The New U is our community in historic Upper Unionville. Inspired by the picturesque setting, these homes have all the space that progressive design lets us build, plus huge windows to enjoy the views on every floor. We’re so excited to be part of the next chapter of Unionville!
Aurora Trails is our project located in beautiful Aurora – residents can look forward to the fresh air and space of rural living, without sacrificing proximity to amenities like restaurants, shopping and entertainment. Available in “classic” and “progressive” designs, our community of towns, detatched and semi-detatched homes will become another jewel in Aurora’s crown. We can’t wait to make you all at home.
New Years Resolutions are always easier said than done. A week into January, are any of us still keeping the gluten-free, vegan, quit-smoking, quit-drinking, gym-going, money saving promises we made on New Years Eve? Have you even cracked your first book club novel?
That’s why we love New Years resolutions for the home. We think making your home both fresh & inspiring, as well as clean, organized and safe is a resolution that’s often undervalued – plus, creating a space you’re proud of is a great jumping-off point to accomplishing other goals. We’ve all heard the same home resolutions: de-clutter, decrease energy usage, paint an accent wall. Those are all good goals, but we think these three unusual new years resolutions for the home will make more engaging and rewarding tasks.
It’s common in real estate to deal in terms of square feet. It seems like an easily comparable number, or an apples-to-apples comparison. Price per square foot becomes the metric of value. This industry standard doesn’t account for true value, though. After all, this number is all-inclusive – garages, attics, closets, nooks and crannies, hallways – of space that, while you pay for it, isn’t an important, usable, necessary part of your home.
We’ve already told you about our transparent pricing and the quality we put into every Paradise Developments build because we want you to rest assured that with Paradise, you always know exactly what you’re getting and how much you’ll pay.
We find that so many home buyers are nervous about being ripped off, nickel-and-dimed, and stuck with the bill for a home they don’t want or can’t afford. It’s understandable – in our industry, many of our competitors don’t disclose many of the hidden costs associated with a home purchase.
There is nothing so misleading in the community building industry than a base price. A base price is engineered to make you think value, bang for your buck, and to encourage you to purchase. It’s also designed to look splashy in advertisements – that’s why so many first-time homebuyers are excited when they begin the buying process, but walk out of their initial consultations feeling upsold and confused. Where do these numbers even come from?
