This might be the most affordable community near Disney World... Davenport Florida
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- Discover Deer Run by D.R. Horton, located in Davenport, Florida-one of the most affordable new construction communities near Disney! 🌟 This video gives you a complete overview of Deer Run, highlighting all the features that make it a top choice for homebuyers looking for a new home in the Orlando area.
We’ll dive into the community amenities, its prime location just minutes from Disney World, and the fantastic opportunities available for those interested in low-interest rates and great incentives on new construction homes. Whether you’re searching for the perfect family home or an investment property, Deer Run offers unbeatable value in a highly desirable location.
This video also touches on finding the best builders in Florida, like D.R. Horton, and how to take advantage of the current market trends. If you’re considering a move to Davenport or the surrounding areas, this breakdown will provide all the insights you need.
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Will there be a pool
It’s funny , $15-20 per hour, $300,000 -$400,000 is not cheap, being honest with the potential buyers, it’s not cheap
@@originalk9111 what’s cheap for you?
It’s relatively cheap compared to surrounding communities. Even more cheap if you’re moving from south Florida to central
@@Arupacas 💡
Affordable? $300,000/$400,000. These guys are on crack. Who the heck wants to live close to Disney anyways. The traffic is horrendous on all those highways. Davenport wasn’t nice about 10 years ago. Now it’s just another congested area in Florida with extremely high priced homes That aren’t worth anything. High taxes/homeowners insurance/auto insurance/utilities/etc. Affordable my ass! 😂😂
Salty walty
@@moreflahomes buy a home for 300-400 thousand today, I will buy from you in 2026 for $200,000. Cause the housing market is going to the drain. People simply can’t afford it
@@user-iq9mn6lj6b I agree with you 100%