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I have seen one of my homes, a Cypress model, for as low as 201K when I paid 250K. But you have to realize that there are many variables and extras that are very different between the two homes. The one for 201K was almost under the power line on a tiny lot at the far east point of TV backing very close to other homes. The one I bought was in Poinciana, away from power lines, on an over sized cul-de-sac lot with room for a pool. (28K option) Mine had a very large over sized garage (14K option) an extended lanai birdcage (12K option) all tile floors (7K option) granite counters (6K option) upgraded fixtures, rounded corners, volume ceilings, solar tubes, solar attic fans, rocker switches, and a few more for another 10K plus in options. Or a total of over 70K worth of options of which most of them I wanted. So which was the better buy? Same sq footage, same basic home, but I promise you the first home for 201K will not maintain value over time. For what ever reason, the power line is the single biggest price deterrent in all my tracking information. More so then roads, lot size, or any other factor.

Unless you keep a spread sheet of every home, a list of extras with there value, and always remember that location means many many $$$$, at least to me, and any other variables you can determine it is impossible to answer your question with any degree of accuracy. If you buy a home in TV based solely on price, you will end up with something you really don't want.

Hope this helps.