Capitol City Homes Announces Strategic Partnership With Sage Built
Raleigh, NC (PRWEB) August 21, 2014 -- Capitol City Homes and Sage Built have entered into a strategic partnership designed to build better homes with more choices to luxury buyers in the Triangle and Sandhills regions of North Carolina. The two organizations announced today they have created an ongoing partnership characterized by more efficient processes that revamp the traditional way of home building – offering buyers more home in the $700,000 and higher price point.
Together the companies control more than 500 lots and have decades of building experience. This, combined with strong financial standings from both entities, positions Capitol City Homes and Sage Built as leaders in the luxury home market across the region.
“This is an example of how today’s home building world isn’t business as usual,” says Jason Morrow, managing partner of Capitol City Homes. “Both our companies have industry veterans and experienced up-and-comers in leadership positions and we’re joining forces to change how homes are built. Our model is more efficient while allowing for choices. This means our buyers can really create the home of their dreams.”
The partnership combines a technologically savvy process from Capitol City Homes with the traditional design-build strength of Sage Built. Since its inception in 2009 Capitol City Homes has honed a process that allows for a broad range of selections options – something typically found only from higher priced, custom builder companies. Likewise, the Sage Built team has decades-long relationships with expert craftsmen and vendors who produce exceptional quality homes.
“This was a natural partnership for both of us. We’ve been friends for a number of years and as we discussed plans for the future, we found synergies that couldn’t be ignored,” says Rex Vick, president Sage Built. “We both offer buyers exceptional new homes built to meet their needs – and this relationship will only expand our ability to continue this.”
Capitol City Homes and Sage Built are currently working two active projects – The Villas At Forest Hills in Pinehurst and The Hamptons in Pittsboro. Active planning is underway for more projects in the very near future.
About Capitol City Homes
Founded in 2009, Capitol City Homes was formed to change the way homes are built. By operating from a philosophy that customers should have what they want in a home at a fair price, the company has created new processes and efficiencies that allow for more choices than a traditional builder. This coupled with a culture founded in ethics and focused on family, the Capitol City Homes experience is beyond any other found in the industry. Capitol City Homes builds townhomes and single-family homes from the $150s to more than $1 million in the Triangle and Sandhills regions of North Carolina. For more information, please visit http://www.CapitolCity-Homes.com.
About Sage Built
Sage Built crafts uniquely tailored estate homes throughout the Triangle and Sandhills regions of North Carolina. From the beginning, the company has incorporated green practices in luxury communities and today boasts some of the lowest HERS ratings in the region. These specialized building techniques allow Sage Built’s customers to enjoy substantial energy savings and the peace of mind that comes from owning homes with reduced ecological footprints. Buyers seeking luxury homes from Sage Built have the flexibility to bring their own plan or chose one from the company’s portfolio of proven, custom plans and options. Either way, Sage Built’s highly gifted team of designers and craftsmen work with you throughout the entire building process to ensure your complete and total satisfaction. In addition to creating stunning masterpieces in exclusive luxury communities, the company has built a culture designed to make the building experience enjoyable and stress-free. For more information, please visit http://www.SageBuiltNC.com.
Laura McAliley, Martin Communications, http://www.MartinCommInc.com, +1 (919) 741-0291, [email protected]
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