are there any gotchas I should be aware of? Power Lines, School District etc.. Please advise
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Grand has 4 lots left to build on. The plans have already been decided on which floorplan will be 3 of them except for 1. You can choose any floorplan to put on that one. 2 of the lots back to the power lines and 2 others don't.
They are also about to start on phase 3 and 4. Phase 3 consists of 100 homes that are similar to what is available with prices starting in the 450s and the phase 4 will have a new line of product that will have a mediterranean look such as tile roofs, built of stucco etc... also starting in the mid to high 400s So expect them to be there for a few more years...
They also have some great buyers incentives!!!!!
Naima
214-289-8555
naima@sumner-realty.com
The biggest GOTCHA is the potential for 10,000 apartments on the Northlake land between this development and Beltline. That will add TONS of traffic to the area and there is big concern for the school system. If you have elementary school age children I understand they now will attend Austin, and not VR elementary. That's 4 miles away or so. I live in the area so if you need assistance negotiating with the builder please call me. ALWAYS use a realtor when thinking of building, even before you visit the builders for the first time. Every day almost on this website we have people asking us about the terrrible situations they're in because something has gone wrong.
Overwhelmed,
I come from a new home builder sales background and have extensive knowledge of Grand. Please give me a call or e-mail.
Thanks,
Terri Hayley
Make sure you still have an inspector come and check out the property for you. I would even look into an inspector that can inspect as the home is going up. Just a safety precaution that is well worth the money.
J.
Yes there are power lines right around that community, as long as you don't get a lot that backs to it, you should be fine.. School district is good.
Naima
214-289-8555
naima@sumner-realty.com
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