Dreambuilder 18
Dreambuilder Custom Homes has joined the Houzz community with our own Professional Profile, and to kick things off we uploaded pictures of our latest custom home, Dreambuilder 18.
Houzz is a great tool that we use with all of our clients for ideas. Professionals from all over the country upload pictures of their work. We’re proud to be joining the Houzz community.
Check out our profile on Houzz right now!
Dreambuilder continues to garner good press in the area’s premier business newspaper, the Jacksonville Business Journal. In the April 19th issue, Dreambuilder was mentioned in two separate articles — and a photo of our beautiful Dreambuilder 15 was prominently displayed next to the Top Custom Homebuilder listing and was featured in the online article.
Dreambuilder was also featured in a ‘most unusual requests’ article in the same issue.
Mudroom from Dreambuilder 11
Dreambuilder puts a modern-day mudroom built-in in every one of its custom homes, including this one from Dreambuilder 11 (located conveniently next to the coat closet). Check out this slideshow of other mudrooms from Builder Online and get inspired!
Dreambuilder Custom Homes is excited to be building in Pablo Creek Reserve. Dreambuilder 18, our custom home for the Rosas family, is located in this prestigious gated community located off San Pablo Rd, south of Butler Blvd. We also have a second home under contract with details on that coming soon!
Pablo Creek Reserve enjoyed a showcase in this month’s Florida Homebuyer magazine, and Dreambuilder was listed as one of the builders active in the community. Check out the digitial edition of Florida Homebuyer and go to page 18 and find out more.
Pablo Creek Reserve was developed by the PARC Group, the developers of Nocatee and several other subdivisions in our area. There are many homesites available starting in the low $100s. Contact us today for more information and let’s begin planning your custom home in Pablo Creek Reserve today!
by Martin Crutsinger, Associated Press economics writer
WASHINGTON – Feb. 15, 2013 – The average U.S. rate on the 30-year fixed mortgage was unchanged for a second week, remaining near historic lows. The average rate on the 15-year mortgage also stayed the same. Low mortgage rates are helping to strengthen the housing recovery.
Mortgage buyer Freddie Mac said Thursday that the rate on the 30-year low stayed at 3.53 percent. That’s near the 3.31 percent reached in November, which was the lowest on record going back to 1971.
The rate on the 15-year fixed mortgage stayed at 2.77 percent for a second week. The record low is 2.63 percent.
The one-year adjustable mortgage was the only rate to change this week. It averaged 2.61 percent, up from 2.53 percent last week.
Cheap mortgages are giving a boost to the slowly improving housing market.
Increased sales have helped to push home prices up, which makes consumers feel wealthier and helps to boost consumer spending. In addition, the increased housing demand is boosting new home construction.
