Your final walk-through in a newly built home isn’t just a formality—it’s your last chance to ensure everything is as it should be before the home officially becomes yours.
Many budget-conscious homebuyers may be wondering if it’s more affordable to buy an existing home—or build their dream abode.
Buyers looking for the best selection of newly built homes—and possibly even lower prices—might want to set their sights on Texas and other Southern states.
These days, many cost-conscious homebuyers are scouring real estate listings for a deal. Some are finding them in an unexpected place: the new construction market.
One-Time Close loans are a game-changer, offering unprecedented flexibility. This is especially valuable for first-time homebuyers who are often faced with a rigid financial landscape.
Let's examine how rising construction costs affect new home building and remodeling decisions and how they influence the decisions of both potential homebuyers and existing homeowners.
Could a new build be the best way for you to start your journey to homeownership? This overview of how to build a home can help you decide if this path is right for you.
A One-Time Close loan has many benefits for homebuyers, especially those who want to build the home of their dreams themselves.
It's clear that the pandemic drove a change in how people used their houses, with more people using their houses as their offices, home gyms, and more. That shift led a number of people to look for larger houses to accommodate their new normal. And as a result, newly built homes are increasing in size to address that demand.
Construction of new single-family homes is up in 2021 compared to last year, but a new report shows that construction could be even higher than it is now if supply is able to keep up with demand.
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