Orchard Hills Groves - Azul

CalBears96

Well-known member
Davin said:
So why does IP keep dropping the commission? Is it because with stronger demand from buyers they don't feel there's as much need for agents to bring their clients in?

Yeah, pretty much. And not just IP. In fact, at least IP still gives commission. Cal Pac doesn't give commission at all. Lennar and Baldwin & Sons stopped giving commission.
 

sleepy5136

Well-known member
CalBears96 said:
Davin said:
So why does IP keep dropping the commission? Is it because with stronger demand from buyers they don't feel there's as much need for agents to bring their clients in?

Yeah, pretty much. And not just IP. In fact, at least IP still gives commission. Cal Pac doesn't give commission at all. Lennar and Baldwin & Sons stopped giving commission.
Shea Homes gives commission till this date.
 

usctrojancpa

Well-known member
sleepy5136 said:
CalBears96 said:
Davin said:
So why does IP keep dropping the commission? Is it because with stronger demand from buyers they don't feel there's as much need for agents to bring their clients in?

Yeah, pretty much. And not just IP. In fact, at least IP still gives commission. Cal Pac doesn't give commission at all. Lennar and Baldwin & Sons stopped giving commission.
Shea Homes gives commission till this date.

They also cut their commission as well.
 

irvinebullhousing

Well-known member
Why would any builder gives commission, when they can't even source materials to deliver new construction on time.

Their bottom lines are getting skinnier and skinnier as raw materials cost more, and labor to top it off.
 

Yousr

Member
Compressed-Village said:
Why would any builder gives commission, when they can't even source materials to deliver new construction on time.

Their bottom lines are getting skinnier and skinnier as raw materials cost more, and labor to top it off.

Cause they are passing these costs on to the buyer
 

CalBears96

Well-known member
Yousr said:
Compressed-Village said:
Why would any builder gives commission, when they can't even source materials to deliver new construction on time.

Their bottom lines are getting skinnier and skinnier as raw materials cost more, and labor to top it off.

Cause they are passing these costs on to the buyer

That's probably why there was that sudden bigger price increase per phase release since Sept/Oct time frame.
 

Ready2Downsize

Well-known member
CalBears96 said:
Yousr said:
Compressed-Village said:
Why would any builder gives commission, when they can't even source materials to deliver new construction on time.

Their bottom lines are getting skinnier and skinnier as raw materials cost more, and labor to top it off.

Cause they are passing these costs on to the buyer

That's probably why there was that sudden bigger price increase per phase release since Sept/Oct time frame.

Looks like Martin might be getting his wish for more inventory.
 
Yousr said:
Compressed-Village said:
Why would any builder gives commission, when they can't even source materials to deliver new construction on time.

Their bottom lines are getting skinnier and skinnier as raw materials cost more, and labor to top it off.

Cause they are passing these costs on to the buyer

The bottom lines get bigger and bigger actually.  Bigger margins for companies.
 
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