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DISCOUNT DAYS: Rhodes lowers Tuscany prices

Upgraded homes are ready for immediate occupancy

Rhodes Homes is offering thousands in discounts on the final five ready-to-move-in homes at its collections in Tuscany Residential Village, according to sales agent Marietta Manayan.

"In fact all remaining quick move-in homes are priced under $100 per square foot, even a beautiful high-spec Avellino home on the golf course," she said.


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  • "These homes are highly upgraded and were originally listed at up to $180 per square foot," Manayan said. "The 4,375-square-foot home on Avellino Lot 11, a golf course lot, is just $424,000."

    Rhodes is also offering smaller homes, such as a La Luna 3021, which was originally listed at more than $425,000, and is now priced at $299,000.

    "We even have one Fiori 2,307-square-foot home for only $199,000," Manayan said. "That one is a sure bet to move fast."

    She said the builder also is offering homes in the Melani and Terrazzo collections at under $100 per square foot.

    "Several of these homes have top-end flooring, cabinets or appliances," Manayan said. "They are dream homes that may need no further upgrades to be perfect."

    Other homes offered at Tuscany include Zanetti and Pesaro, single-story collections with floor plans ranging from 1,264 to 2,700 square feet.

    Standard features at Zanetti include oak cabinetry, kitchen islands, two-car garages and ceramic tile countertops. Pesaro offers a list of options, from pot fillers in the kitchen and fireplaces in the great rooms to optional bedrooms with adjacent baths.

    La Luna is in Tuscany, a Henderson master-planned community. It features four model homes ranging from 1,734 to 3,431 square feet. According to Manayan, one of La Luna's most popular elements is a casita offered with each floor plan.

    "The casitas are located near the entrances to each home, making them ideal for a guest bedroom or an office," Manayan said. "Each casita has a full bathroom, and depending on the floor plan, a private entry with no direct access to the home. The privacy is an alluring attribute."

    Melani is one of Tuscany's larger collections, with homes ranging from 3,758 to 4,876 square feet. It currently has home sites available both on and off the community's golf course with views of the fairways, water features and Las Vegas Strip. Most of the neighborhood's home sites measure 6,000 square feet or larger, and offer room for outdoor activities like a pools, spas, water features and outdoor kitchens.

    The centerpiece of the community is the Tuscany Golf Club, designed by renowned golf course architect Ted Robinson Jr. The 6,906-yard, par 72 course was named Golf Magazine's No. 1 Golf Course in Las Vegas in its annual Bang for the Buck Quotient rankings.

    Tuscany's 35,000-square-foot La Vita Tuscana recreation center includes a lap pool, lagoon pool, hot tubs, workout facility, aerobics room, indoor and outdoor basketball, racquetball, tennis, arts and crafts rooms, billiards, conference rooms, social areas, park areas and jungle gyms for children.

    As residents of the Tuscany community, homeowners at La Luna pay $140 per month homeowners' association fee and receive access to La Vita Tuscana in addition to 50 channels of cable television.

    To visit Tuscany Residential Village, take Lake Mead Drive in Henderson and pass Boulder Highway heading east. Look for the signs to Tuscany and turn left on Mohawk Drive. Follow the signs to main entrance. Tuscany's sales office is located in the La Vita Tuscana recreation center. Office hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily.

    For more information, call 873-7287 or visit rhodeshomes.com.

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    Don Best wrote on June 06, 2009 02:06 AM: Just think about it. Tuscany is built on "remediated" WW2 toxic waste, including ammonium perchlorate and hexavalent chromium-nasty stuff. And NV Power still wants to run high tension power lines right through Tuscany-Gee, I wonder why I woke up with a headache today?

    Not to worry-Rhodes is BK, so who you gonna' sue? Jim and Glynda are living the good life, far from Tuscany, and they are laughing their way to the enhancement surgeons, courtesy of your purchase at Tuscany.


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    ChowChow wrote on May 30, 2009 02:13 PM: Yes, it hurts that the builder is selling properties at lower prices. But getting (good) homeowners in the neighborhood is better than having them empty and owned by the bank. Hopefully these last few homes sell quickly. Congratulations to whomever gets them at these prices, I paid a lot more than this and wish I got the same deal. But I'm still very happy with the house and love the community.


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    bitter? yes wrote on May 30, 2009 01:39 PM: Oh behalf of all us homeowners, particularly those who bought homes during the 'boom' years, I would like to thank you..for further discounting prices and helping to destroy the values of the homes of your previous clients.


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    Dan wrote on May 30, 2009 07:56 AM: I've toured these homes and they're definately very nice in a great area. How about this Mr. Rhodes, keep them this price and you may actually be able to build and sell new homes, not just close-outs, foreclosures, or REO's. Just a thought. Make money long term by the commercial real estate that developes, HOA fees, etc... Give the Home Buyer that is going to live there a good product at a good price, and you'll be amazed at what you can make. But your stock won't go through the roof and you won't make a 7 digit profit. American Greed, if your a consumer you hate it, if your in a position to take advantage of it, YOU DO.