The Homebuyer journey can be tricky, but we offer tips, tricks and advice for those seeking a new home in the sunny state of Florida. And when you’re ready, consider using ICI Homes as your builder in any of our fine communities or on your own lot.
There are many different reasons that you might be considering relocating to a different neighborhood, community, or even a different state.
Whether you are moving for work, pleasure, or retirement, you will eventually have to decide whether to build a new home or buy a resale.
One of the most complicated decisions faced by many new homebuyers is whether to buy a townhouse or a single family home.
New home buyers are known for rushing through the financing just to get the deal done as quickly as possible, which can lead to a number of costly mistakes.
Building a new custom home can be an enormous undertaking. When you have the flexibility to change or adjust just about every detail in your new home, there is no limit to the amount of obsessing and second-guessing to which you may subject yourself. Deciding which features are worth the expense long …
Here are some small adjustments we can make in each of our homes to help reduce the cost of keeping our homes cool when things really heat up.
In the first two parts of this series, we took a close look at the planning and design efforts that take up the first 30 days of your construction, then we looked at breaking ground and pouring the foundation during the second month of construction.
The third month of construction is when things really start to take off.
It’s no small accident that all of our communities are located in Florida.
If you haven’t figured it out already, we think it’s pretty great.
But while most people focus on the weather when talking about why they love Florida (you got us…we love that too!), we have a few other reasons why we love it and think you will too.
Last month, we covered what you should expect in the first 30 days of building your new custom ICI home.
During the next 30 days, we’ll finally have an approved permit in hand and immediately begin working on your home.
We speak with thousands of potential Florida homebuyers every month, and one topic that’s always on their minds, especially as they get closer to moving in, is homeowners insurance.
Here are a few common misconceptions we hear from people about Florida homeowners insurance.
When looking for a new home in Florida, you’ll hear the term “Spec Home” quite frequently.
Spec homes are homes that the builder has in inventory, either completely ready or almost ready for someone to buy and move right in.
There are many reasons why you might choose to buy a spec home instead of building a new home. But sometimes it boils down to the kind of person and type of homebuyer you are.