Sorry I was not interested hence did not book

2 or 3 years back when I started this thread the prices for singles were mid -high 500s and now they are high 700s.

Good thing is - since I visited this builder last May also, the cost of singles then was low 700s and now it is high 700s .... 50-60K difference I agree , but resale homes sale price variance is much higher.

So even if you have missed the bus, next time when they come with a release (perhaps later this year) , I expect the singles to be starting at low 800s.

Online appointment is much better than lining up for a week 24*7.

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Fido.

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Originally posted by GlobalIndian

To buy or rent, you say?

If you are a single person or only a pair, it is quite easy to calculate; If the cost of ownership (loss of interest income due to capital frozen in house, property tax, utilities, etc) is less by even a hundred bucks or more compared to the rent you pay, it is always advisable to rent. Owning RE becomes a need if you have a large family (need large space) or have a habit of hoard trash all the time... or have other obsessive compulsive disorders. So you should raise the issue, ro rent or to own.

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Originally posted by Fido

Sorry I was not interested hence did not book

2 or 3 years back when I started this thread the prices for singles were mid -high 500s and now they are high 700s.

Good thing is - since I visited this builder last May also, the cost of singles then was low 700s and now it is high 700s .... 50-60K difference I agree , but resale homes sale price variance is much higher.

So even if you have missed the bus, next time when they come with a release (perhaps later this year) , I expect the singles to be starting at low 800s.

Online appointment is much better than lining up for a week 24*7.

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