Inland Empire Quick Move-In and Under Construction Homes Available
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Are you looking for a newly constructed home in the Inland Empire but don't want to wait for it to be built? Consider a Quick Move-In Home or an Under Construction Home!
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QUICK MOVE-IN & UNDER CONSTRUCTION HOMES AVAILABLE
Metro at Piemonte
Ontario, CA
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1,418 Sq. Ft.
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3 Story
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2 Car Garage
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2 Bedrooms
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2 Bathrooms
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1 Half Bath
Plan 2 Model Living Room - 1 of 3
Plan 2 Model Loft - 2 of 3
Plan 2 Model Primary Bedroom - 3 of 3
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1,645 Sq. Ft.
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3 Story
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2 Car Garage
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3 Bedrooms
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2 Bathrooms
Plan 4 Model Dining Room - 1 of 4
Plan 4 Model Primary Bedroom - 2 of 4
Plan 4 Model Primary Bathroom - 3 of 4
Plan 4 Model Flex Space - 4 of 4
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1,418 Sq. Ft.
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3 Story
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2 Car Garage
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2 Bedrooms
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2 Bathrooms
Photo is of the Plan 2 Model Flex - 1 of 4
Photo is of ther Plan 2 Model Living - 2 of 4
Photo is of the Plan 2 Loft - 3 of 4
Photo is of the Plan 2 Primary Bedroom - 4 of 4
1 more Quick Move-In Homes available at Metro at Piemonte
What is a Quick Move-In (QMI) Home?
A quick move-in home, also known as an inventory home, is a home that is complete or near completion and is therefore available for a quicker move-in date than a traditional new construction home which is a home that hasn’t started construction yet. Traditional new construction homes may take 12 months+ to finalize custom design choices and build the home. Quick move-ins have all the benefits of a newly built home, but with a quicker move-in time frame. Our quick move-in homes are built with some of the most popular structural options, and interior features and upgrades have been selected for these homes. The purchase of a QMI can come with many additional benefits, including possibly taking as little as 90 days to purchase.
What is an Under Construction Home VS. a QMI Home?
An under construction home is a home that has started construction but is in the early stages of building. Though many under construction homes will come with structural options and designer-selected features chosen, you may still be able to make some design selections of your own depending on the construction phase of the home.
