ARIZONA REAL ESTATE & HOUSING NEWS
Builder unveils model homes ahead of grand opening of Teravalis in Buckeye
Model homes in a Buckeye community called Teravalis have been completed and a grand opening is set for Nov. 15. Guests can tour the homes and enjoy free food.
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PHOENIX — A builder announced model homes in a Buckeye community called Teravalis have been completed ahead of its grand opening in mid-November, according to a Monday press release.
The houses built by Meritage Homes, which are located at Sun Valley Parkway 10 miles north of Interstate 10, will celebrate its official opening on Nov. 15.
The grand opening will last from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., and guests will have the opportunity to tour homes and the community, hear live music, eat complimentary food from Cloth & Flame and partake in activities provided by the Arizona Science Center.
There are two sets of homes that come in three- and four-bedroom sizes and range from 1,369 to 2,342 square feet to fill 20 lots. Home prices start in the $300,000s.
Each home is equipped with washer, dryer, refrigerator and blinds.
“Meritage is a welcome early addition to the homebuilders already open in Teravalis, as their long-standing commitment to quality, customer service and energy-efficient construction is a perfect fit for this community and our prospective homebuyers,” Charley Freericks, president of the Arizona Region for Howard Hughes Communities, said in the release.
According to its policy, Meritage Homes said each home has a guaranteed closing date in 60 days or less.
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Will the neighbors here be MAGAs who will just bring the National Guard to match all over the subdivision? Because I dont want that in my neighborhood.
I don't want to walk my child to school and have to pass a huge chinese-manufactured banners screaming, "F*ck my feelings" and "No more Pus*ies!". It's low-class. I dont want to live near low-class neighbors.
I don't want to live around people who despise learning and have been trained to cry, "Fake news!" everytime they hear something they think may disagree with Hannity. It does not breed community in the neighborhood.
I dont want to live around underperforming MAGA men who are going to suffer harder as the depression sets in. I've been hearing about MAGA's "Economic Anxiety" for a decade. There are no'pivots' for this group. If they lose their job, they go join ICE.
I don't want to live around wife-beting, kid-touching MAGAs. I don't want to have to deal with drunk MAGA slapping around his wife and the cops show up on Sunday night -- because the Cowboys lost again.
So I'm sure it's a very nice community but if you're just going to let in MAGA trash to ruin the community with their sense of entitlement, I'll probably wait until the next community is under development.
And may everyday be another wonderful secret.