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Great… more non-brick homes that will look in bad shape in 20 years or less probably. Does Fishers ever have any developments that use materials that can withstand the test of time? Answer..pretty much not.
At that price point all of the homes should have minimal vinyl. Brick is certainly the way to go for long lasting value and durability.
I agree brick looks better. But it prices many people out of a home. What I cringe at is ANOTHER 60 ACRES of trees being mowed down so some housing developer can make money.