Really good video. I live in CantaMia. Buyers can still purchase a 1400sf homes starting at $339k. Ours took $55k to spec out properly (before pool). I think 10% of residents can be age 40. Come on down!
Yes, in many 55+ communities, such as Canta Mia in Goodyear, Arizona, there are specific rules and exceptions that allow for some flexibility. Typically, the rule is that at least one resident of each household must be 55 or older, and the remaining residents must be at least 18. However, in the case of new builds, developers may allow individuals under 55 to purchase homes under certain conditions, as long as the overall community adheres to the 55+ requirements. This is often due to the Fair Housing Act, which provides exceptions for age-restricted communities. The community may also require that the majority of residents are 55+, even if a few residents or owners are younger. It's best to confirm with the Canta Mia community's management or the builder directly to get the most accurate information for your situation.
Correct, these homes closed in November, and the typical close time is 30 days. We had an unseasonably hot October, but things did really pick up in November.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! While luxury home sales are a part of the market I highlight, I also strive to provide valuable insights for all types of buyers. The west valley real estate market is diverse, and I plan to include more content and resources for those looking in different price ranges. Your feedback is appreciated, and I'll take it into consideration for future videos. Thanks again for watching!
Really good video. I live in CantaMia. Buyers can still purchase a 1400sf homes starting at $339k. Ours took $55k to spec out properly (before pool). I think 10% of residents can be age 40. Come on down!
Yes, in many 55+ communities, such as Canta Mia in Goodyear, Arizona, there are specific rules and exceptions that allow for some flexibility. Typically, the rule is that at least one resident of each household must be 55 or older, and the remaining residents must be at least 18. However, in the case of new builds, developers may allow individuals under 55 to purchase homes under certain conditions, as long as the overall community adheres to the 55+ requirements.
This is often due to the Fair Housing Act, which provides exceptions for age-restricted communities. The community may also require that the majority of residents are 55+, even if a few residents or owners are younger. It's best to confirm with the Canta Mia community's management or the builder directly to get the most accurate information for your situation.
Just for clarity, these were homes that closed in November, correct? Which means the offer was likely made in September or October?
Correct, these homes closed in November, and the typical close time is 30 days. We had an unseasonably hot October, but things did really pick up in November.
I dont know how the average person could afford any of these houses? I guess maybe a lot of out of staters buying?
Yes, we have lots of out of state buyers from CA, WA, IL, MN, CT, NY…
So nice, million dollars home sales. What about the working classes?
She doesn't care about working class buyers.
Terrible video!!!
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! While luxury home sales are a part of the market I highlight, I also strive to provide valuable insights for all types of buyers. The west valley real estate market is diverse, and I plan to include more content and resources for those looking in different price ranges. Your feedback is appreciated, and I'll take it into consideration for future videos. Thanks again for watching!