Past Residential Project: Lakeview Terrace at Wind Drift

Project Name: Lakeview Terrace at Wind Drift
Address: Gilbert, Arizona 85234
Project Developer: CORVALLAS DEV DBA WINDAMERE HOMES
Citing: Arizona Department of Real Estate

Project Details:

Located North of E Elliot Rd at N Lakeview Dr in Gilbert, AZ
Purchased remaining 59 lots from Elliott Homes
Floor plans range in size from 1,500 to nearly 2,464 square feet
Master planned community.

Lakeview Terrace at Wind Drift - Purchased this site finished from Elliott Homes. This site was located in a Master planned Community. Oversaw sales, marketing, construction, walk through, escrow closings and audits along with warranty work. The construction consisted of procuring plans, preparing budgets, preparing schedules, permit submittal, reviewing sales contracts, working with subcontractors and quality control for the vertical construction of the homes. The homes ranged in size from 1500 sq ft and went to 2464 sq ft.

Sales and Marketing was completing area research to find out what would be feasible and building our plans with the 'lifestyles' in the area. After the research is completed a lifestyle is created for our target buyer and a model is created for that customer. A sales team was set up in the model complex, marketing materials such as dare to compare, price sheets, options lists and standard features were created. Completed a master MCRV for sales and appraisals. Completed and maintained a customer service program for the residents of the community.

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Past Residential Project: Lakeview Terrace at Wind Drift

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