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30-Year Total Cost of Ownership New Construction vs. ResaleBased on a $650K home in Colorado Springs Run My Numbers →Adjust for your price. See your savings. |
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Most buyers compare the purchase price. The ones who run the full 30-year math end up in a very different house. A resale home in Colorado Springs looks cheaper on paper. But between the mortgage rate gap, deferred maintenance, and energy costs, the average buyer pays $308,484 more over 30 years than they would in a new Vantage home. That's not a marketing number. It's math. Here's where it comes from. |
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Where the Savings Come From
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30-Year Cost Comparison · $650K Home
Difference: $308,484 — the average savings choosing new construction at $650K. Use the calculator to adjust for your price. |
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Your price. Your savings. Your decision.The calculator takes 60 seconds. Slide to your purchase price and see exactly what you'd keep over 30 years — or schedule a call and we'll walk through it together. Open the Calculator →or Talk to a Consultant |
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