$228000 / 2br - Beautiful 55+ Community Property (Tamarac)

$228000 / 2br - Beautiful 55+ Community Property (Tamarac)

2BR / 2Ba house available now
w/d in unit attached garage

Contact info:
Alisha Hinds | Realty World South Florida | 954-633-8023

Beautiful 55+ Community Property

7024 NW 104th Ave, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33321

$228,000

KEY FEATURES
Year Built: 1981
Sq Footage: 1891 sqft.
Bedrooms: 2 Beds
Bathrooms: 2 Baths
Floors: 1
Parking: 2 Garage
Laundry: In Unit
Lot Size: 6000 Square Feet
Property Type: Single Family House

DESCRIPTION

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Beautiful property. Breakfast/Kitchen, has a porch, screened porch that allows you to sit down and enjoy more often. Guest room comes with a Murphy bed. MB and GB have walking closets. Garden has several trees, magnolias, orchids, avocado tree, etc....Community pool and Tennis court. Don't miss out.

PROPERTY FEATURES

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• Living room
• Dining room
• Refrigerator
• Dishwasher
• Microwave
• Central A/C
• Tile floor

COMMUNITY FEATURES

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• Over 55 active community
• Shared pool
• Clubhouse
• Playground
• Tennis court
• Sports court
• Garage - Attached

Contact info:
Alisha Hinds
Realty World South Florida
954-633-8023

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www.hindsluxury.com

alihin11@gmail.com

954-633-8023

 

U.S. home building down 6.5% in May

WASHINGTON (AP) – June 17, 2014 – The pace of U.S. home construction slipped in May with many Americans still struggling to afford new houses.

Builders started work at a seasonally adjusted annual rate on 1.01 million homes last month, the Commerce Department said Tuesday. That was down 6.5 percent from 1.07 million in April.

Construction firms began work on fewer single-family houses, condominiums and apartments last month.

Home construction has struggled to gain much traction this year, limiting its ability to contribute as much to broader economic growth as it has in the past. Many would-be buyers face higher mortgage rates than at this time last year, while builders are selling fewer new homes but charging more for them. That has reduced the number of possible buyers and the number of construction jobs. Builders employ 1.49 million fewer workers than they did at the start of the Great Recession in December 2007, a loss of roughly 20 percent.

"We expect housing to contribute positively to 2014 economic growth, but the magnitude of its contribution likely will be much smaller than that reported for the past two years," said Dana Saporta, director of U.S. economics at the bank Credit Suisse.

In May, construction trailed off in the Northeast, Midwest and West. Only the South experienced greater building activity in May.

U.S. home building down 6.5% in May