The combination many Clark County new construction buyers want can be difficult to find: a view lot with a flat, usable backyard. From Ridgefield to Camas, the elevation that creates the view often comes with a slope that limits the amount of flat outdoor space. Continue Reading
Clark County's new construction market is changing, and builders are not all adjusting at the same pace. Some communities are changing incentives, reducing new starts, and finding different ways to work with buyers who are ready to purchase. Others may take longer to Continue Reading
One national builder currently active in Clark County uses a buyer-agent policy that differs significantly from most local builders. Their policy is a refusal to provide compensation for buyer's agents.This is more than a minor registration detail because the policy can Continue Reading
Visiting a model home on a Saturday afternoon feels harmless. You just want to see the home and get an idea of what the community is like. As simple as that Saturday visit may seem, it can affect your ability to retain representation if you come back later.Many builders have Continue Reading
If you signed a contract on a new construction home in Clark County recently, here's something worth knowing. You may have received an addendum mid-build that quietly updated your warranty coverage. A lot of buyers signed it, initialed it, and moved on without fully Continue Reading
Clark County permitting delays can be a cause for concern among new construction buyers. For some, it might even cause a little hesitation. Buyers worry about slow timelines, busy builders, and what might happen before the first shovel hits the dirt. If you're weighing Continue Reading
