15 thoughts on “Bayport Graphs”

1. Thanks for the update. The new graph is looking spiffy and will look even more “spiffier” once you have the ability to generate custom graphs.

   Big release coming up tomorrow (22 Oct), Phase 36 (Pointe) and 37 (Cove).

   Good luck.

2. I’ll post the prices later today. btw, there was no plan 10 in release 15 on 11/2004

   http://weblog.bluedonkey.org/photos/pointe.png

3. I’ll post the prices later today. btw, your new graphs show a plan 10 in release 15 on 11/2004. But there was no plan 10 in this release.

   The correct info is at:

   http://weblog.bluedonkey.org/photos/pointe.png

4. Phase 36 (Pointe)

   10: 1,022,025

   11: 1,060,575

   12: 1,081,050

   Phase 37 (Cove)

   6: 890505

   7: 930078

   8: 948300

   9: 989718

5. Fixed the release without a plan 10 and also the two Harbor releases that did not have plan 3 houses in them. I copied the prices from the block in the spreadsheet I used to generate the graphs before, and I had to put something in there to avoid a line down to zero. My new system using the database is much, much better at handling this so now I don’t have to add fake points in the dataset.

   Also added the two new releases; we are still trying to work out whether or not to attend tomorrow – the prices are now higher than we originally thought we could afford so now we need to reassess.

   Tonight I want to do a little more work on the graph drawing and then I’ll try to put up a form where people can select the date ranges or phases and the collection that they’re interested in.

6. Awesome … the new graphs are slick.

7. 10/22/05:
   6 – $888,755 (min), $892,255 (max)
   7 – $929,240 (min), $930,915 (max)
   8 – $948,300 (min=max)
   9 – $984,700 (min), $994,665 (max)

   10/1/05:
   3 – $804,214 (min=max)
   4 – $839,084 (min), $842,584 (max)
   5 – $861,924 (min), $862,584 (max)

   Phase 31:
   6 – $877,255 (min=max)
   7 – $916,740 (min), $919,475 (max)
   8 – $930,800 (min), $932,475 (max)
   9 – $965,490 (min), $971,345 (max)

   Phase 30:
   3 – $794,464 (min=max)
   4 – $828,084 (min), $831,584 (max)
   5 – $847,084 (min), $847,424 (max)

   Phase 29:
   6 – $856,740 (min=max)
   7 – $866,505 (min=max)
   8 – $899,305 (min), $902,680 (max)
   9 – $935,490 (min), $941,100 (max)

   Phase 27
   3 – $786,160 (min=max)
   4 – $823,280 (min=max)
   5 – $841,280 (min), $846,780 (max)

   Phase 22
   6 – $831,255 (min), $832,345 (max)
   7 – $851,740 (min), $854,915 (max)
   8 – $864,615 (min), $869,800 (max)
   9 – $901,740 (min), $918,665 (max)

   Phase 19
   10 – $924,125 (min), $926,124 (max)
   11 – $955,990 (min), $978,995 (max)
   12 – $999,995 (min), $1,010,075 (max)

8. After 5 tries, we were selected this morning! Turnout was definitely lower, although there continued to be a mix of repeat participants and first-timers. Several people who had already selected a house (us included) had their tickets drawn a second time.

   1/2 dozen or more tickets were drawn for the final Cove lot (Plan 6). Never thought I’d see so many people pass.

   I also heard one of the sales reps say that there were several Harbor homes from the last phase that weren’t sold.

9. Congrats on getting your house. I was there this morning, and exactly like every other one I’ve been to (this must have been the sixth or seventh) our number was not drawn. I don’t know what it has been like this year since today was the first I’ve been to this year, but today seemed very similar to previous ones we attended with the exception of the multiple tickets for repeat visitors. In the past, plan 6 houses always seemed harder to sell, and were frequently passed on. The same was true of plan 3 in the harbor collection.

   I might ask about the harbor plans that were not sold in the last release, although I suspect the ones from the plan we like (#5) would have gone first; that was certainly how it used to play out. We are also still looking elsewhere and since the lottery system still seems to be as frustrating as ever I might put more energy into the alternatives than I have been.

10. Jennifer, congratulations! What plan did you end up getting? btw, there are only two Harbor homes unsold from the earlier releases (the third one is “on hold”).

    John, perhaps you will have better luck next time (I think the next Cove release is in the second week of Nov).

    Anybody know why these Harbor homes did not sell?

11. We have a plan 6 and in our opinion, it’s a gem. Too bad the plan 6 model is altered and functions as the main sales office. Visitors miss out on one of the main features: the fabulous, well-designed kitchen with large island center that opens up into the living room via a curved arch. It’s a warm and comfortable area for lots of family time and entertaining guests. We also love the courtyard, which is independent of the backyard, and allows for two differently stylized outdoor spaces. We’re using one for a children’s play area and the other for entertaining. Too bad those people passed up on the 6. We think they really missed out…

12. I often wondered why they don’t have photos of the real interior of a plan 6 house so people can get more of a feel for it than the sales office provides. I think that this is what puts people off of it a little. If our number had been drawn on Saturday we’d have taken it, although I have to admit the plan 7 houses were our first choice on Saturday (and have been on our list of favourites since the we first started going).

13. Carl — any word on when the next phase (phase 38) is going to be?

14. I think the next release is around the second week of Nov … please confirm with the sales office. They were talking of a Pointe/Cove combo release this time as well.

15. Prices for tomorrow’s (11/12) release:

    Phase 38 (Pointe)

    11: 1,076,250

    12: 1,102,365

    Phase 39 (Cove)

    6: 904,755

    7: 945,240

    8: 965,092

    9: 1,015,358

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