Kansas City is famous for barbecue, and yes, you should absolutely eat at some of Kansas City’s most beloved BBQ joints. Still, the best part of the KC food scene is its range. You can do an adventurous date-night dinner, a casual patio meal, a comforting curry, and a whole... Read More
Buying a new construction home is exciting. You get modern layouts, brand-new finishes, and the chance to be the first owner. Still, new homes come with their own set of questions. And that’s a good thing. This guide covers the questions new homebuyers ask most often. Along the way, you’ll... Read More
Relocating is exciting. It is also … a lot. You’re juggling timelines, paperwork, logistics, and the very real question of where you will live when you arrive. If you want a brand-new home but you do not want to wait through the full build timeline, buying a quick move-in home... Read More
Texas is full of incredible places to put down roots. But when you're searching for new homes in San Antonio, New Braunfels, or San Marcos, the decision comes down to more than square footage. Each city has its own personality, pace, and perks. Here's what you need to know before... Read More
The Best Spring Hiking Trails in El Paso, TX Spring is hands-down the best time to hit the trails in El Paso. The temperatures are mild, the desert is waking up, and if you time it right, you might catch the Franklin Mountains ablaze with wildflowers. Whether you just moved... Read More
Many communities may have lot premiums on all of the lots available at any given point in time for purchase in a community. While lots with $0 lot premiums may sometimes be available, such lots will not be available at all times in communities because such lots frequently sell out quickly and may not be available in every phase of development or in every community. If homebuyers do not want to pay a lot premium and are waiting for lots with $0 lot premiums to be released in the future, there are risks, including, but not limited to: the risk that no additional lots with $0 lot premiums may be released, or that floor plan prices may increase beyond the cost of a lot premium because the cost of materials, labor and market factors change frequently.
