Sales at The Groves in Orchard Hills slowing down?
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Really, that's what you're going with?
You didn't mean for "already" to modify the words directly following it: "on redfin"?
Instead you used "already" to mean that you knew the topic had already been covered in two separate threads?
Riiigghhtt. #yougottested #justwearit
Exactly. As I mentioned above La Vita dropped their pricing for phase 4 because the lots had tree views and not city lights like the earlier phases. Similarly there are certain reasons builders drop prices that are unique to each set of models
Really, contingent loan applications is the criteria you're using to determine slowing? I'm surprised you didn't say, once they go through their all-cash buyers, then you know things are really slowing. I'd say that when they start offering incentives, that'd be a sign of things slowing, not when they take contingent loan applications.
test said:
Really, that's what you're going with?
You didn't mean for "already" to modify the words directly following it: "on redfin"?
Instead you used "already" to mean that you knew the topic had already been covered in two separate threads?
Riiigghhtt. #yougottested #justwearit
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WTTCMN said:thelandofnoland said:The Groves isn't the only one slowing down...
Entrata Residences 2X and 3 fell $4K while 2X fell $8K.
Vista Scena Residence 1 fell $5K.
Corte Bella Residence 1 fell a whopping $19K while the mostly single-story Residence 2 soared nearly $20K (hence the same price as Residence 3).
Strada Residence 3X fell $12K while Strada Residence 3 fell only $3K.
Mendocino, I think, used to be $930K but is now only $908K.
Let's keep going down, all right IP ...
P.S. The Entrata saleswoman boldly said at Phase 1 that prices will never be going down. Are you sure?
Is this an apples to apples comparison of base pricing? Sometimes builders have structural options built into phase 1/2 pricing.
Exactly. As I mentioned above La Vita dropped their pricing for phase 4 because the lots had tree views and not city lights like the earlier phases. Similarly there are certain reasons builders drop prices that are unique to each set of models
Structural options are the case in the pricing at Strada. If you have an elevation that has some type of stone or balcony, then they place like an $8000+ premuim. I got in on the 2nd phase at Strada and my unit is just a little more expensive that the units still available. But mine have stone and a larger back yard, twice the size of the current units. So I like to think I made some equity.
gasman said:
Really, contingent loan applications is the criteria you're using to determine slowing? I'm surprised you didn't say, once they go through their all-cash buyers, then you know things are really slowing. I'd say that when they start offering incentives, that'd be a sign of things slowing, not when they take contingent loan applications.
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