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Condo Ownership How do I become a condo owner at New View? The on-site property at New View is organized as a condominium -- that is, households own their own house and co-own all of the common property such as the land and the commonhouse. Every so often, three times in the last 10 years so far, a house becomes available. Owners can sell to whom they want to, at any price agreeable to seller and buyer. Before any particular sale goes through, the owner notifies the condo association. New View can use this 30-day "right of first refusal" period to find a buyer, at a price agreeable to the seller. How much do your units cost? These numbers will vary over time. As of spring 2005, we estimate our units range from approximately $400,000 for a 1200 square foot two-bedroom to $700,000 for a large 2200 square foot three-bedroom. Does New View have a waiting list? No. We do not have a ranked list of potential buyers. We do have an 'inquiry list,' which New View may use in the marketing of a unit. There is no fee associated with being on the inquiry list. So, what if I really want to live there? Get to know us. Get your name on the inquiry list, contact us about tours, attend a meal or a meeting. If it's appropriate for you, consider becoming a "Friend of New View". Contact us if you are interested in getting your name on the inquiry list for this or future house sales.
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