I've been on the wait list since November and they said I should be getting in by phase 6 or 7 (they will be releasing phase 5 in a week or so).  Last pricing was around:

Plan 1 $790
Plan 2 $813
Plan 3 $860
Plan 4 $870

If I can recall correctly.
 
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woodburyowner said:
$90k more now than when it was listed in Nov.  The 2014 10% predicted downturn by OpenSky is not looking good so far..
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Ummm.. huh?

Home falls out of escrow, now 54 DOM... and the seller ups the price by 90k... this falls into what narrative exactly?

I said before ~40% of resale listings that open escrow (in the zips I'm tracking) are falling out. And that new construction "sold out" phases magically have cancellations one week after being sold out, ending up on the MLS.

This falls into my belief that there are a handful of skittish buyers, yet inventory is escalating. And we're on Day 11 -- lots of time left on the clock before December 2014.
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Sale closed, sold for $90k more than it was listed in Nov 2013.  Wonder if it was priced too low in Nov or if the market got better since Nov..

It's a hell of a gain for the seller.  Bought for $799k June '12 and sold for $1.19 million Feb '14.  Too bad he didn't wait a few extra months to get the capital gains tax exemption!
 
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