With summer slowly rolling in, tons of people are starting to look into different ideas for new homes.
New home sites are always in high demand, some cases more vital than others.
With a surging demand in mind something has to be done.
Especially is specific areas like Cinnamon Shore South.
With rolling property releases this summer meant to satisfy a surge of interest, Cinnamon Shore South saw $16 million in sales at its most recent event on Sat., May 29.
About eighty serious buyers paid a $5,000 refundable fee to participate, vying to make a purchase as the developer released Phase 5 sooner than anticipated.
Although, what exactly does this mean on the matter?
Cinnamon Shore South Meets Surging Demand
New Phase 5 home sites, starting in the $200,000s and located along parks, a new pool and a pond on the far north side of the village, joined a handful of sites in earlier phases for the May 29th release, along with the dozen homes that are currently under design review.
Construction starts for these new homes are slated for 2022 at this $1.3 billion expansion of the original Cinnamon Shore community.
The group of new homes offered over Memorial Day Weekend will be built by experienced and respected coastal homebuilders.
With names like Lemonade, A Wave From It All, and Splash Pad, the 12 homes range from 2,000-square-foot, cottage-style beach homes to a 5,700-square-foot, Gulf-front offering that’s sure to become a landmark at South.
More and more homes from acclaimed architects and builders will get green lights from the community’s design review board to accommodate buyer interest.
Newly released Phase 5 features athletic fields, green spaces, a neighborhood pool, and a larger pool with restaurant and bar service.
Plus, it connects to the rest of Cinnamon Shore South via walkways that thread through yet-to-be=developed phases of this 300-acre, beachside community.
Located 1.5 miles south of the original Cinnamon Shore, South will ultimately be three times as large.
The new village broke ground in fall 2018 and boasts a roster of top Texas architects, builders, and designers tapped to realize a master plan by Mark Schnell of Florida’s Schnell Urban Designs.
The tenets of New Urbanism guide the development—aiming to foster a return to traditional neighborhoods that feel friendly and walkable.
Future releases of homes and more sites in Phase 5 and in Phase 6 are coming soon. For more, call Cinnamon Shore Realty at 361-749-1851 or visit cinnamonshore.com/real-estate.