You've been looking for
homes for sale in
Vero
Beach and are considering an existing home, why not consider a custom built new home in Vero Beach? If you're considering the purchase of an existing home for sale, these days buyers are not quite sure what they're going to get. More often than not, buyers are getting what they pay for when purchasing resales. 
Like most Florida home buyers, your home most likely will be your castle, unless you are simply investing in Real estate to flip or resell and don't intend on living in the home you purchase. But, for most home buyers, whether they already live and work in the Vero Beach area or if they are relocating to Vero Beach to retire or simply start over, they are looking for a home that will last, one that can grow with their family, one to create memories in and one you can enjoy even in your retirement.
If you could buy a custom built home in Vero Beach, Florida that is priced moderately it makes sense to do so. Investing in quality construction and getting your money's worth out of the home you purchase means you'll most likely be making the wisest choice. Homes for sale in Vero Beach are a dime a dozen, and many are dirt cheap--- but spending your dime wisely will ensure that you'll be smiling years from now or even the day after you close.....
Short Sales, Foreclosures and Resales
By now, we've all heard the horror stories about home resales... properties that were purchased at a "steal." Short sales or homes that were in foreclosure in Vero Beach and Indian River County often suffered from mold damage and other structural damage, so some of these good deals, were not good at all. Problems with these Vero Beach homes for sale would arise either upon inspection or would creep up on the homeowner just after the home was purchased. Interestingly, in June of this year in the South, existing-home sales declined 4.4 percent to an annual pace of 1.73 million in June but were 5.5 percent above June 2011. The median price in the South was $165,000, up 6.6 percent from a year ago. Many homes that were purchased were likely in distress. What were those homes really worth in the height of the market and exactly how distressed were they when they sold? Only the seller knows and many sellers were forced to walk away from their dreams leaving those homes in the hands of bankers. Some homeowner's dream home may have sold at a lower price only after being abandoned or foreclosed upon but at what cost to the buyer? The homes usually sit vacant, without air conditioning, or any type of care. Did buyers figure out resales weren't necessarily the right way to go? Ironically in June, New home construction hit its highest since October 2008 Could the condition of the resales have dictated the rise in new home home construction? There is still quite an inventory of foreclosed and resale homes for sale in Vero Beach and Indian River County, but are buyers still shying away from resales and deals that are too good to be true? Perhaps those who can afford to purchase a home and who can obtain financing should consider buying new home construction in Vero Beach. Perhaps when searching for homes for sale in Indian River County you should consider a new custom built home by a Vero Beach home builder when looking for homes for sale in Vero Beach, Florida. You may just be surprised at the price and value when buying a new custom built home in Florida's Treasure Coast.
For information about homes for sale in Vero Beach, please visit us online at http://www.newhomesverofl.com or email sales@newhomesverofl.com for more information.
