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Grand Opening of Brookhaven Saturday, April 11
Home shoppers in the market for a new single family home in the pristine masterplanned community of College Park in Chino need to mark their calendars now for the grand opening of Lennar’s Brookhaven on Saturday, April 11. Grand opening attendees will be the first to tour Lennar’s three beautifully and professionally decorated model homes located in a beautiful community just minutes from shopping and dining.
“We are so excited the wait is almost over for the grand opening of our gorgeous new homes at Brookhaven in College Park,” said Tara Conklin, Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Lennar Inland. “The exceptional location and lavish amenities featured at College Park are a great match for the new, high-quality homes we have available at Brookhaven. Be sure to come out to our Grand Opening on Saturday, April 11 and tour our three stunning models.”
Brookhaven features quality homes with two-story open floorplans offering approximately 2,400 to 2,967 square feet of living space with four to five bedrooms. Buyers can unleash their inner chef in the Extended Culinary Kitchens offered per plan at Brookhaven. These kitchens offer extra storage and counter space ideal for entertaining and special cooking needs and feature top of the line Wolf® stainless steel appliances.
High-end upgrades and luxury features don’t stop there. As part of Lennar’s signature Everything’s Included® package, buyers at Brookhaven will enjoy many energy-saving, luxury upgrades all included as standard. Granite countertops, GE® stainless steel appliances and upgraded cabinetry are included in every home along with low VOC paint, efficient tankless water heaters, home automation by Nexia™ Home Intelligence and much more. Homebuyers don’t have to compromise on the features of their dream home when buying a new home with Lennar.
During the warm California summers, buyers will appreciate the comfort and convenience of their new solar powered homes. All homes at Brookhaven are powered by state-of-the-art, microinverter-based solar systems provided by SunStreet Energy Group™. Under the SunStreet Plan, available exclusively at Lennar, homeowners receive a guaranteed discount on solar electricity from the rates that would otherwise be charged by the local electric utility.
In addition, Residents of College Park enjoy abundant amenities including a state-of-the-art clubhouse, fitness center, picnic areas, playground, Splash Park, swimming pools and much more. The family-friendly area is perfect for evening walks through the 150-acres of surrounding parks. In addition, College Park hosts a 100-acre, full service Chaffey College satellite campus offering a great local resource for students and professionals.
If you are in the market for a new home in Chino, don’t miss the grand opening of Brookhaven at College Park on April 11. Brookhaven is located at 6236 Wilkes Street. For more information visit www.Lennar.com or call 877-204-0445.
With hundreds of communities nationwide and homes designed for first-time, move-up and luxury homebuyers, Lennar has grown to become one of the nation’s leading and most respected homebuilders. Lennar has a longstanding history of building homes of enduring quality in only the most well planned and desirable locations throughout the country.
For decades, Americans have moved to the suburbs in search of bigger homes and better schools. But through the recent downturn, this became much harder to do. Now, as the nation’s economic health continues to strengthen, migration trends are shifting back toward the nation’s suburbs. This article from The Wall Street Journal reports on an analysis of some of the new data from the Census Bureau by William Frey, a demographer at the Brookings Institution.
The population of U.S. counties that represent the “urban cores” of large metropolitan areas – inner cities and dense, inner suburban areas – grew just 0.73% between July 2013 and July 2014, down from a growth rate of 0.90% the previous year. The year before, this growth rate also dropped, from 0.97%.
Suburbs of large metro areas, by contrast, are seeing their growth rates increase. The population of newer suburbs grew 1.20% last year, Mr. Frey’s analysis shows, up from 1.11% and 1.01% in the two prior years.
Perhaps most interesting: So-called exurbs – the peripheral parts of metro areas far from inner cities – saw population growth of 0.87% last year, up from 0.56% the previous year. This rate is now higher than the growth rate for inner cities.
