Meet the Builder and Design Your Dream Home Courtesy of Riley Jackson Real Estate - ThurstonTalk

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On March 29, 2025, Riley Jackson Real Estate is set to host a free "Meet the Builder(s)" event at the Schafer Crossing development in Elma, Washington. This unique opportunity allows potential homebuyers to meet builders who specialize in creating custom homes on spacious lots. Paul Strawn, the managing broker, encourages attendees to consider new home construction, citing the 2025 building code's enhancements in safety and efficiency compared to older homes. Financial representatives from Timberland Bank will also be present to assist with financing queries, making this a comprehensive resource for prospective homeowners. The Schafer Crossing site features 16 five-acre lots, located just minutes from the picturesque Schafer State Park, adding to the appeal of the location.

This event is not only a chance for networking but also aims to demystify the complexities of the home-building process. With a focus on local engagement, it addresses the rising demand for personalized housing solutions in the region. Overall, this initiative underscores the commitment of Riley Jackson Real Estate to support the community in achieving their dream homes.

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