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Considering New Construction in Chesterfield? Compare the Details
Considering New Construction in Chesterfield? Compare the Details
By Bentley and Andrew Affendikis, The Affendikis Group at Joyner Fine Properties
A model home makes it easy to imagine a fresh start. The rooms are beautifully furnished, the finishes work together, and every corner feels complete. When comparing new construction in Chesterfield, the next step is understanding exactly what your purchase would include.
Separate the model from the proposed home
Ask for a written list of standard features and identify which model-home details are upgrades. Cabinets, lighting, flooring, outdoor spaces, and structural options can change both the finished home and the price.
Compare homes using the selections you would actually choose, rather than starting prices alone.
Spend time on the homesite
Consider the proposed home's orientation, driveway, outdoor space, surrounding lots, and nearby planned construction. Walk the location when permitted and review the available plans. An attractive floor plan and the right homesite need to work together.
Ask what is known about future phases and verify information in current community documents.
Understand timing and responsibilities
Clarify selection deadlines, the estimated construction schedule, walkthroughs, warranty information, and how changes are handled. Ask what happens if completion moves beyond the anticipated date. Have the appropriate professionals explain contract and financing terms before committing.
If you want your own agent involved, contact that agent before visiting or registering with a builder so you can understand any applicable registration requirements.
We can help you organize the comparisons and ask useful questions as you consider new construction in Chesterfield. Reach out before you begin touring, and let's talk about your plans.
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