Amalyn Bethesda?
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Anonymous
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Wow, basically $2m house and they’re doing highest bid. Just got this in an email from Toll Brothers.
Nouveau Collection: Home site 51 - Odeon Modern Farmhouse – starting bid from $2,000,257 Home site 52- Fenn Fairview - starting bid from $1,831,181 Home site 53- Florin Contemporary – starting bid from $1,975, 756 Moderne Collection: Home site 15 - Fairlane Modern Craftsman – starting bid from $2,122,844 Home site 16 - Chatwal Modern Craftsman – starting bid from $1,957,094 |
Anonymous
what is scary is that in 2019 close by 1.8 million could have bought this. Today not enough for smallest house in this complex |
Anonymous
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https://www.redfin.com/MD/Rockville/10240-Democracy-Blvd-20854/home/10916062
this is the 1.8 2019 hone |
Anonymous
Wow! If there are actual buyers bidding on these...this is why that house sale in another string on Greentree Rd might have gone for $1.72M and not $1.27M. I wonder if this development will get direct access to Democracy at some point? |
Anonymous
What a joke this has all turned into. And I say that as someone who’s overpaid this year. It’s all absurd. |
Anonymous
It is 309 single family and town homes, all with 2 car garages. And, they are opening a route from Green Tree to Fernwood (no such cut-through exists now). Fernwood is already a hot mess during rush hour (am and pm), those additional 618+ cars, in addition to all the cars cutting through from Greentree are going to add a ton of traffic to Fernwood |
Anonymous
they need to find 309 suckers to buy these homes. On this website alone they have at least 200 |
Anonymous
| It’s a large new build home in a nice community with a lot of amenities in a great school district. A lot of people will jump on that. Will also be a great place to know your neighbors since everyone will be moving in around the same time. I can’t afford to live there but would definitely consider it if we could. We had to settle for a smaller place in this market. |
Anonymous
| Toll Brothers opened their sales center last weekend. |
Anonymous
It can’t get direct access. There is a park and fire station and the 270 off ramp in the way. We’ll, hopefully the county won’t sell the land. |
Anonymous
You do realize in DC neighbors don’t mingle as much. |
Anonymous
Totally. Toll brothers pricing is crazy. Tripointe is the better option. The home will actually finish at 2.2 mil for tripointe. Toll brothers will finish at 2.5+ for the moderne collection. Once this crazy market dies down, u will have trouble finding a buyer. Also a hefty HOA fee for this area along with the traffic… |
Anonymous
Wait till 2026 |
Anonymous
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Toll Bros. is among the higher end production (versus custom) builders. Their quality is good, and they offer extensive (and expensive) structural and other options which align with contemporary tastes. Their bidding process for lot premiums is very consumer-unfriendly, because each bid is a best-and-final, with no escalation clause allowed, and each buyer has no idea whether there are any other people competing for the same lot or what prices any competitors are offering or what earlier buyers have paid. So, you can end up competing against yourself as a buyer. Nonetheless, this approach is taken at many TB communities, especially those which are higher priced, because demand for their product is very strong. They have no trouble rapidly selling every lot they offer. In conversations with several different residents in a higher-priced TB community of SFHs in NoVa, each expressed satisfaction with TB construction quality and after-sale service.
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Anonymous
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once i milk dc for free preK I'm going to buy one of the houses up in this Pleasantville ass development
hopefully prices in half a dozen years don't make me regret not buying more |