MAPLE RIDGE AT AVE MARIA FLORIDA BY CC DEVCO

MAPLE RIDGE AT AVE MARIA FLORIDA: CAN YOU BELIEVE THESE PRICES? 3 BED/ 2,5 BATH HOMES FROM $190s!!!... LIKE MONTERRA!!! BUT IN A NEW ROMANTIC WEST FLORIDA CITY!!!

A lifestyle that’s beyond words, in a community that’s within reach.

Step into a world of open spaces, lush green lawns and acres of tranquility. Maple Ridge is a private sanctuary of elegant, beautifully designed homes.

 This newest expression of South Florida luxury offers exciting residential choices, all beautifully designed with Mediterranean-inspired architecture and an inviting array of designer features and custom options available for buyers. Its superb location just east of Naples, Florida gives you easy access to the best of South Florida’s vibrant lifestyle. Offered by CC Devco Homes, builders of Monterra, South Florida’s best selling new home community, give buyers great homes at great values. 

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PROJECT SUMMARY

Area: Ave Maria (South Florida)
Status: Pre-Construction
Developer: CC DEVCO developer of Monterra
Waterfront/View: City, Home Community
Number of Bedrooms: 3, 4, 5 & 6
Total Units: 700 Homes
Floors: 1 & 2 stories
Delivery: 2015
Unit Sizes: 1,687 - 4,032 Sq ft
Price Range: $190s - $500s
Floor plans: Upon request
Neighborhood: https://postlets.com/s/avila-ave-immokalee-fl-34142/11484600

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Oral representations cannot be relied upon as correctly stating the representations of the developer. for correct representations, reference should be made to the purchase agreement and the documents required by section 718.503, Florida statutes, to be furnished by a developer to a purchaser or lessee. Not an offering where prohibiting by state law. Prices subject to change without notice. Photography and artwork in this website might be stock photography used to depict the lifestyle to be achieved rather than any that may exist. We are pledged to the letter and spirit of us policy for the achievement of equal housing opportunity throughout the nation. We encourage and support an affirmative advertising and marketing program in which there are no barriers to obtaining housing because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin.

         

Home price index up 11 percent in South Florida 

By Paul Owers,, Sun Sentinelhttp://www.sun-sentinel.com/business/realestate/fl-case-shiller-july-20140930-story.html#

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September 30 2014

While home price gains have slowed in South Florida, the three-county region fared better than most of the nation in July, according to a report released Tuesday.

The metro area of Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade counties saw an 11 percent increase from a year earlier, data from the Standard & Poor’s/Case-Shiller Index show. San Francisco and Las Vegas were the only other areas in the 20-city index with double-digit growth.

All of the cities showed year-over-year price gains in July, but none posted better annual returns than they did in June.

While the “broad-based deceleration in home prices” continues, prices still are rising faster than inflation, David M. Blitzer, chairman of the index committee at Standard & Poor’s, said in a statement.

“The slower pace of home price appreciation is consistent with most of the other housing data on housing starts and home sales,” he said.

Many analysts consider the Case-Shiller index the leading authority on national home prices. Unlike local Realtor boards, which release a median price for homes sold in a given month, the index measures the price of the same house over time. But the index lags Realtor board data by a month and does not include condominiums.

Dean Ehrlich, a real estate agent in northern Broward and southern Palm Beach counties, attributes the softening of prices to an increase in the number of homes for sale.

“Supply and demand are starting to even out more than they have over the last year or so,” Ehrlich said. “When that happens, buyers have more options, and you start to see a slowdown in price appreciation.”