- Up to 1% back based on the builder's BBA
- Origination waived by the Communie lender
- Up to $5,000 builder bonus on top
Price
$424,990
Keep up to $8,500
4
beds
4
baths
2,021
sq ft
2
car garage
- Plan
- Harmony Place · Townhouse
- Move in
- Under construction
- Listed
- May 31
- MLS #
- 2162102 · built 2026
- Builder
- Richmond American Homes
You keep on this home, up to
$8,500
$4,250 back + $4,250 fee waived.
The Harmony Place at Harmony Place
Approx. 2,021 sq. ft., 3 stories, 4 beds, 3.5 baths. An open-concept main floor links kitchen, dining, and great room for everyday flow. A guest bedroom on the first floor is the perfect flex space to suit your lifestyle, while a den upstairs makes a great work from home office, playroom, or storage space. Soaring ceilings in the entry create a welcoming atmosphere right from the start. *Pictures are of a finished home of the same floor plan, and the available home may contain different options, upgrades, and exterior color and/or elevation style. Square footage figures are provided as a courtesy estimate only and were obtained from building plans*
Listed by Richmond American Homes of Utah, Inc · MLS# 2162102 · Active
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Savings calculator
A $424,990 home keeps you up to
- +$4,250
Up to 1% back from Communie RE
Based on the builder's BBA. Closing costs, rate buydown or design upgrades
- +$4,250
Origination fee waived
Communie lender, about 1% of the loan
- +$0
Builder bonus for Communie buyers
Up to $5,000, this one is $0
You keep up to
$
Put it on a permanent rate buydown and the payment drops about $140/mo, for 30 years.