Hi!
My name is Jeanne Dougherty and I am a Real Estate Agent with Prudential. I am sorry that you have had a bad experience with an agent but please don't assume every agent is the same or works the same. When you start to work with someone ask for references and check them out. That being said, I am listing a townhouse in Walnut Ridge now. It is a very nice unit with lots of upgrades. It may be a good idea to take a look at this townhouse and it will give you an idea of a finished product. I could also put you in touch with my seller about the dev. in general. I have been doing open houses and met a lot of neighbors and all have been friendly and easy going. The only thing I will say about County Buidlers is that when my seller bought in Walnut Ridge the build time turned out to be 18 months. I had sold his prior townhouse and he had to move in with one of his friends until the unit was completed. My seller is leaving the community to move to a single family home. Please feel free to contact me @ 215-534-2380. You can also go to http://www.26 Dukes Way.com and take the virtual tour. Lots of Luck! Jeanne Dougherty

Thanks for the heads up. Yes i do have my own realtor. I just wanted to get some info on County Builders and their reputation. I am so happy i removed my deposit from Station Square at love the community at Walnut Ridge (completed) and build by County Builders and Walnut Grove will be right next door. They have not broken ground yet, but it is a 85 towhhome community with what looks like a great product for a great price. Thanks.

I concur with Terrance. The best advice that I have is to always have an agent represent you on any new construction. Without that or an attorney, you have no representation.

Good luck in your move!

Frank

Are you saying that you are working with the listing agents for the developments? Defendants don't have the prosecuting attorney represent them in court, why should you go with the listing agents?

No, I do not have any positive or negative information on those builders, but I highly recommend getting an agent to represent your needs and watch out for your interest.

Hope that helps.

Terrence Charest, e-Pro