Archive for Towne Park Estates
Go Green and Save Green with Highland Homes
Posted by on September 2, 2010 | Comments
Energy-efficient homes from Highland Homes provide you the opportunity to Go Green, Save Green on your Central Florida new home. The more environmentally friendly items you choose as upgrades, the more you will save on the price. Plus, with many of the upgrades, you’ll save on energy bills for the life of your home.
Highland Homes has identified a list of environmentally friendly options that you can add to your home. If you choose three or four of these options, you’ll get 5 percent off your upgrade price. If you choose five or six options, you’ll get 7 percent off the upgrade price. And if you choose seven or more of Read More→
$99 Down Promotion
Posted by on June 17, 2010 | Comments
What do buyers want when they are looking for their first or next home? At Highland Homes, they’ll tell you they want the lowest monthly payment and to put the least amount of money down as possible. And, what buyers want, they get at Highland Homes!
We have made it our business to find ways to get buyers in for very little or no money down and the lowest possible payment in order to help buyers be able to purchase a home. With our newest campaign, Highland Homes is offering just $99 down and payments as low as $578 per month. This offer has some restrictions for maximum income and other financial requirements, but most buyers who purchase from Highland Homes seem to fit into this program.
“We don’t just sell to first time buyers,” says Kathie McDaniel, Vice President of Sales and Marketing. “We sell to anyone who is looking for the best value,” she continued. “Many of our buyers are repeat customers, who purchased from us years ago and realize the quality and value,” says McDaniel. Several of the company’s sales have come from out-of-state home buyers who Read More→
Florida Home Sales Rise in 2010
Posted by on May 19, 2010 | Comments
The Tampa Bay Business Journal recently reported that median sales prices of single-family homes are stabilizing as more homes are sold, this is great news for the Florida real estate market.
In the Lakeland-Winter Haven area, median home prices were down just 3%, matching the state average. On the other hand, the number of sales in the area increased by 10%. In addition, the Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater area experienced a 21% jump in single-family homes in March, selling 2,782 homes compared to 2,292 homes the year before.
There has never been a better time to invest in real estate than now. With home prices still low, home buyers can be sure they will see a return on investment as median home prices continue to rise. If you’re in the market for a single-family home in central Florida, you might want to consider Highland Homes. A central Florida home builder, Highland Homes has Lakeland new homes right now in BridgeWater, Stonewood, Oakford Estates, Winchester Estates and Towne Park. Read More→
Winston II Model Home Open Daily at Towne Park
Posted by on March 4, 2010 | Comments
Nestled on the fringe of South Lakeland is Towne Park, one of Highland Homes’ most successful communities. Offering central Florida homes priced from the $130′s, homes at Towne Park are perfect for first-time buyers. Ensuring you will find the perfect home for you, Highland Homes has over 40 plans to choose from, ranging from three to five bedrooms with two to three and one-half baths with both ranch and two-story options available. However, the best way to get an idea of what it is like to live at Towne Park is to tour the model home, which showcases the Winston II floorplan and is open daily.
With over 2,400 square feet of living space and four bedrooms with two baths, the Winston II is incredibly spacious for any growing family. The home offers a formal living and dining room as well as a large kitchen and breakfast nook open to the family room. Read More→
USF Polytechnic to Open New Campus in Lakeland
Posted by on February 19, 2010 | CommentsIn an economy where most everything seems to be struggling, Central Florida is booming. Before we know it, construction will begin on Legoland in Winter Haven and Bartow is happy to welcome the new Metromont Concrete manufacturing plans. In addition, and probably some of the most exciting news for Central Florida, the University of South Florida Polytechnic has broken ground on their new campus, which is located at the eastern intersection of the I-4 and the Polk Parkway in North Lakeland.
Projected to open in late summer 2012, the new campus is a tremendous addition to the area. USFP chose this specific location because it is situated along Florida’s High Tech Corridor. The I-4, which connects Tampa and Orlando, is one of the state’s main transportation and tourist routes, increasing visibility for the university while also raising the profile of the region as a technology incubator. Read More→
Only 30 Home Sites Remain at Towne Park
Posted by on January 20, 2010 | Comments
If you have not been to Towne Park in S. Lakeland lately you’ll want to make the trip. This Highland Homes community has seen significant growth over the past two years and is nearly complete. With only 30 home sites left in this community, it will certainly be in high demand as buyers find out about the limited time opportunity. For those buyers who love the water, you’ll have the best selection as 29 of the remaining lots are on the lake.
Towne Park has been an appealing community and one of the top selling communities for Highland Homes since the development started. With the large lake as the focal point, buyers are lured by its serenity and gorgeous sunsets in the early evenings of the summer months. The buyers in Towne Park love to use the lake for canoeing and kayaking, but also to stand on its shores for fishing. Now with the completion of the tot lot, playground and fitness trail, this community has more to offer than most South Lakeland new home communities. Read More→
Highland Homes offers Incentives that are Beneficial to All
Posted by on August 31, 2009 | Comments
What are builders doing in today’s economy to stay in business? Builders across the country have reduced pricing, given cars and large items away, planned parties and events and tried every incentive imaginable to help sell their homes. So, what does Highland Homes do today in order to remain the leader in home sales in Central Florida? Well, first off they avoid drastically lowering prices because when builders just keep reducing the price, they devalue the rest of the neighborhood, which are also Highland Homes customers. So, the central Florida home builder looked for other options.
One way that has proved to be successful in two of their Lakeland new home communities is to offer Lakefront lots with no additional charge. Typically builders will charge a fee for lots that have a view on water or conservation and in Towne Park and Bridgewater there was plenty of water. Both communities offer large lakes that owners use for kayaking or canoeing, so to offer the site free from fees saves thousands of dollars for the new home buyers, and it also builds additional value for future appreciation. Lakefront homes have considerably more value than non water front lots, so this is something buyers are excited about. Read More→
