I was so disappointed in the low quality Mt. Prospect finishes and the school district is going to be changed--I stopped considering it.

Anonymous wrote:I got the same email, they made it sound like a building, calling it a "studio."

They are going to have a LOT of pissed off customers if they aren't transparent about what the experience will be. People are going to show up to a trailer expecting a real design studio. They should at least offer appointments in Northern Virginia for DC-area people.

I really wish I had gone with another builder. If you are reading this and haven't put down a contract RUN.

Where are you building? I am in Mt Prospect and haven’t received this message. Regardless, I had one appointment so far in Columbia and while it was nice to see the few kitchens (I believe there were 5), we spent most of our time looking at the various sample floors, tiles, carpets and cabinets. It would be nice to have more space but I don’t think the ultimate selections experience and process will be any different. Also, there are 3 models right outside that have kitchens, basement wet bars, and bathrooms that can give you more examples.

The shiller is still sore they missed the opportunity to buy 🤣.

Do your shilling elsewhere

Anonymous wrote:All four big lots near the front entrance are sold!!!

Ah, there you are. What will the process and experience be for the design center now? Is it true that it will be in a small trailer?

All four big lots near the front entrance are sold!!!

Lol, now I’m waiting to see if/when the rep shows up.

I got the same email, they made it sound like a building, calling it a "studio."

They are going to have a LOT of pissed off customers if they aren't transparent about what the experience will be. People are going to show up to a trailer expecting a real design studio. They should at least offer appointments in Northern Virginia for DC-area people.

I really wish I had gone with another builder. If you are reading this and haven't put down a contract RUN.

Anonymous wrote:Yeah, the county did not give them permission to build a building but a trailer per the design center team.

What the actual hell. All this money and they can't even provide this key part of the new build experience?

Yeah, the county did not give them permission to build a building but a trailer per the design center team.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The design center for all of Maryland is getting moved to the North Potomac area from Columbia, FYI.

Must be a slow day in the model for this TB rep.

There’s just one person on this thread talking to that same person.

And you’re the same person who keeps posting this same hot take over and over and over again.

Anyways, we’re building up in Howard County and got the email yesterday announcing the change in the design center. I thought folks waiting for phase 2 to open/TB builds in general would be interested. Seemed to signal a switch to focusing on the DC area of Maryland for the longterm. Sorry to offend everyone with the FYI.

I’m confused...they are closing the design center showroom and moving it to the small trailer on-site at Mt Prospect? That really sucks for buyers who won’t be able to see the kitchen layouts or see large samples etc. The design center was beautiful and inspirational...the trailer can’t be a comparable experience 😔

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The design center for all of Maryland is getting moved to the North Potomac area from Columbia, FYI.

Must be a slow day in the model for this TB rep.

There’s just one person on this thread talking to that same person.

And you are the idiot who keeps posting this nonsense!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The design center for all of Maryland is getting moved to the North Potomac area from Columbia, FYI.

Must be a slow day in the model for this TB rep.

There’s just one person on this thread talking to that same person.

If it bothers you so much why don't you not read this forum????

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The design center for all of Maryland is getting moved to the North Potomac area from Columbia, FYI.

Must be a slow day in the model for this TB rep.

There’s just one person on this thread talking to that same person.

And you’re the same person who keeps posting this same hot take over and over and over again.

Anyways, we’re building up in Howard County and got the email yesterday announcing the change in the design center. I thought folks waiting for phase 2 to open/TB builds in general would be interested. Seemed to signal a switch to focusing on the DC area of Maryland for the longterm. Sorry to offend everyone with the FYI.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The design center for all of Maryland is getting moved to the North Potomac area from Columbia, FYI.

Must be a slow day in the model for this TB rep.

There’s just one person on this thread talking to that same person.