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Originally Posted by graciegirl
It may or may not include the lot. Many lots are available that are "zero" lots, usually backing to another's lanai. Zero lots have no upcharge. You decide what upgrades you want in your home and the lot adds no more expense if you buy a lot that is zero. Most have some premiums and the cost increases with certain things. A panoramic golfcourse lot usually includes selling your firstborn grandchild...just kidding, but they are usually the most expensive...except there was a panoramic lake lot last year and that Premier home was offered for more than a million five. Then there are water views and wall views and road views or any views not having a person behind them. The homes listed in the new homes for sale already are on a lot...and much can be gained from reading that list carefully to see what kind of view you can get and which model costs what.
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Those panoramic views are a "bit much"...giggle.