New home preview: In sync with housing trends
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One of Pulte Homes’ hottest new communities is Gateway Estates, a townhouse development in Park Ridge.
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Both young and older buyers are being attracted to downtown areas, especially ones closer to Chicago. One of Pulte Homes’ hottest new developments is Gateway Estates, a townhouse community in Park Ridge.
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One of Pulte Homes’ hottest new communities is Gateway Estates, a townhouse development in Park Ridge.
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Rather than buy the largest home possible, many buyers today opt to spend more on amenities, such as kitchen upgrades like two-tone cabinets, granite counters and stainless steel appliances.
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Rather than buy the largest home possible, many buyers today opt to spend more on amenities, such as kitchen upgrades like two-tone cabinets, granite counters and stainless steel appliances.
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Rather than buy the largest home possible, many buyers today opt to spend more on amenities, such as kitchen upgrades like two-tone cabinets, granite counters and stainless steel appliances.
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The Athens model home is available at Carillon Club in Naperville, a D.R. Horton active-adult community. Buyers often view the clubhouse, fitness center and swimming pools at such communities as an extension of their homes.
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Bonus rooms and lofts often are the choice over a spare bedroom. These spaces can evolve over time, from a child’s playroom to family game room to home office.
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Lofts and bonus rooms often are the choice over a spare bedroom. These spaces can evolve over time, from a child’s playroom to family game room to home office.
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Buyers are looking for spaces that evolve as their needs change.
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