Why Heritage Homes? 6 Interior Photos

At Heritage Homes, we often highlight why now is a great time to buy. Savings of over $100K, mortgage rates holding steady, the soon-to-expire tax credit, and still-low housing prices.

All these things considered, you still may be asking: Why Heritage Homes? Simply put, there’s nothing in the world like owning a new, comfortable home that you can be proud of. Here are 6 interior photos of what yours may look like. To get the ball rolling, just visit Save at Heritage Homes.

Why Today Is a Better Time to Buy Than Tomorrow

The housing market has continued its rehabilitation of late, a great sign considering the housing crash is the single most important factor that started this recession, according to Casey B. Mulligan, Professor of Economics at the University of Chicago. Says Mulligan:

“Although housing prices should not be expected to return to their 2005 peak any time soon, housing sector data released last week suggest that housing prices can head somewhat higher.”

Couple this news with the fact that mortgage rates are holding at just above 5% but may not do so for long, and it’s obvious now is a fantastic time to buy your new home.

At Heritage Homes, you can save up to $100K on a brand new townhome. Both this offer and the homes will not last for long, so visit Save at Heritage Homes to get started today!

Sources:
[Economix] Good News From the Housing Sector
[MSNBC Business] Mortgage Rates Hold Fast, Still Above 5 Percent

One Last Chance to Take Advantage of the Tax Credit

On April 30, the $8k federal tax credit to first-time homebuyers comes to an end. But to clear up a misconception, it’s too late to receive the tax credit. The key point:

“A tax credit of up to $8,000 is available for first-time home buyers purchasing on or after Jan. 1, 2009, and on or before April 30, 2010. In cases where a binding sales contract is signed by April 30, 2010, a home purchase completed by June 30, 2010 will qualify.”

When the homebuying tax credit was extended last year, the National Association of Home Builders released a helpful video, detailing who qualifies for the tax credit and what types of homes qualify.

Now that you have all the info, the ball is in your court! It’s already a wonderful time to buy, and the tax credit is the icing on the cake. To see what your new home in the heart of Chicago could look like, visit Save at Heritage Homes today!

Homebuyer tax credit expires April 30 [thetowntalk.com]

Heritage Homes Commercial: Save Up To $105K!

Check out our new commercial for Heritage Homes and its six-figure savings below.

Only 19 units remain, so visit Save At Heritage Homes now!

Save Over $100K on a New Townhome

Heritage Homes is in the midst of a huge springtime sale! Prices are being shaved on all of our townhomes, duplexes and flats. Combine those savings with the federal housing tax credit and the fact that FHA financing is available on most homes, and you’ve got yourself a deal that’s impossible to ignore! These savings won’t last forever, so schedule an appointment for a showing with New West Realty today!

Here are the numbers on the springtime sale:

The Space: 3 story townhome
The Specs: 2 bed, 2.5 bath, 2 car attached garage
The Starting Price: From $229,900
The Savings: $123,000 off original price, or 35% off

The Space: 2 story townhome
The Specs: 3 bed, 2 bath, 2 car attached garage
The Starting Price: From $219,000
The Savings: $100,000 off original price, or 30% off

The Space: 2 story duplex
The Specs: 2 bed, 2 bath, 1 car attached garage
The Starting Price: From $189,900
The Savings: $73,000 off original price, or 28% off

The Space: 2 story duplex
The Specs: 3 bed, 2.5 bath, 1 car garage, enormous outdoor deck
The Starting Price: From $215,000
The Savings: $75,000 off original price, or 26% off

The Space: Flats
The Specs: 3 bed, 2 bath, 1 car garage
The Starting Price: From $164,900
The Savings: $78,000 off original price, or 32% off

For more information on Heritage Homes, visit mynewwesthome.com.

The federal housing tax credit offers up to $8,000 for qualified first-time homebuyers and up to $6,500 for qualified repeat home buyers. To learn more about the federal housing tax credit, just click here.