New Construction Opportunities in Raleigh and the Triangle
New construction in Raleigh and the Triangle may be worth considering. Builder discounts, closing-cost funds, and other incentives can create a difference in monthly payments compared with a used home at the same price.
Key takeaways
- New construction in Raleigh and the Triangle is presented as a strong option.
- Approximately 40% of the homes for sale are from builders who want to sell them.
- Builder offers may include good prices, interest-rate discounts, closing-cost funds, and other incentives.
- A new home and a used home at the same price may have different monthly payments, with potential savings of $300 to $600 depending on the builder incentives.
Explanation
Approximately 40% of the homes for sale are from builders, and builders are motivated to sell them. Their offers may include good prices, interest-rate discounts, money for closing costs, and other incentives. There can be a significant difference in the monthly payment between a new home and a used home at the same price. Depending on the builder incentives, the potential savings mentioned are $300, $400, $500, or $600.
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New construction in the Raleigh and Triangle area is a very good option. Approximately 40% of the homes that are for sale are from builders. And guess what? They want to sell them. They give you good prices, interest-rate discounts, money for closing costs, and other additional incentives. So it’s time to move and take a step toward looking at these options. There can be a big difference in what you pay monthly between a new home and a used home at the same price. You could save $300, $400, $500, or $600, depending on the incentives the builder gives you. So go for it and call me if you want to evaluate options.
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