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Homeshoppers looking to purchase a new home in Sparks will not want to miss the Grand Opening of Candelara in Pioneer Meadows this Saturday, May 23. The Grand Opening is the first chance for interested homeshoppers to tour two beautifully and professionally decorated model homes in this exciting new community. Guests can enjoy a live radio broadcast and delicious food from Kenji Food Truck from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Lennar’s model homes will be open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
“We are thrilled to offer this exceptional collection of new homes to buyers in the Sparks area,” said Dustin Barker, Division President for Lennar Northern Nevada. “These homes features some incredible Everything’s Included® upgrades in an unbeatable location. If you are in the market for a new home, don’t miss you chance to see what we have in store for you at Candelara at Pioneer Meadows.”
Buyers will have four distinct and modern floorplans to choose from at Candelara. Homes offer approximately 1,953 to 2,675 square feet of living space with three to four bedrooms, two to three and one-half bathrooms and three-bay tandem garages for plenty of storage.
In addition, all homes at Candelara include Lennar’s highly sought after Everything’s Included® package, which features granite slab countertops, upgraded cabinetry, and GE® stainless steel appliances and countless other upgrades, all included as standard in the price of the home. “We listened to what buyers were looking for in new homes and included these features at no extra cost with our Everything’s Included® package. This way, there’s no need for our buyers to compromise on the features they love when buying a new home,” said Barker.
Candelara at Pioneer Meadows offers easy access to regional parks, Golden Eagle Sports Complex as well as Raley’s shopping center – all located within walking distance. Also nearby are excellent schools as a part of Washoe County School District with convenient access to Spanish Spring High School, Shaw Middle School and Spanish Springs Elementary.
Don’t miss the Grand Opening of Candelara at Pioneer Meadows on Saturday, May 23. For more information of complete directions to the community, visit www.lennar.com or call (775)800-8050.
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 and proudly remains steadfast in their commitment toward quality, value and integrity. Lennar has a longstanding history of building exceptional homes in only the most well planned and desirable locations throughout the country.
A new Commerce Department report, released today and highlighted in this article from Bloomberg, focuses on an increase in housing starts of 20.2% that was the biggest jump since February 1991.
New residential construction in the U.S. surged in April to the highest level in more than seven years, indicating the industry regained its footing after the soft patch at the beginning of the year.
Housing starts jumped 20.2% to a 1.14 million annualized rate, the most since November 2007, from a 944,000 pace in March. More permits, a proxy for future construction, were issued than at any time since June 2008.
An improving labor market and mortgage costs close to multi-year lows are reviving residential construction, a sign that the weakness in early 2015 was probably due to harsh winter weather.
“Housing demand is clearly picking up,” said David Sloan, a senior economist at 4Cast Inc. in New York. “Housing should show quite strong momentum over the next few quarters. Permits also suggest solid underlying demand.”
The surge in housing starts last month was paced by single-family projects in the West and multifamily in the Northeast, pointing to broad-based gains in the industry. Construction of single-family homes in all the U.S. jumped 16.7% to a 733,000 rate, the most since January 2008. Three of four regions showed gains, led by the Northeast and West.
An improving labor market will help sustain demand. Payrolls climbed by 223,000 in April after a 85,000 gain the prior month, according to Labor Department data. The jobless rate fell to 5.4%, the lowest since May 2008.
