Where new construction happens in Naperville
Most of Naperville is built out, so new construction tends to appear in smaller infill developments, teardown rebuilds in established neighborhoods and remaining parcels on the south and southwest sides. Nearby towns such as Plainfield and Oswego often have larger new subdivisions. [PLACEHOLDER: current active communities]
Builder contracts are different
Builders use their own purchase agreements, written to protect the builder. Terms on deposits, completion dates, change orders and warranties vary widely. Have your attorney review the contract before you sign, and register Ingrid with the sales office on your first visit so she can represent you.
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Upgrades and budgeting
The base price is a starting point. Lot premiums, structural options and design-center upgrades can add up quickly. Ingrid will help you compare which upgrades tend to matter at resale and which are easier to add later.
Inspect even when it's new
Independent inspections before drywall and before closing can catch issues while they're still easy to fix. Ask the builder in writing whether third-party inspections are permitted.