Notes from Willo.
New releases, what's opening on Central, and the long answers to the questions buyers ask on tours. Written by the sales team, not a content agency.
Release
All 28 homes are finished. Here's what that means for you
No build timeline, no allowance math, no waiting on the roof deck. Tour the exact home you'd buy, close in weeks, and move in before the Home Tour.
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Buyer guide
Heritage or Rooftop? The honest comparison
Yard versus view, two stories versus three, Wolf versus GE Café. Who picks which, and the one question that usually decides it.
Compare the plans →
The district
How to do a Saturday in Willo without a car
Encanto station at 9, Heard Museum by 10, Walton Park, CC's for lunch, the art museum, dinner on 7th Avenue, home on the last train.
See the map →
Finishes
Why we made the upgrades standard
Full-overlay cabinets, quartz, solid-surface floors: the things every buyer added anyway. So we priced them in and stopped negotiating over them.
See the six packages →
Neighborhood
The Willo Home Tour, and where The Bower fits in it
Every second Sunday in February the neighborhood opens its doors. Notes from this year's tour, and how a new home earns a place on a historic route.
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Get the release notes before the public does.
Interest list: pricing changes, incentive updates, the last few homes. A few emails a quarter, from a person.