THIS NEW BEACH HOUSE
2002
Most of us have
heard of the PBS show, "This Old House" and many have
watched the program. It is where they take an old house and
step-by-step, take the viewing audience through the stages of
reconstruction. We at Beach
Builders have decided to do "This New Beach House 2002".
Whether you are a
consumer, looking for information; potential first time buyer; or
present homeowner; you will witness, over the following months, a
beach house as it goes through the step-by-step stages of construction.
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Individual
Months
We will pull no
punches. You will see the house and have an explanation as to
what HAS, as well as, what HAS NOT taken place.
We would all like to
believe that once the plans are approved, a few weeks will pass and the moving company
will be backing their van to the front door to one's "new
house". But, this
is not reality. Weather, back-logged products, factories going on
strike are just some of the things that can contribute to delays.
One of the best
pieces of advice I ever heard came from a first-time, home buyer...
"The homeowner's responsibility is to decide on a plan and try
not to make
changes unless you absolutely can't live without it. Changes
mean cost overrides, delays and conflicts. So, decide what you want,
make sure it is what you need or desire and can afford, then allow the builder to build it."
Enter here to
see our "This
New Beach House 2000".
This home was sold for $680,000 in January 2000, and recently resold
for $995,000
(it becomes apparent that quality and design are fundamental part of
making a good investment with a beach home).
We will
be updating this site frequently, so bookmark this page and come back
often.
Start "This New Beach House 2002".
If you may have an interest
in other houses in our area, please contact us at Anchor Realty, Inc.,
www.florida-beach.com
