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Now is clearly a great time to sell, but when you do, you may be wondering where you’ll go. Let’s compare the benefits of buying a newly built home versus an existing one. That way, we can work together to determine what most closely aligns with your homeownership goals.
If you build a home from the ground up, you’ll have the option to select the custom features you want, including appliances, finishes, landscaping, layout, and more.
When building a home, you can choose energy-efficient options to help lower your utility costs, protect the environment, and reduce your carbon footprint.
Many builders offer a warranty, so you’ll have peace of mind on unlikely repairs. Plus, you won’t have as many little projects to tackle, like leaky faucets or shutters to paint.
Another perk is that nothing in the house is used. It’s all brand new and uniquely yours from day one.
With decades of homes to choose from, you’ll have a broader range of floorplans and designs available.
Existing homes give you the option to get to know the neighborhood, community, or traffic patterns before you commit.
Established neighborhoods also have more mature landscaping and trees, which can give you additional privacy and curb appeal.
The character of older homes is hard to reproduce. If you value timeless craftsmanship or design elements, you may prefer an existing home.
If you have questions about the options in our area, let’s discuss what's available and what's right for you, so you’re ready to make your next move.
Selling a house is a time-consuming journey. From conducting market research to reviewing legal documents, handling negotiations, and more, it’s an involved and highly-detailed process. Here are a few things you should consider before putting that For Sale sign up in your yard.