GT_Aggie2015 said:
Really? Any more info on the builder?
Even Sherman is starting to see growth. I live on the west/southwest side of town and our subdivision has two new subdivisions going up right next door and a new one just popped up across the street. There's a new Quick trip and Braums going in on the southside of town across from a new movie theater and there's chatter of a major retail area (possibly another target) over there as well.culdeus said:
I suppose sprawl will not stop until Sherman.
That level of incentive screams inventory problems and, imo, should be a warning sign for that marketPDEMDHC said:
I know one of the builders in Anna is offering 2.99% on a thirty year mortgage, giving you washer, dryer, fridge, and like 25,000 back on homes.
Exactly this. FYI if anyone is interested in 3,700 SF home plus stone barn on 16 acres with large oaks, coastal pastures, on sandy soil, and in gated five lot subdivision (all ten acres or more) about 1/4 mile off of paved road....I have one I would like to sell but not going to use a realtor. In Aubrey school district, not in city limits......ag exemption on 15 acres and no city property taxes. It's on the northeast side of Aubrey so about eight minutes to the top of the North Tollway......allows you to avoid the whole 380/1385 traffic mess. Great if your wife and kids are horse folks and you need to commute to your job on the north side of town.Objective Aggie said:
My opinion:
If you are going to live in Anna or Val Alstyne or Celina or Aubrey or wherever, you should have land.
These major high density massive developments throw off everything. The areas NEVER have the infrastructure (roads, schools, etc) to handle the influx of people. And it takes mostly rural areas and completely flips the area overnight.
If I was going to live far away from the city center, you want peace, and no traffic, and land, and nature. Not a water slide and an amenity center.
I know, I know - - you get more house for your money. But pay a but more or buy a bit less and live where its already developed - - Frisco or McKinney or whatever.
