Highland Homes Reduces Prices on Central Florida New Homes

PRLog (Press Release) - Oct 28, 2009 -
Highland Homes is slashing prices again. Bob and Joel Adams, father and son owners of Highland Homes, have found that buyers prefer knowing the actual price of the home as opposed to being offered incentives. Instead of keeping their prices up and offering thousands of dollars towards sales incentives, Highland Homes has significantly reduced pricing in several of their communities throughout Central Florida.
Three Winter Haven communities now start at $115,900. Normandy Heights, James Crossing and Brenton Manor are all starting with this low price point. All homes in these communities have been reduced to drive new home sales.
Normandy Heights (http://www.highlandhomes.org/community.php?cid=22) is located off of Winter Lake Road (Hwy 540). This community has always been popular with families looking for a high rated school system close to all the city conveniences. Homes at this Polk County community range from three to five bedrooms with two to three baths, and homeowners have a wide variety of floorplans to pick from including both ranch and two-story designs.
St. James Crossing ( http://www.highlandhomes.org/community.php?cid=73) is located in Auburndale, Florida off Hwy. 17/92. The community offers nearly 30 floor plans ranging from 1,100 square feet to over 2,600 square feet, with both ranch and two story homes available with 3 to 5 bedrooms and 2 to 3 baths.
Off of Hwy 27, Brenton Manor (http://www.highlandhomes.org/community.php?cid=25) is a charming community of single family homes. The close proximity to downtown Winter Haven and convenient access to I-4 makes commuting around town and to Orlando a breeze. Like the other two Winter Haven new home communities, Brenton Manor features both ranch and two-story floorplans for home shoppers to choose from.
These Winter Haven communities are not the only ones with price changes. Every community Highland Homes builds in has been reduced and many communities offer upgraded features, too. Some communities now offer floor tile and hard surface counters in the kitchen and baths. To find more information about the communities, new pricing and new features, please visit the website at www.highlandhomes.org or call 863-619-7103.
Founded in 1996, by Robert J. and Joel Adams the vision of Highland Homes was established with a commitment to excellence and family values. Dedication, strong leadership and personal commitment have made Highland Homes the largest homebuilder in Polk County. Highland Homes has proudly maintained these virtues ever since.