New Model Home Now Open at Richmond New Home Community

Boone Homes is pleased to announce the grand opening of their new model home at Coach Homes of Kinloch. Richmond home buyers now have the opportunity to tour this furnished model home featuring the Creekmore home design. As they tour this beautiful new home in Richmond, Va., visitors will experience firsthand the best in luxurious one level living.

The well-designed Creekmore boasts an open home design with three bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. All brick exteriors showcase Artisan architecture while elegant first floor interiors feature a designer kitchen, airy family room with coffered ceiling, dining room with tray ceiling, sunroom with tile floor, and luxurious owner’s suite. Everyday living can happen on the first floor with the second floor featuring two bedrooms with private bathrooms that are perfect for overnight visitors and holiday guests.

Nestled in a rural setting near the shores of Broad Branch Lake and the private golf courses of Kinloch and Hermitage, Coach Homes of Kinloch is ideal for those looking for a peaceful and relaxing lifestyle. Residents will enjoy the freedom of a maintenance free new home community, with less time spent mowing the grass and more time spent with family and friends.

Coach Homes of Kinloch is conveniently located at 629 Longfield Road, Manakin-Sabot, Va. 23103, just minutes from Short Pump and the nearby shopping and dining available in Richmond’s West End.

For more information on these beautiful Richmond maintenance free homes and to schedule your private tour of this new model home, call 804-708-5125 or visit www.boonehomes.net.  

Illinois Residents Optimistic about Housing Market

According to Crain’s, more than one-third of Illinois residents feel that the Illinois and Chicago real estate market is in a state of recovery. Crain's also reported that most Illinois residents feel that the recent decline in home value isn't negatively impacting their lives. More than 12 percent of Illinois residents also stated that they used low home and mortage prices to their advantage.

Chicago-area home sales rose 28.5 percent in August, which is the largest increase since 2007 and perhaps some of the reason for homeowners' optimism.

While the price of Chicago homes have risen in recent months, they still have not reached 2006 levels. However, only 19 percent of survey respondents feel that the housing market has deteriorated completely and the majority remain hopeful that prices and sales will pick up as we head into 2013.