Honeysuckle Glade is maintenance-free living that doesn't allow for compromise with a carefully planned design that welcomes your activities. Enjoy all the good feelings of being home and the freedom to roam whenever your heart desires. Relax with shopping, services and amenities all in leisurely strolling distance. This convenience won't compromise your privacy. Residents will dwell in a forest meadow type setting with carefully planned streets that welcome pedestrians. A central park and an abundance of green space grown and maintained by ... well, by someone else ... establish Honeysuckle Glade as a peaceful neighborhood to rival any in the area.

An Opportunity of a Lifetime

Warren Buffet says, "A simple rule dictates my buying: Be fearful when others are greedy, and be greedy when others are fearful."  While Mr. Buffet was writing about buying stocks, the same can be said for housing today.

Housing issues have permeated the economy both locally and nationally. This week, one index that tracks housing prices, S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices, indicated home values fell the most since 1968, declining 18.5% in December from the year before.

Looked at from a different perspective, this means home prices have fallen to levels not seen in six to twelve years, depending on individual markets. Following the Case-Schiller report was the report from the National Association of Realtors (NAR) recently. The NAR reported that home prices for the month of January fell by 14.8%.

The bright spot though in contrast was that the number of homes sold in December increased. Home buyers from coast-to-coast have been buying distressed properties at the rate of 45% of total sales.

Recognizing that now is the time to buy, everyone – from those looking to purchase their first home to seasoned real estate investors – is buying homes today. Bruce Norris, the head of an investment group in Southern California, expects to buy at least 100 homes this year as, "This is the buying opportunity of our lifetime."