7 homes in The Lakes currently have a virtual tour attached, and every one sits in ZIP code 89117. About two in three are single-family houses. The rest, roughly a third, are condominiums. The median list price is $569,999, with a typical range of $354,000–$15,100,000.
The spread is wide. About a third of the tours are on homes under $300K, another third are between $500K and $1M, and a smaller share top $1M. Build years run 1987–2003, split about evenly between homes built before 1990 and homes from 1990 through 2009. None are 2010 or newer. About a third are single-story and about a third have a private pool, so a walkthrough is a fast way to see which floor plan and backyard you would actually get.
A tour saves a trip but doesn't replace one. Check when it was recorded, since staging, paint and pool equipment change. The Lakes is a master-planned community, so confirm what the HOA dues cover (the median is $110 among homes that have one) before you book a showing. The listings are below.
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Some buyers do, but a tour only shows what the camera was pointed at. It won't show roof condition, plumbing, the age of the HVAC or how a pool system runs. Make any offer contingent on a full inspection, and ask your agent when the tour was recorded.
About two in three are single-family houses and about a third are condominiums. Condo and house HOA dues can cover different things, so ask for the HOA documents on each. Among homes with dues, the median is $110 a month.
About a third of the homes with tours have a private pool. Look at the decking, the plaster finish and the equipment pad, then ask for the age of the pump, heater and any resurfacing. A tour rarely shows how the equipment runs, so have a pool inspection done as well.
Typical build years run 1987–2003. About half were built before 1990 and the other half between 1990 and 2009. With older homes, ask about the roof, windows, plumbing and the age of the air conditioning, since a tour won't reveal those.
The median list price is $569,999, and most fall within $354,000–$15,100,000. The median home is about 2,086 square feet, which works out to a median of $288 per square foot. Condos sit across the range along with houses, so compare size and condition as well as price.
The median time listed is 104 days. A home that has been listed much longer than that may have room to negotiate, so ask your agent about price history before you offer.
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