[Packer Fan]

Just noticed they are down to the last new home for sale in Fenney. There were 3 a week ago. Discounted about 6%. Ugly counters and cabinets are the issue if you ask me..... Desoto has some courtyard villas that are discounted also.

[dewilson58]

Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder.

[Velvet]

Well, I looked at the house on the internet and it’s a little different. It looks pale forest green with marble type counters, not the quartz or granite pattern of most TV homes. Also stainless steel appliances. This is what I have in my north kitchen but against white cabinets where the marble is striking. It doesn't go so well with the green. This is the modern style commonly found up north but the colors are off a bit. Also pale green and the grey of stainless steel... But the layout looks solid, and all that fencing great for a slightly color blind dog owner....

[ColdNoMore]

Originally Posted by Velvet

Well, I looked at the house on the internet and it’s a little different. It looks pale forest green with marble type counters, not the quartz or granite pattern of most TV homes. Also stainless steel appliances. This is what I have in my north kitchen but against white cabinets where the marble is striking. It doesn't go so well with the green. This is the modern style commonly found up north but the colors are off a bit. Also pale green and the grey of stainless steel... But the layout looks solid, and all that fencing great for a slightly color blind dog owner....

[Debfrommaine]

And I do not understand why they built the sink into the kitchen counter facing into dining/living area. I do not want to have a bunch of dirty dishes front and center when entertaining!

[OCsun]

Watching the home sales here in TV has become a hobby of mine. I have noticed the number of resale inventory north of Brownwood is very low. On the other hand Fenney has quite a few resale homes available. Maybe the pioneers love the area and are moving into the newer villages.
Just my observation. Your thoughts?

[Joeg180]

Originally Posted by OCsun

Watching the home sales here in TV has become a hobby of mine. I have noticed the number of resale inventory north of Brownwood is very low. On the other hand Fenney has quite a few resale homes available. Maybe the pioneers love the area and are moving into the newer villages.
Just my observation. Your thoughts?

You could also consider that those pioneers have houses that have appreciated in value to let them build/purchase a larger home in an adjoining village.



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[B-flat]

Originally Posted by OCsun

Watching the home sales here in TV has become a hobby of mine. I have noticed the number of resale inventory north of Brownwood is very low. On the other hand Fenney has quite a few resale homes available. Maybe the pioneers love the area and are moving into the newer villages.
Just my observation. Your thoughts?

Just a thought, once people have purchased in Fenney and they’ve discovered a lack of restaurants, distance to town squares, quarry blasting, PA system from the prison, they realize they’ve made a mistake? Something to think about.

[Villageswimmer]

Or maybe the pioneers are moving north—hence the low inventory north of Brownwood.

[Goldwingnut]

Originally Posted by B-flat

Just a thought, once people have purchased in Fenney and they’ve discovered a lack of restaurants, distance to town squares, quarry blasting, PA system from the prison, they realize they’ve made a mistake? Something to think about.

This is pretty much the normal cycle for every area. After the first year of ownership the resale clause in the purchase agreement expires and a percentage sell their homes for any number of reasons - too big, too small, impulse buy, miss the family, not for them, found a better lot, death of spouse (happens more than you think), etc. I don't believe it is a reflection on the items you list, it's just a part of the cycle.

[ColdNoMore]

Originally Posted by B-flat

Just a thought, once people have purchased in Fenney and they’ve discovered a lack of restaurants, distance to town squares, quarry blasting, PA system from the prison, they realize they’ve made a mistake? Something to think about.

[Joeg180]

Originally Posted by Joeg180

You could also consider that those pioneers have houses that have appreciated in value to let them build/purchase a larger home in an adjoining village.



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Do you live south of 44?
I do
We have yet to feel a blast or hear a PA from the Prison. As for the restaurants none issue for us. And before we hear about not having a championship golf course, could care less.



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[B-flat]

Originally Posted by Goldwingnut

This is pretty much the normal cycle for every area. After the first year of ownership the resale clause in the purchase agreement expires and a percentage sell their homes for any number of reasons - too big, too small, impulse buy, miss the family, not for them, found a better lot, death of spouse (happens more than you think), etc. I don't believe it is a reflection on the items you list, it's just a part of the cycle.

Thanks for your input I have to think based on the videos you’ve produced and the knowledge you have about TV it makes sense.

[Happinow]

Where do we view this home that hasn’t been designed so well?

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by B-flat

Just a thought, once people have purchased in Fenney and they’ve discovered a lack of restaurants, distance to town squares, quarry blasting, PA system from the prison, they realize they’ve made a mistake? Something to think about.

I thought the Fenney bashing had stopped, guess I was wrong.