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Pulte Homes, Del Webb prepare Leap4Joy sales event with incentives

Pulte Homes and Del Webb are holding a Leap4Joy sales event Feb. 28 through March 2 at nearly all of the companies' neighborhoods in the Las Vegas Valley, according to Nick Parks, director of marketing for Pulte Homes/Del Webb-Nevada.

At more than 30 Pulte Homes neighborhoods, buyers can take advantage of free upgrades, financing as low as 4.4 percent (4.9 percent APR), sales price discounts and incentives valued up to $150,000, he said.


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  • Del Webb will offer the same low financing costs, discounts and incentives valued up to $108,000 at its Sun City Anthem, Sun City Aliante, Solera at Anthem, Solera Stallion Mountain, The Villas at Solera and the Club at Madeira Canyon neighborhood, Parks said.

    "Our Leap4Joy sale may represent the best possible opportunity to purchase a new Pulte or Del Webb home this year," Parks said. "This is a national sales event by Pulte Homes and Del Webb, and we anticipate a tremendous response to what we are offering home buyers. It's a huge sale and prospective home buyers in the Las Vegas Valley owe it to themselves to visit our new neighborhoods and see firsthand what incredible values we are offering.

    "Home builders in Las Vegas are offering all kinds of incentives right now," he said, "but we believe the Pulte/Del Webb Leap4Joy sale presents a combination of savings and value that is unmatched in the Southern Nevada market."

    Parks said the leap year-themed Leap4Joy event will be held at all of Pulte Homes' neighborhoods, excluding Monteverdi, and all of Del Webb's age-qualified communities, excluding Sun City Mesquite.

    For complete details, visit any of the Pulte Homes and Del Webb sales information centers, which are open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Information also can be obtained at PulteHomes.com or DelWebb.com.

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    Dan wrote on February 24, 2008 02:46 AM: Hmmm..I just ready the Leap 4 Joy Sale and a couple things I found interesting. First of all, you have to use THIER mortgage company (standard it seems these days) and the main SHOCKER is you have to finance with an Adjustable Rate Mortgage!! THIS IS WHAT CAUSED THE PROBLEM TO BEGIN WITH!!! I am all for getting a good price on a new home (and am currently looking) but if you force a family into this type of mortgage with inflation running near 4 percent, you are just asking for trouble. How about a real sale where a builder knocks 20% off of the price (and still makes 30% on a sale), then I have no problem using YOUR mortgage company which stands to make 300,000 to 400,000 dollars over the life of the loan of say 350K. We are consumers and SHOULD ABSOLUTELY DEMAND MORE then trying to be fooled. When companies wake up and realize this, the housing industry will begin selling new homes again. Until then, I hope they lose thier shirts (and stock holders).