BREAKING: Six Walkout Basement Models Now Available!
Posted on 03. Feb, 2009 by Joshua Ferris in Brighton Green, Builder News, Home Buying Guide, Orange County, Real Estate News
If you have been following Brighton Green lately you have seen how we have had the good fortune of pouncing the negative market outlook because home buyers see the attractive deals that are being offered and taking advantage of them while they last.
In its last phase, Pulte is opening one of its two last walkout buildings in Brighton Green, Building 25, today. This building will only offer six homes total, all of which have a walkout basement included in the price of the home.
Prices are as follows:
2501 (Eaton end home with structural upgrades, fireplace, tray ceiling) – $393,940
2502 (Aylesford inside home with structural upgrades, fireplace, box ceiling) – $335,925
2503 (Aylesford inside home with structural upgrades, fireplace, box ceiling) – $336,965
2504 (Longwood inside home with structural upgrades, fireplace, tray ceiling) – $351,215
2505 (Longwood inside home with structural upgrades, fireplace, tray ceiling) – $349,740
2506 (Eaton end home with structural upgrades, fireplace, tray ceiling) – $396,750
Remember this is one of two walkout buildings we have left in the final phase and once they’re gone they will be gone forever.
Please Note: All of the homes above come with an unfinished, walk-out basement, trex deck, sliding glass doors and roughed in plumbing included in the price. A finished basement is optional and not included in the prices shown above.
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Shocking New Pricing at Brighton Green
Posted on 28. Jan, 2009 by Joshua Ferris in Brighton Green, Builder News, Home Buying Guide, Orange County, Real Estate News
Brighton Green in Newburgh is now offering one of their newly under construction homes, a Longwood model, for sale with structural upgrades, a box ceiling in the master bedroom and fireplace in the living room for just $319,115.
Brighton Green is an FHA approved community meaning you can buy a home with as little as 3.5% down! You must use Pulte Mortgage to buy the home at the above price though you can purchase the home using an outside lender for $341,990. January is off to a very strong start with many home buyers purchasing our spec homes built in 2008 and only a handful remaining.
The Longwood noted above is currently under construction and is expected to be move in ready by Summer 2009. We are in the final phase of construction at Brighton Green with only a few buildings left.
See a photo gallery of our Longwood model home below:
Contact us below to schedule an appointment to view the Longwood and our three other models in Brighton Green.
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Note: Joshua Ferris/Keller Williams Realty are representing Pulte Homes’ new home sales in the community of Brighton Green.
Introducing The Longwood Model
Posted on 21. Jan, 2009 by Joshua Ferris in Brighton Green, Builder News, Home Buying Guide, Orange County, Real Estate News
The Longwood model is Brighton Green’s most impressive model with its well crafted and trimmed interior and elegant two story foyer. Unlike most townhouse designs, the Longwood model features a full staircase that runs the length of the two story foyer and overlooks the entrance of the home.
On the first floor there is a formal dining room with seating accommodations for six, a living room that takes advantage of Pulte’s oversized windows to fill the room with natural light and warmth, and a kitchen space. The home chef was kept in mind while designing the Longwood’s kitchen which utilizes a triangular layout to provide easy access to the sink, oven/range and refrigerator.
A breakfast bar resides on a peninsula and backs to an eat-in kitchen with seating for four.
Upstairs, the master suite is a decadent treat for homeowners who enjoy plenty of natural light and convenience. For example, in the master bathroom there are two vanities that are separated by a large corner soaking tub to give everyone more elbow room when getting ready in the morning. A surprisingly deep walk-in closet is more than capable of housing a designer aficionado’s clothing and shoe collection.
Two other bedrooms, a full bathroom and laundry room with built-in cabinets make up the rest of the second level in the Longwood. Many home buyers are often impressed by the full basement found in the Longwood model. Full basements are provided at no additional cost and come with every townhome built in Brighton Green.
Photo Gallery of the Longwood
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If you would like more information on the Longwood model or the community of Brighton Green please call us toll free at 1-888-218-8468 or contact us below.
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Builder Watch: Beazer Homes Posts $110 Million Net Loss
Posted on 13. Aug, 2008 by Joshua Ferris in Builder News
Enclave at Hamptonburgh
Beazer Homes, known locally in Orange County New York for their communities of Glenview Hills at Florida, Enclave at Hamptonburgh and Riverside at Walden, recently posted a net loss of just under $110 million dollars for the third quarter of 2008.
In addition to a grim third quarter, Beazer Mortgage Corp. continues to deal with legal woes stemming from suspected HUD regulation violations from Beazer Mortgage Corp’s down-payment assistance program. Originally brought about by an investigation by the Charlotte Observer in March 2007 that revealed a number of homeowners who used the down-payment assistance had foreclosed on their homes in a 9 year period, the case has since spawned several investigations by state and federal governments including the SEC and U.S. Attorney General’s office in the Western District of North Carolina.
Beazer Mortgage Corp. ceased loan originations in February 2008 and is now working in conjunction with Countrywide Financial Corp. to provide mortgage options as the “preferred lender” of Beazer Homes Corp. No stranger to headlines themselves, Countrywide Financial Corp. was acquired by Bank of America in January 2008 for $4.1 billion and recently found itself the subject of an FTC probe over loan servicing.
Is there good news in sight? Although Beazer Homes has much soul searching to do, the builder did slash their backlog of homes from 5,952 homes in 2007 to 2,716 in June 2008. Their net loss is also down $9.2 million from third quarter 2007 to $110 million showing Beazer is getting leaner and still selling homes.
Our Recommendation: It’s always important to do your research on any home builder before committing to a new home community. Key points to review while looking for a new home include financial health of the builder, how far from completion the entire community is (Will they finish or will they back out of the project and attempt to sell the remaining lots?) and what loan options are available to you through different lenders.
We’d love to hear what you think! Comment below and let us know your thoughts on this new development in the ever changing real estate industry.