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The homes show beautifully. My only pet peeve with open floor plans is that while they are breadth taking to look at you really lose a lot of privacy. Kitchens can be very noisy and of course aromatic. Difficult to read a book or do pretty much anything else when a meal is being prepared because of the activity surrounding you. Can’t take a private phone call or watch TV either without listening to a lot of background noise. I love doors everywhere so I can be around people as much or as little as the occasion requires.
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Isn't it wonderful to pay so much and feel like a sardine packed tightly in a can. I doubt there's even ten feet between each home anymore. I found so many homes today that are built on property that isn't even packed correctly and within a couple of years you find cracks all over your foundation and driveway. IMHO way to much money for tightly packed homes that aren't built that well. Show these same homes in 5 years and see what a difference you will find. IMHO
I live in North Highlands. There is no way I could afford any of the houses that you have displayed here. Most of the people I know are on SS and fixed incomes. A 600-900 thousand dollar home would be way out of the ball park. Doesn't anyone ever think about us poor folks. We need good housing, or apartments that WE could afford. Fancy stuff just doesn't make it.
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Great video
Thank you!
The homes show beautifully. My only pet peeve with open floor plans is that while they are breadth taking to look at you really lose a lot of privacy. Kitchens can be very noisy and of course aromatic. Difficult to read a book or do pretty much anything else when a meal is being prepared because of the activity surrounding you. Can’t take a private phone call or watch TV either without listening to a lot of background noise. I love doors everywhere so I can be around people as much or as little as the occasion requires.
I saw this type of Construction about 10 years ago in Merced, CA.
Wonder if it was a Lennar construction, they have been doing homes like this the longest. Thanks for watching!
With the garage on either side it looks like a duplex.
I can see that! It just a really massive house. The part on the right is a separate unit for multi generation living
For Sacramento folks, 2000 sq ft is a starter home. For most Bay Area folks, 2000 sq ft is a huge forever home.
Thanks for watching
Are there any next gen homes near north Natomas ??
I don’t believe so but there are several new communities coming to that area at the end of 2024 start of 2025
What’s the price point for the Lennar, 2nd home shown in this video ? Thnx
The home prices for the Lennar homes vary by area and depending on when you’re looking to buy. If you would like more information we could hop on a zoom call and discuss your goals. Thanks for watching
@@LivinginSacramentoTV Ball park figures. If you start at 450 thousand and up...too much.
What's the price
Let us get some of the prices on these, they have changed since this video. Was there a specific one that you liked or area you’re looking to move to?
Isn't it wonderful to pay so much and feel like a sardine packed tightly in a can. I doubt there's even ten feet between each home anymore. I found so many homes today that are built on property that isn't even packed correctly and within a couple of years you find cracks all over your foundation and driveway. IMHO way to much money for tightly packed homes that aren't built that well. Show these same homes in 5 years and see what a difference you will find. IMHO
I live in North Highlands. There is no way I could afford any of the houses that you have displayed here. Most of the people I know are on SS and fixed incomes. A 600-900 thousand dollar home would be way out of the ball park. Doesn't anyone ever think about us poor folks. We need good housing, or apartments that WE could afford. Fancy stuff just doesn't make it.
That is why there's low income apartment. You don't need to own a home or a house.
@@gngan Not everyone can get into those and most of them are in sad shape.
@ganderdavis people on SS or fixed income should be. OP made ot sound like people on SS or fixed income should be able to afford a home. They aren't.