Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Friday, July 31, 2009
Back to School Incentives!
$8,000 Buyer Incentive:
Lot 530 - The Pines at Westgate
$5,000 Buyer Incentive:
Lot 128 - Brownstone Farms
Lots 507, 523 & 551 - The Pines at Westgate
$2,500 Buyer Incentive:
Lot 115 - Asbury
$2,000 Buyer Incentive:
Lot 699 - The Maples at Westgate
Lot 28 - Riverbrooke
$1,500 Buyer Incentive:
Lot 3 - Crosswinds
Lot 191 - Scotts Mill at Treyburn
Lot 31 - South Peak at Millstone
Lot 4 - West Hampton
Lot 33 - Village at Lexington
Lot 530 - The Pines at Westgate
$5,000 Buyer Incentive:
Lot 128 - Brownstone Farms
Lots 507, 523 & 551 - The Pines at Westgate
$2,500 Buyer Incentive:
Lot 115 - Asbury
$2,000 Buyer Incentive:
Lot 699 - The Maples at Westgate
Lot 28 - Riverbrooke
$1,500 Buyer Incentive:
Lot 3 - Crosswinds
Lot 191 - Scotts Mill at Treyburn
Lot 31 - South Peak at Millstone
Lot 4 - West Hampton
Lot 33 - Village at Lexington
Monday, July 6, 2009
Earn Double your Realtor VIP Bonus on all July Sales!
Attention Caviness & Cates Realtor V.I.P Members~
On all sales during the month of July you will receive double VIP Bonus for that sale. Write an accepted contract during the month of July on any Caviness & Cates Communities existing home or pre-sale and earn double your VIP bonus for that sale at closing.
Go to the Realtor V.I.P. page and check out all the details, or sign up today.
On all sales during the month of July you will receive double VIP Bonus for that sale. Write an accepted contract during the month of July on any Caviness & Cates Communities existing home or pre-sale and earn double your VIP bonus for that sale at closing.
Go to the Realtor V.I.P. page and check out all the details, or sign up today.
Friday, June 19, 2009
Will the $8,000 First-Time Home Buyer Tax Credit Expand to $15,000?
Source: US News & World Report
In an effort to jump-start the ailing housing market, Sen. Johnny Isakson, a Republican from Georgia (and a former real estate professional) has introduced legislation that would beef up the tax credit for first-time home buyers. Under the terms of his bill, which was introduced Wednesday, the size of the credit would expand to a maximum of $15,000 from the previous cap of $8,000, and it could be taken by anyone who buys a primary residence, instead of only by first-time home buyers. The bill would also remove the income limits that had prevented individuals making more than $75,000 a year from claiming the credit, which would be available for a year after the date of the bill's enactment. > View Full Article
In an effort to jump-start the ailing housing market, Sen. Johnny Isakson, a Republican from Georgia (and a former real estate professional) has introduced legislation that would beef up the tax credit for first-time home buyers. Under the terms of his bill, which was introduced Wednesday, the size of the credit would expand to a maximum of $15,000 from the previous cap of $8,000, and it could be taken by anyone who buys a primary residence, instead of only by first-time home buyers. The bill would also remove the income limits that had prevented individuals making more than $75,000 a year from claiming the credit, which would be available for a year after the date of the bill's enactment. > View Full Article
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Greenville, NC Ranked #2 By Forbes Magazine
In a special report released on March 25 by Forbes Magazine, Greenville, NC ranked second in the category of the nation’s Best Small Metropolitan Area for Business and Careers. Greenville is the 10th largest city in North Carolina. In 2008 Greenville ranked eighth in the same category by Forbes Magazine.
Growth and stability continue for the developing city of Pitt County. Research from East Carolina’s School of Business indicates that the local work force grew by more than 14 percent over the past five years—that’s more than double the growth experienced by the state as a whole. Employment is essentially spread across these three sectors: education, healthcare and manufacturing.
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Caviness and Cates named in Top 100 Home Builders for 2008
Builder Magazine has named the top home builders for 2008, ranking central-based North Carolina builder Caviness and Cates, 89th out of the top 100 builders in the U.S. The magazine’s “Builder 100” Survey is the most widely known and respected listing throughout the industry, focusing on closings and gross revenue of builders and their improvement from the prior year.
For 2008, Caviness and Cates closed 315 homes and grossed $75 million in revenue. “We are proud to be ranked on the list,” says CEO, Watson Caviness, “since it is a reflection of companies that survived one of the rockiest years in housing history.” Watson adds, “We survived 2008 by building in desirable locations, offering affordable, quality homes and help with closing costs.”
For 2008, Caviness and Cates closed 315 homes and grossed $75 million in revenue. “We are proud to be ranked on the list,” says CEO, Watson Caviness, “since it is a reflection of companies that survived one of the rockiest years in housing history.” Watson adds, “We survived 2008 by building in desirable locations, offering affordable, quality homes and help with closing costs.”
Friday, October 31, 2008
The Enclave at Treyburn - Sales Price Starting at $128,400
Condominiums featuring 9` ceilings; open floorplan -- Kitchen with tile backsplash and pantry; dining area, greatroom with electric fireplace; three bedrooms or two bedrooms plus a study; two full baths; covered porch; luxury master bath features double vanity, jetted tub and seperate shower. Convenient to shopping and Ft. Bragg. Single Car Garages available for $12,500.Amenities: Clubhouse with fitness and gaming areas, swimming pool.
Directions: 401 South (Raeford Rd.), Right on Hoke Loop Road, Right on Treyburn Blvd into Scotts Mill, follow the signs, condos are at the back of Scotts Mill.
Home Owner's Association $109/Month plus $272.50 Start-up Fee
Home Owner's Association $109/Month plus $272.50 Start-up Fee
Please email all inquiries to info@cavinessandcates.com
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