Build Out; Housing Developers Move Into New Haven County in Search of Affordable Land
New Haven Register › March 19, 2007
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In March 2003 the town of Middlebury issued Baker Residential Ltd. a permit to build a single-family home off Christian Road on what once was vacant land. The house was one of 126 planned in an upscale development called Brookside at Middlebury, designed to attract professionals and young families. Construction costs weren't cheap. A home built on lot 63 was estimated to run $232,379, according to records in Town Hall. The builder calculated the cost of building on lot 11 at $205,601. Homes in the development, which measure 2,215 square feet to 3,355 square feet, sell for $437,990 up to $509,990.
Out of 126 homes, the company has only 20 left to sell.See the full content of this document
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Build Out; Housing Developers Move Into New Haven County in Search of Affordable Land
Based in Pleasantville, N.Y., Baker Residential is also building in Danbury, Wallingford, Litchfield County and Canton, after years of building in New York and Fairfield County.
And Baker Residential isn't alone. It is joined by the likes of Michigan-based Pulte Homes, which oper...See the full content of this document
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