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Welcome to the on-line showcase for Sullivan Rowell Homes. At your leisure, you can browse through our featured homes that are currently under construction or view all of our floor plans. Under the "Neighborhoods" section you can learn about our new neighborhoods and the homesites that are available.
Sullivan Rowell Homes has built over 700 homes in the Tri-City area over the past fourteen years. They are a very respected member of the Tri-City Home Builders Association and were named Builder of the Year in 2003.
For additional information or a preview of our homes, please call Coldwell Banker Tomlinson Associated Brokers and ask for Jerritt Wiser at (509) 737-3117 or Evelyn Cataldo at (509) 737-3114. Enjoy!
May 26, 2010 Chiawana Estates - West Pasco
A little country flavor can be found on these generous sized home sites located in West Pasco. Check out our Neighborhoods section for more information.
In addition to the sixteen homes that are sold, Sullivan Rowell has one home that is under construction. Priced at $279,900 this Chandler plan features a three car garage and front yard landscaping.
To find Chiawana Estates, take the Road 100 exit south, east on Argent and north on Road 88. Call Evelyn Cataldo or Jerritt Wiser at Coldwell Banker Tomlinson Associated Brokers for additional information - (509)737-3117.
Feb 19, 2010 A Lil' Bit Country!
Cottonwood Creek is located off Badger Road and adjacent to the popular Cottonwood Springs and likewise features 3/4 acre homesites. Check out our "Neighborhood" section for additional information on our homes at Cottonwood Creek.
Jan 12, 2009 Tri-City Housing Market Update
North Caroling-based Local Market Monitor listed the Kennewick-Pasco-Richland housing market fourth on its list of 10 smaller communities across the nation that have better housing market prospects than other similar-sized communities. This report considers same communities with fewer that 600,000 residents.
Carolyn Beggs, chief operating officer of Local Market Monitor, said Tri-City home prices peaked in the second quarter of 2009 and declined 1 percent in the latter half of the ray. But she expects home prices to stay the same or increase marginally in 2010,
The area’s good job growth and low unemployment rate makes it a desirable housing market, Beggs said.
A record 3,122 homes were sold in the Tri-Cities in 2009. The majority of sales involved homes costing $300,000 or less.
Source: Tri-City Herald, January 10, 2010