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SOLD
We just closed on the last ’09 home! A fine young man (well not that young – he has 6 grown children) is happy to be making mortgage payments now, instead of paying Hanover rents. Randy Hough works at GW Plastics as a mold-maker, and is also happy for his new 15 minute commute. Randy also runs a website about plastic injection mold making.
So now we begin a new construction season. We’re hoping to have a new home in place by late June. Regrettably, we can’t hold the ’09 price any longer. Building materials have shot up, in part we’re told, because of all the demand for sheet goods to rebuild in Haiti and Chile. So will someone explain to me why gasoline has gone up recently? Because I don’t think it has anything to do with earthquakes.
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Porch of 21
There is still one home available for immediate occupancy at Second Branch Homes. AND, the feds have extended the $8,000.000 “first home buyer tax credit” until April 2010. This means that, if you quality, you could own a brand new, 100% ready-to-move-in, highly energy efficient, 2 bedroom home for $150,500.00 right now. There is a saying - “if it sounds too good to be true……….it is too good to be true”. Well, there’s another saying - “this is the exception that proves the rule”. Give us a call and take a look. 802-685-3113.
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Construction has begun on Phase one of Second Branch Homes designed by long time Vermont resident and architect, Richard Dybvig. Second Branch Homes is a new development of 21 efficient and affordable homes in East Randolph, VT set on the picturesque Second Branch of the White River. After receiving all zoning and ACT 250 permits, the project has moved quickly with four foundations poured and the water system well underway. The first homes have been delivered and will be ready for occupancy in November. All of the homes are built by Preferred Building Systems (PBS) in Claremont, NH and then assembled on site in East Randolph.
