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Zachary Martinez Realtor at Simply Vegas Chakits Krulsawat Group NV Lic. S.0179544
the other realtor that i saw do a tour of this property did a cute catwalk and some hilarious fast motion drone shots. you should consider doing the same lmao! you sound like you would look cute in a dress and some pumps
Pulte homes are decent but absolutely everything you see is an upgrade so you have to view as just space at the advertised price which also changes based on the lot & how many homes have already sold. The price keeps going up the more they build & other factors. Pulte puts about $1,000,000 or more in visual upgrades in the models. Which is everything from the width of the walk up entry space to the home , the exterior facades, all the surfaces, cabinets, how certain rooms may be built out, to some windows & balconies etc. Pulte has their own financing company they work with as well. What you see just add about another $1mil to the price. Cheers
Looks a lot like Phoenix's new construcrion homes of the past 30 years: big, boxy, and one of three shades of dirt. In other words, your standard Pulte or Toll Brothers home scaled up for the wealthy. Fortunately, I own something much smaller and older, as befitting my low breeding.
@@_zamartinez Hard to know whether it would be "in" if these companies actually gave consumers a choice, though. Basically, in our markets, the companies say, "This is what we got. Take it or leave it." Fortunately for the companies, the shells are made of the cheapest materials available, improving their bottom line. About 15 years ago, some friends bought a home built by a different national company. A year after moving in, the wife decided to spray down the exterior walls with her thumb over the garden hose. Chunks of stucco fell off, exposing the innards beneath - and it took them a long time of battling with the company to get the outside of their house redone. Also, here in Phoenix around that time, we had a rash of burglaries where the preferred entrance to the houses was through the back wall, not a door or window. Cookie-cutter is cookie-cutter. Flimsy is flimsy. And three shades of brown don't show the dirt. They sell them only because they CAN sell them.
It has the landscaping because it's the model home. Any home you purchase will have a brick paver driveway, and eventually when this model home gets sold the landscaping will be removed.
1.7 is just base price too, and these homes are selling fast believe it or not! It’s just the value of homes in this particular neighborhood. But with a budget of 1.7 you can definitely find something with a pool elsewhere..
Well… that’s what happens when you walk on the steps with dirty boots 😂 this was taken just after construction was complete so they must’ve not gotten to cleaning that before I went to film.
@@thefamousgabe yep… in a normal house 600 sq ft should be fine but when you’re getting into bigger houses like this one unfortunately just feels a bit small.
