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Wow! 11,500 homes at an average of $623K, and they call them starters and move ups. They’ve been going gangbusters out here in far southeast Warren, but not at that price range. Good luck!
Keep in mind California, Oregon, Washington, and Colorado are some of the most expensive places to build. Pyatt has operated at much better Indiana price points and likely will continue. Todd is widely known in the residential business as a great builder and a great person. As quoted, this will allow them to continue their business as usual while also expanding in the higher price communities of Westfield, Noblesville, Fishers, and Carmel.
They are any different than the other mass-producing house builders in mowing down acres of woods just to make a profit. Not caring what it does the ecological system.
I hear what you’re saying but it’s Indiana so probably more like acres of farmland in most cases. Additionally, it’s not “just to make a profit” They are providing more housing which is desperately needed in the metro area.