There is no doubt that the housing market has changed recently, however, it is still a good time to purchase the home of your dreams at The Canoe Club. If you are in the market right now, did you know that choosing new construction may be a viable option for you? Not sure if you should purchase a newly constructed home? Check out this article in KeepingCurrentMatters.com.
If you put a pause on your home search because you weren’t sure where you’d go once you sold your house, it might be a good time to get back into the market. If you’re willing to work with a trusted agent to consider a newly built home, you may have even more options and incentives than you realize. That may be why the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) says the share of buyers looking for new construction is increasing:
“According to the quarterly Housing Trends Report, the popularity of new construction homes is continuing to rebound . . .”
Here’s a few reasons more buyers may be drawn to newly built homes.
More Options To Choose from and Potential Builder Incentives
When looking for a home, you can choose between existing homes (those that are already built and previously owned) and newly constructed ones. While the inventory of existing homes has increased this year, it’s still below more typical years like 2019. While it’s a smaller segment of the overall inventory of homes for sale, the supply of newly built homes has grown even more. The National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) explains:
“New single-family home inventory remained elevated at a 9.2 months’ supply (of varying stages of construction). A measure near a 6 months’ supply is considered balanced.”
Here’s why this matters for you. While you have more homes to choose from in either category, there’s one extra benefit of newly built homes. Because the inventory of newly built homes has grown so much, builders are motivated to sell their properties before they build more.
If you are in the market for a new home, don’t miss your opportunity to live in this amazing community. Minutes from Main Street in Fayetteville, it is a lake community with beautiful new homes.
Award-Winning Amenities
With resort style living, the Canoe Club is a great place to live year-round. The community won a Silver award for the Best Amenity Package in the 2021 OBIE Awards this year! You will enjoy coming home to a lakeside wharf dock and canoe storage plus a 24-hour fitness center. You will love being able to get out on the water and enjoy your best outdoor lifestyle while practicing social distancing. You will enjoy coming home to over 600 picturesque acres and two spectacular freshwater lakes, Menawa and Senoya.
Other amenities include a 5,500 square foot Nantucket-inspired Lake Cottage Clubhouse overlooking the lake. Take a swim in the four-lane lap pool or enjoy the large gathering room, sunroom, catering kitchen, and coffee bar.
Convenient to Best of Atlanta
The Canoe Club in Fayetteville is located approximately 22 minutes from downtown Atlanta, making it an easy trip to enjoy all that downtown Atlanta has to offer. If you travel frequently or work within the airport industry, Fayetteville is only 13 miles from Atlanta-Hartsfield International Airport. Close to Pinewood/ Trilith studios & Piedmont Hospital.
The Canoe Club is proud to be partnered with New Leaf Homes and Jeff Lindsey Communities.
From Atlanta: Take I-85 South to Exit 61, Peachtree City/Fairburn. Turn left on GA Highway 74 and travel approximately 2.5 miles. Turn left onto Sandy Creek Road and travel 6.5 miles to GA Highway 54. At GA Highway 54, turn right and go about 3/4 mile. Turn left on Huiet Drive and travel approximately 1/2 mile to the entrance of The Canoe Club. Follow the community signs to the Lake Cottage and Sales Center.
Sales Center Contact Information
Monday – Friday – By Appointment Only
Verkina Parrish – 770-846-8004
Kristen Cunningham – 770-843-1390
Sales handled by Berkshire Hathaway HomeService – Georgia Properties-New Homes Division. All information is believed to be accurate but is not warranted. Subject to errors, omissions, and change without notice.
