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#Remax #TheHomeTeam #RealEstateBlog #Realtor Homebuilders Aren’t Overbuilding, They’re Catching Up You may have heard that there are more brand-new homes available right now than the norm. Today, about one in three homes on the market are newly built. And if you’re wondering what that means for the housing market and for your own move, here’s what you need to know. Why This Isn’t Like 2008 People remember what happened to the housing market back in 2008. And one of the factors that contributed to that crash was that there were too many homes for sale. While only part of the oversupply back then came from builders, the lasting impact is that some people...

Have you been putting off your plans to sell your house because you don’t think you’ll find anything out there to buy when you move? We get it. The supply of homes for sale is low, and that’s definitely a challenge. 🏡⏳ But, there’s a bright spot right now, and that’s newly built homes. 🌟 Today, new home construction makes up thirty-one percent of the total housing inventory. Historically, newly built homes are only about twelve percent of the homes for sale. 🏗️📈 Today is more than double the norm. That’s a big deal! Interested in checking out what’s available in our area? Let Fontaine Family help. It’s important to have your own agent when purchasing a newly built home because the process is a little different. 🤝 Fontaine will be with you every step of the way to handle all those moving pieces, including the builder contracts, negotiations, and so much more. 👷♂️📋 #NewConstruction #HomeBuying #RealEstateTips #HousingMarket #NewHomes #RealEstateAgent #HomeSelling #PropertySearch #BuyNewBuild

The Top 2 Reasons To Consider a Newly Built Home When you’re planning a move, it’s normal to wonder where you’ll end up and what your future home is going to look like. But unless you came into this process knowing you want to buy a newly built home, you may not have pictured new home construction. 1. Adding Newly Built Homes Could Give You More Options There are two types of homes on the... #firsttimehomebuyer #starterhome Cindy Bengel REALTOR® Keller Williams (C): 865.408.8666 (O): 865.986.4464 (E) [email protected] (W) HTTPS://CindyBengelHomes.KW.COM (App) https://lnkd.in/gcUhX-sS 125 Town Creek Rd E, Suite #4, Lenoir City TN 37772

In my 20-year journey through construction and sales, I've partnered with developers from the very inception of a site plan to its culmination in end-user sales. Home builders and developers of Central Florida, I understand the intricacies of your world, and I'd love to be your trusted real estate partner. Together, let's craft and sell homes that resonate. 🏡 #CentralFloridaRealEstate #BuilderPartner #ACMERealEstateFlorida"

If you've been endlessly scrolling through online listings, feeling discouraged by our current housing market's limited inventory, we might have the solution you've been looking for: buy land and build your dream home! Although it may seem daunting, buying a piece of land and building your dream home is more feasible than you might think. It is a complex process, however, with a much longer timeline, so it's essential to partner with an experienced agent who understands new construction, has connections with local builders, and can educate you and guide you every step of the way (that's me!). If you've always dreamed of having your home built just for you, read through this post to learn how to transform that dream into a beautiful, custom-built reality! → If you're considering buying new construction or building your next home, message us, Devin has a strong background in construction and can answer ALL of your questions plus we'll send you a copy of our new construction guide! DohertyRealEstateGroup.com Call/Text: 949.629.4400 Devin Doherty | Broker Associate | Lic#01323878 Reagan Doherty | Sales Associate | Lic#02204141 [email protected] #OCRealEstate #OCLiving #OCRealtor #DohertyRealEstateGroup

Did the Indy housing market cool off this summer? Welcome to our series, Monthly Market Update with Mel, where we cover what’s going on in the Indianapolis area housing market. Highlight of the summer, median sales price showed a promising increase of 2% up from last year that’s $300,000 on average. While the number of closed sales and new listings saw a dip, that just means less competition for sellers in the marketplace. Median days on market we’re still in the single digits at nine days and homes are still selling at 99.2% of their list price. Our average monthly supply were sitting at 1.3 months that’s compared to 3.1 national average so that does highlight the demand in Indianapolis. Interest rates are sitting around 7%. This has impacted some buyer demands but our existing home inventory dropped 30% which means some buyers are having to turn in new construction as an option so stay tuned as we navigate the dynamics of central Indiana real estate market together. Until next time, follow us at the Coutz Group for more information about the current real estate market in the greater Indianapolis area. Looking to make a move? Call us at 317-513-5092. #TheCoutzGroup #RealEstate #MarketUpdateWithMel #Indianapolis #Housing #Market

🏠 Embracing Smaller Homes in Today's Market 🏡 In response to affordability concerns, both buyers and builders are shifting towards smaller homes. While larger homes were in demand initially, rising rates and prices have led to a surge in interest for smaller, more budget-friendly options. Consider newly built homes in your search - they may be shiny, new, and perfectly suited to your budget. Let's discuss your options and find the right fit for you! #peaksuccessteam #tinaswonger  #HomeBuying #SmallerHomes #NewConstruction #Affordability 🌟🔑

Ginnie Roberts, JPAR Real Estate Professionals When you’re planning a move, it’s normal to wonder where you’ll end up and what your future home is going to look like. But unless you came into this process knowing you want to buy a newly built home, you may not have pictured new home construction. 1. Adding Newly Built Homes Could Give You More Options There are two types of homes on the market: new and existing. A newly built home refers to a house that was just built or is under construction. An existing home is one a previous homeowner has already lived in. Right now, the inventory of existing homes is tight. But there... #firsttimehomebuyer #starterhome

Two WORDS… NEW CONSTRUCTION ❤️❤️❤️ Builders are offering so many incentives right including lower interest rates, but also lower price deals on homes (especially ones that are finished or almost finished & can close before end of year). 🗓️ On these same homes, they offer a set amount of paid closing costs too. Inventory or spec homes are homes that are already being built or already finished. They offer great pricing deals on these! Since builders are pushing for Q4 closing dates, they are incentivized to get inventory closed. Talk about a steal! Ask me about areas or cities or communities you could consider a home in soon, & I’ll get you up to date info fast. 704.713.0018 Make sure your realtor goes with you the first time so you don’t miss out on your free representation. The sales reps there represent the builder. 👊🏼 #newbuildhome #newconstruction #newconstructionspecialist #newbuildrealtor #dfwrealtor #realtorlaurenswanson #newbuilddesign #drhorton #bloomfieldhomes #tripointehomes #gehanhomes #lennarhomes #davidweekleyhomes #impressionhomes #meritagehomes #centexhomes #antareshomes #khovainanhomes #brittonhomes #brightlandhomes #coventryhomes #highlandhomes #firsttexashomes #kbhome #ledgendhomes #stonehollowhomes #mihomes #perryhomes #pultehomes #sandlinhomes

Did the Indy housing market cool off this summer? Welcome to our series, Monthly Market Update with Mel, where we cover what’s going on in the Indianapolis area housing market. Highlight of the summer, median sales price showed a promising increase of 2% up from last year that’s $300,000 on average. While the number of closed sales and new listings saw a dip, that just means less competition for sellers in the marketplace. Median days on market we’re still in the single digits at nine days and homes are still selling at 99.2% of their list price. Our average monthly supply were sitting at 1.3 months that’s compared to 3.1 national average so that does highlight the demand in Indianapolis. Interest rates are sitting around 7%. This has impacted some buyer demands but our existing home inventory dropped 30% which means some buyers are having to turn in new construction as an option so stay tuned as we navigate the dynamics of central Indiana real estate market together. Until next time, follow us at the Coutz Group for more information about the current real estate market in the greater Indianapolis area. Looking to make a move? Call us at 317-513-5092. #TheCoutzGroup #RealEstate #MarketUpdateWithMel #Indianapolis #Housing #Market