New Homes in Prince William County

Builders Realty Council is dedicated to representing new home buyers in Prince William County, Virginia. From search to settlement, unbiased independent counsel is provided for consumers interested in building a new home in the following areas:

The Council offers a "behind the scenes" look at the local homebuilding industry assisting clients to locate, negotiate, build, inspect and settle their new homes. Brokerage Services are Free of Charge and can save thousands with special offers and 1% Cash Back* in cooperation with JD Power and Associates award winning First Horizon Home Loans.

Homes For Sale in Prince William County

Northern Virginia new home buyers searching for a more affordable housing climate than Fairfax or Loudoun may find their ideal new home investment in Prince William County. Prince William offers a wide variety of homebuilding alternatives at more reasonable prices often with larger homesites,

particularly in the southern and southwestern sections of the county. Improvements to I-95’s Springfield corridor with its direct access to Washington D.C., Virginia Railway Express (VRE) stations and proximity to the I-495 Beltway, provides new homebuyers outstanding cost per square foot housing values. With new homes more attractively priced, current home values are stronger in Prince William than in other counties surrounding the Washington metropolitan region. Prince William County new homes are selling well, in fact better than Fairfax and Loudoun County as foreclosures and "Short Sales" are stimulating multiple contract bidding, particularly in the lower price ranges.

A word of caution: Do not be misled with some romantic notion of buying a foreclosure or bidding on a "Short-Sale." Banks are very slow to make decisions and often do nothing to improve the damages to foreclosed properties. (The same group who offer pens on chains that don't write at teller cubes and toasters to open an account. Many bank-owned properties, for lack of a better word are: "dumps." Furthermore, be aware statistically only 18% of "Short-Sales," actually settle as banks are not inclined to take ridiculous offers, merely hold-out for decent bids, many of which are at or above the asking price. If a property is owned by Countrywide, it can be a very slow and frustrating experience.

In sum, though The Council has a "Short Sale" division, we recommend finding a deal on a brand new home. Many builders are now offering fabulous opportunities. Why buy someone elses problem or a home in need of extensive repair when you can find super deals on new homes in Prince William county with a 10 year warranty. Call The Council today and learn more.

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Lake Manassas features some of the area’s foremost custom and production builders and caters to discriminating homebuyers with upscale ambiance and quality built estate homes. In our opinion, reasonable prices, quality construction, floor plan options and emphasis on the "personal touch" make this community unique and an outstanding value, however it too is nearly sold-out.

The real estate market in Manassas and Manassas Park is continuing its brisk pace because of it's close proximty to the VRE metro and Old Town Manassas.

Located in southeastern Prince William County is Triangle and the Quantico Marine base. The town of Quantico is older and the market for resale homes is vibrant but people’s desire to build new homes continues to be popular particularly with the continued growth of military relocations in 2008.

Woodbridge, Lakeridge, Triangle, Quantico and Dumfries are very active as homebuyers compete for foreclosures and "Short-Sales" which have accelerated new home pricing to the downside leading to increased new homes for sale in Prince William County Virginia.

In sum, Prince William is a very large county with a wide variety of new homebuilding opportunities at relatively low prices… a welcome relief for those wishing to make an affordable new home investment providing excellent overall value and unprecedented appreciation potential.

In 2005, they bought high and in 2008 they sold low. Which do you think is smarter, to buy high and sell low, or to buy low and sell high? Those who followed the heard back then are big losers, the winners will be those who invest today and sit tight for a couple of years?

Contact The Council if you would like to know which builders are offering the best deals and want to learn more about foreclosure and "Short-Sale" opportunities. We are warning you however, banks are not in the real estate business, not very responsive and can be a source of great frustration. Look to own a nice new home... live well.

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