Beginning in 1995, the prices for homes in the United States rose sharply. Increasingly, consumers purchased new, bigger homes. Then, in 2005, housing prices peaked in the United States. 1,283,000 new single-family homes were sold as opposed to an average of 609,000 per year in the 90s.
Finally, in 2006, the housing bubble burst and prices began to decline as foreclosure rates increased nationwide. In response, Westcott Homes has evolved to cater to this new homebuyers’ market.
A Changing Market
As the economy has changed, so have the needs and wants of consumers. For awhile, as we neared the peak in 2005, consumers increasingly sought homes that offered quantity over quality.
Soon after moving into their big expensive homes, they realized that a lot of space went unused and wasted.
As time passed, and foreclosures increased in the US, consumers began looking for homes that were built with high-quality materials and that utilized space efficiently.
Luckily, Westcott Homes was there to meet their needs.
Affordable Dream Homes
No one wants to give-up the idea of living in their dream home.
You’ve worked hard for it so why should you?
By paying close attention to every aspect of the purchasing and building process, Westcott Homes can offer values unmatched by our competitors. When you purchase a home in one of our beautifully designed neighborhoods, you’ll know you’re getting the most home for your dollar.
A Strong Economic Future
At Westcott Homes, we’re working toward building a strong economic future for the Washington housing market by offering affordable homes with lasting value.
Like no other homebuilder, we continue to provide families with homes that meet both their needs and their dreams without sacrificing value.