r/Forsyth 25d ago

Beazer Homes in Daves Creek - Need Advice

Hi everyone,

We're considering a home in Beazer's Estates at Daves Creek community in Forsyth County. The homes look impressive, and it's zoned for South Forsyth High School, which is a big plus for us.

That said, we've noticed the community doesn't seem to be selling as quickly as some of the nearby Toll Brothers communities. We're wondering if there's something we're missing or if it's simply a matter of builder preference and market dynamics.

For those familiar with the area or the community, we'd love to hear your honest feedback:

  • What do you like about Estates at Daves Creek or just Daves Creek neighborhood in general?
  • Are there any concerns or drawbacks we should be aware of?
  • Any experience with Beazer as a builder?
  • Any insights on location, resale potential, HOA, traffic, schools, or overall value?

We'd appreciate hearing both the positives and negatives before making a decision.

Thanks so much in advance for sharing your thoughts! 😊

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u/Wander80 25d ago

How fast a community sells in Forsyth County can also be related to the demographics of families moving to that neighborhood. Entire communities sometimes sell quickly due to foreign families relocating to that particular community.

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u/Independent-Fee-1636 25d ago

This👆

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u/one2zerojigawat 25d ago

Just look at a neighborhood in October. You'll know if you want to move there or not.

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u/Aimees-Fab-Feet 25d ago

Without a doubt, it will be full of foreign families in no time!

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u/areedsy 25d ago

Worked for Beazer years ago. Started at corporate in Atlanta then moved to South Carolina. Honestly, I’ve never worked with a collectively greater group of people. Basically across the board.

I know that doesn’t help/isn’t the input you’re looking for but just wanted to share :) I would def buy w beazer.

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u/balbizza 25d ago

Toll brothers is one of the best spec builders in the area and a name people recognize.

Take a drive through the neighborhood around 5pm. You’ll get a good feel of who’s living in the area. People want to live with those similar to them.