The-Decision

THE DECISION

Building a new home today offers a level of quality construction and endless amenities for you and your family. Read More.

The-Builder

THE BUILDER

Finding the right builder is just as important as finding the right floor plan, since it is their expertise that will be responsible for constructing your new home. Read More.

The-CityTown

THE CITY/TOWN

Deciding where to live or move can be one of the most important decisions you make, where you have a family, a spouse or simply yourself to consider. Read More.

The-Neighborhood

THE NEIGHBORHOOD

Finding the right neighborhood is one of the most important decisions you will make for you and your family. Neighborhood quality impacts almost every aspect of your life for years to come. Several factors should be considered before choosing to build your new home in a new neighborhood, such as the proximity to work, schools, restaurants, church, shopping, and recreation.

The-School-District

THE SCHOOL DISTRICT

A complete listing of all the school districts in the Greater Indianapolis area. Choosing a school is a complex decision that includes the characteristics of the child, family, and schools. Read More.

Financing-Post

THE FINANCING

There is a difference between being pre-qualified and pre-approved. Before meeting with a builder, it is important to have your finances in order. Read More.

The Resale Value

THE RESALE VALUE

When building a new home, you certainly want it to be exactly what you want, but you also have to think of the resale value in case you ever decide to move.

The modern lifestyle is drastically different from what it was even 10 years ago and resale homes often lack the pizzazz and space to satisfy. Today’s new homes offer a bright, open kitchen with breakfast bar and high-end appliances because most of our living nowadays is in the kitchen. High-end master suites and extra living areas are now considered standards of the new modern home. New homes often feature these amenities as a part of their standard offering, and as time goes by, homes built decades ago are becoming less appealing to homebuyers.

New homes also save money with efficiency and green building techniques. They are built to meet energy code standards that assure homeowners of increased energy efficiency and lower household operating costs. In addition, most builders now incorporate various green construction methods/applications. These features cannot typically be found in older resale homes.

The-Realtor

THE REALTOR

The choice to work without a Realtor in the new-home construction process is an individual decision. If you are the type of individual comfortable in selecting your area of town, floor plan, features and reviewing contract documents, then working directly with a builder may be your best option.

However, if you are not comfortable with any aspect of the process, consulting with a Realtor may be a good choice for you.

Review the information in the link below if you have any questions regarding the best option to fit your interests and needs.