The Alta Homes Advantage
Our advantage is simple: we keep our promises. With transparent pricing, weekly updates, and a Home Advisor by your side, you always know what to expect. We take pride in building relationships as much as we do in building homes—and that’s what sets us apart.
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Floor Plans That Work
Functional space should never be compromised. We refine our floor plans with storage in mind, so our homes can grow with a home buyer's ever-evolving daily life.
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Service You Can Count On
With The Alta Standard, you get same-day responses, weekly updates, and written recaps so you always know what’s happening.
The Alta Standard
Alta means high. Our standard is higher.
The Alta Standard is our promise of transparency and service. You get an included Move-In Ready Package, and an included Hassle-Free Move-In Contribution. A dedicated Home Advisor keeps you informed from first tour to keys—so moving in feels easy.
Distinctive
Homes you’re proud to own. Standout curb appeal, open-concept layouts, and interiors that look great and live even better—the difference you can see (and feel) at first walk-through.
Refined
From design to construction, we focus on details that make living easy and create a home that feels right every day.
Transparent
Our mission statement:
To build high-quality homes in an honest and transparent way. The Alta way.
Renting Vs Buying
Is buying a home more expensive?
Buying is typically cheaper.
Rent costs rise roughly 4% every year! This means what you pay today will be approximately 20% higher in five years, 40% higher in 10 years, and these numbers continue to rise.
When you buy a home, you're building equity and your mortgage rate will remain about the same throughout your period of ownership. Mortgage rates don't increase unprovoked like rent costs do.
Can I save more money if I own a home?
Yes, let's talk tax deductions!
Unlike renting, when you own a home, you qualify for potential tax deductions and write-offs.
Tax deductions save you money when it's time to file taxes, and makes homeownership a cheaper option over time.
How is buying a home an investment?
Let's briefly explain home equity.
Equity is the difference between what you owe on your mortgage and what your home is currently worth.
Your equity can increase in two ways. First, when you pay your mortgage every month, the amount of equity in your home will rise. Secondly, your equity can also increase if the value of your home jumps up.
The more equity you have, the more money you get when you decide to sell your home.