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Mattamy Acquires 58 Home Sites at Canyon Trails
Mattamy recently acquired 58 Home Sites at Canyon Trails in Goodyear
Mattamy Homes U.S. Group, the U.S. division of the Canadian home builder, acquired 58 home sites at Canyon Trails in Goodyear and plans to introduce five new home designs there.
Carolyn Morrison, vice president of operations at Mattamy Homes in Arizona, said the company will build three-, four- and five-bedroom single-family homes at Canyon Trails with two- and three-car garages.
The new homes will range in size from 1,400 to 2,500 square feet, and will be priced from the $130,000s.
Mattamy owns three other home sites in Arizona.
The company expanded into the U.S. in 2003 and is headquartered in Winter Park, Fla.
Phoenix Business Journal - by Molly Kissler, July 27, 2010
Carolyn Morrison, vice president of operations at Mattamy Homes in Arizona, said the company will build three-, four- and five-bedroom single-family homes at Canyon Trails with two- and three-car garages.
The new homes will range in size from 1,400 to 2,500 square feet, and will be priced from the $130,000s.
Mattamy owns three other home sites in Arizona.
The company expanded into the U.S. in 2003 and is headquartered in Winter Park, Fla.
Phoenix Business Journal - by Molly Kissler, July 27, 2010
Mattamy Acquires 42 Home Sites at Marley Park
Mattamy Homes recently acquired 42 home sites at Marley Park in Surprise
TEMPE, Ariz. --- Mattamy Homes U.S. Group, the U.S. division of Canada's largest home builder, recently acquired 42 home sites at Marley Park, located on Reems Road just south of Waddell Road in Surprise.
Steve Parker, president of Mattamy Homes U.S. Group, said Mattamy Homes is building three and four bedroom single-family homes at Marley Park priced from the $160s.
Construction of new model homes at Marley Park will start in late summer, Parker said.
Mattamy Homes Arizona Division is building new single-family homes priced from the low $100s in the continuing phase of Circle Cross Ranch. For more information about Mattamy Homes Arizona, please call 480-302-6080 or visit www.mattamyhomes.com.
Steve Parker, president of Mattamy Homes U.S. Group, said Mattamy Homes is building three and four bedroom single-family homes at Marley Park priced from the $160s.
Construction of new model homes at Marley Park will start in late summer, Parker said.
Mattamy Homes Arizona Division is building new single-family homes priced from the low $100s in the continuing phase of Circle Cross Ranch. For more information about Mattamy Homes Arizona, please call 480-302-6080 or visit www.mattamyhomes.com.
Mattamy Homes Names New Home Counselor
Mattamy Homes Names New Home Counselor at Circle Cross Ranch in Queen Creek
TEMPE, Ariz. - Mattamy Homes recently named real estate sales executive Carolyn Cesario as new home counselor at Circle Cross Ranch in Queen Creek.
Carolyn Morrison, vice president of operations for Mattamy Homes in the Arizona region, said Cesario has more than 25 years of experience in real estate and new home sales. She has been consistently recognized for outstanding customer commitment throughout her career, Morrison added.
Most recently Cesario was a new home counselor for eight years with a new home builder in the Phoenix region and in 2008 was their only associate whose sales volume ranked her in the top one percent of the nationwide organization for two consecutive months. Cesario received a MAME (Major Achievement in Marketing Excellence) award from the Home Builders Association of Central Arizona for sales in excess of $50,000,000 in 2007.
"We are delighted to welcome such an excellent and experienced new home professional to our Mattamy team," said Morrison.
Mattamy Homes Arizona Division is building new single-family homes priced from the low $100s in the continuing phase of Circle Cross Ranch. For more information about Mattamy Homes Arizona, please call 480-302-6080 or visit www.mattamyhomes.com.
Carolyn Morrison, vice president of operations for Mattamy Homes in the Arizona region, said Cesario has more than 25 years of experience in real estate and new home sales. She has been consistently recognized for outstanding customer commitment throughout her career, Morrison added.
Most recently Cesario was a new home counselor for eight years with a new home builder in the Phoenix region and in 2008 was their only associate whose sales volume ranked her in the top one percent of the nationwide organization for two consecutive months. Cesario received a MAME (Major Achievement in Marketing Excellence) award from the Home Builders Association of Central Arizona for sales in excess of $50,000,000 in 2007.
"We are delighted to welcome such an excellent and experienced new home professional to our Mattamy team," said Morrison.
Mattamy Homes Arizona Division is building new single-family homes priced from the low $100s in the continuing phase of Circle Cross Ranch. For more information about Mattamy Homes Arizona, please call 480-302-6080 or visit www.mattamyhomes.com.
Mattamy Homes US Introduces Mortgage Protection
Mattamy Homes US Introduces Mortgage Protection Plan at Circle Cross Ranch in Queen's Creek
TEMPE, Ariz. - Mattamy Homes, the U.S. division of Canada's largest homebuilder, has introduced a Mortgage Protection Plan that could provide up to six months of mortgage payments for home owners at Circle Cross Ranch located north of Skyline Drive between N. Gantzel and N. Gary Roads in San Tan Valley (Queen Creek).
Carolyn Morrison, vice president of operations at Mattamy Homes, said the Mortgage Protection Plan offers new home buyers up to six months of mortgage payments over a 24-month period if economic conditions result in hardships that make mortgage payments impossible.
"For new home buyers who are concerned about making a purchase because of the uncertain economy, we have the answer," Morrison said.
Security engineer Brad Belsaas, who closed on his new home in Circle Cross Ranch the end of October, said Mattamy's Mortgage Protection Plan offer was an unexpected and pleasant surprise.
"I can't put a price tag on the peace of mind provided by having back-up protection like this for two years," Belsaas said. "It's the icing on the cake of my home buying experience with Mattamy Homes," he added.
The Mortgage Protection Program is provided by The Rainy Day Foundation (www.rainydayfoundation.org) and Mattamy Homes' lender partner, Arizona-based Shelter Mortgage will assist all interested buyers in applying for the program, Morrison said.
Mattamy Homes' Arizona division office is located at 4041 S. McClintock Drive in Tempe. For more information, call 480-302-6080 or visit www.mattamyhomes.com.
For more information contact
Carolyn Morrison, VP Operations, Mattamy Homes USA 480-302-6080, Carolyn.Morrison@mattamyhomes.com
Carolyn Morrison, vice president of operations at Mattamy Homes, said the Mortgage Protection Plan offers new home buyers up to six months of mortgage payments over a 24-month period if economic conditions result in hardships that make mortgage payments impossible.
"For new home buyers who are concerned about making a purchase because of the uncertain economy, we have the answer," Morrison said.
Security engineer Brad Belsaas, who closed on his new home in Circle Cross Ranch the end of October, said Mattamy's Mortgage Protection Plan offer was an unexpected and pleasant surprise.
"I can't put a price tag on the peace of mind provided by having back-up protection like this for two years," Belsaas said. "It's the icing on the cake of my home buying experience with Mattamy Homes," he added.
The Mortgage Protection Program is provided by The Rainy Day Foundation (www.rainydayfoundation.org) and Mattamy Homes' lender partner, Arizona-based Shelter Mortgage will assist all interested buyers in applying for the program, Morrison said.
Mattamy Homes' Arizona division office is located at 4041 S. McClintock Drive in Tempe. For more information, call 480-302-6080 or visit www.mattamyhomes.com.
For more information contact
Carolyn Morrison, VP Operations, Mattamy Homes USA 480-302-6080, Carolyn.Morrison@mattamyhomes.com
Mattamy Homes USA starts Three New Models
Mattamy Homes USA starts Three New Model Homes at Circle Cross Ranch in Queen's Creek
TEMPE, Ariz. --- Mattamy Homes, the U.S. division of Canada's largest homebuilder, has started construction of three new single-family model homes priced from the $130s at Circle Cross Ranch on 1028 West Jamaica Hope Way in Queen's Creek, north of Hunt Highway on Gary Road. The Grand Opening for the fully decorated model homes is expected in late May.
Carolyn Morrison, vice president of operations at Mattamy Homes in Arizona, said the new model homes, ranging from 1,623 square feet of living space to 2,500 square feet, will offer three bedrooms with a den and four bedrooms with a fifth bedroom option, and with two to three baths.
The three new designs also include large great rooms, double master bedroom closets, large covered patios and two or three-car garages, depending on model home plan.
Mattamy Homes is building 145 new single-family homes in the continuing phase of Circle Cross Ranch, Morrison said.
Mattamy Homes Arizona division office is located at 4041 S. McClintock Drive in Tempe. For more information about Mattamy Homes Arizona, please call 480-302-6080 or visit our website at www.mattamyhomes.com.
Carolyn Morrison, vice president of operations at Mattamy Homes in Arizona, said the new model homes, ranging from 1,623 square feet of living space to 2,500 square feet, will offer three bedrooms with a den and four bedrooms with a fifth bedroom option, and with two to three baths.
The three new designs also include large great rooms, double master bedroom closets, large covered patios and two or three-car garages, depending on model home plan.
Mattamy Homes is building 145 new single-family homes in the continuing phase of Circle Cross Ranch, Morrison said.
Mattamy Homes Arizona division office is located at 4041 S. McClintock Drive in Tempe. For more information about Mattamy Homes Arizona, please call 480-302-6080 or visit our website at www.mattamyhomes.com.
Homebuilder Ramping Up Construction in Q.C.
Homebuilder Ramping Up Construction in Q.C.
A Canadian homebuilder is feeling bullish on the Valley, seeking additional land to develop and preparing to ramp up sales with three new model homes in a development near Queen Creek.
Mattamy Homes USA, the U.S. division of Canada's largest homebuilder, said it has started construction on models at Circle Cross Ranch on Gary Road, north of Hunt Highway. An official said the firm is also looking for new land to develop in the western and northern ends of the Valley.
"Arizona will recover, and it will always be a top market in the future," said Carolyn Morrison, Arizona vice president of operations.
The new model homes to be showcased, which will be finished in May, are in response to customer feedback, she said.
Matttamy, which entered the market in May 2007, began with 242 home sites at Circle Cross Ranch. The builder has 145 to go, Morrison said. Circle Cross Ranch has a Queen Creek postal address, but it is actually about a mile from the town's border.
The new homes range in size from 1,623 square feet. Prices range from about 130,000 to $180,000.
Mattamy is unusual, said RL Brown, a Valley housing analyst.
Since it's relatively new here, it isn't bogged down with inventory left over from the building boom, meaning it's able to sink additional resources into the Valley, he said.
Brown said the Valley will begin seeing similar builders that hope to take advantage of low lot prices and construction costs.
"These guys are on the forward edge of the recovery," he said.
Heather Murphy, a Pinal County spokeswoman, said she is not concerned that an acceleration in home construction will detract from the foreclosed homes already for sale.
"(They) will get absorbed,", she said.
She said those looking for a new home are very different from those shopping for a foreclosed home. Those seeking a new home enjoy the freedom to customize and choose their own floor plans, Murphy said.
"The buyer who's looking at a foreclosure is probably looking for the bargain value," she said.
Mattamy Homes USA, the U.S. division of Canada's largest homebuilder, said it has started construction on models at Circle Cross Ranch on Gary Road, north of Hunt Highway. An official said the firm is also looking for new land to develop in the western and northern ends of the Valley.
"Arizona will recover, and it will always be a top market in the future," said Carolyn Morrison, Arizona vice president of operations.
The new model homes to be showcased, which will be finished in May, are in response to customer feedback, she said.
Matttamy, which entered the market in May 2007, began with 242 home sites at Circle Cross Ranch. The builder has 145 to go, Morrison said. Circle Cross Ranch has a Queen Creek postal address, but it is actually about a mile from the town's border.
The new homes range in size from 1,623 square feet. Prices range from about 130,000 to $180,000.
Mattamy is unusual, said RL Brown, a Valley housing analyst.
Since it's relatively new here, it isn't bogged down with inventory left over from the building boom, meaning it's able to sink additional resources into the Valley, he said.
Brown said the Valley will begin seeing similar builders that hope to take advantage of low lot prices and construction costs.
"These guys are on the forward edge of the recovery," he said.
Heather Murphy, a Pinal County spokeswoman, said she is not concerned that an acceleration in home construction will detract from the foreclosed homes already for sale.
"(They) will get absorbed,", she said.
She said those looking for a new home are very different from those shopping for a foreclosed home. Those seeking a new home enjoy the freedom to customize and choose their own floor plans, Murphy said.
"The buyer who's looking at a foreclosure is probably looking for the bargain value," she said.