John Hagmeier Homes LLC

11/13/2025

Parting with this trim rack if anyone is interested. 😊 Recently built for a completed project in Huffman Timbers $100 .. let me know!

07/19/2025

New build in Huffman Timbers! Framing has started and there is still time to select your own finishes! MLS link below if you are interested in more information on the home!

https://www.alaskarealestate.com/Search/Property/PropertyDetail.aspx?cid=/hIVbF5IoOIqnTMMveG+bQ==&li=CWujWsJQCUZO01WhbwHBAg==&esf=MA

11/12/2024

Ranch plan by John Hagmeier Homes! Owners bath - stand alone tub vs space. How important is a tub in the owners bath? Thoughts?

09/03/2024

New plan to be built! Open plan with dual owner suites and additional 2 beds! Excellent space for guests! 😍

07/16/2024

New build in SouthCreek off Potter Valley Road. Private 21,304 sq ft lot on city water and sewer. Call Connie at 907-229-2703 for more information. 😊

04/17/2023

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Entire rental unit in Anchorage, United States. Come enjoy a clean, comfortable stay while you adventure all around Alaska. Conveniently located 5 minutes from the Anchorage airport, this downst...

04/15/2023

04/15/2023

Recently completed and move in ready! Located in Sandhills subdivision Sandlake and 80th. Open today for Spring Preview! Stop by and see us!

06/15/2022

New build Sandhill Reserve! Framing just started, still time to personalize and make your own selections! 😍

09/01/2021

Home we just completed! Love the buyers selections in this build and the view 😍 incredible!

05/13/2021

That is a photo of one of our homes currently built in Sandhill Reserve! We still have lots available for your custom home build! Stop by this weekend!

A note from our Broker/Owner Connie Yoshimura, 'Why I Love New Homes'. See YOU this weekend at the Spring Construction Showcase!

Because they have no ghosts; no fingerprints of a past life; no lost memories. It’s a new beginning mingled with the smell of sawn cedar, LED lights and smooth, freshly painted walls with no texture. It’s a first coat of paint—pure and simple—in so many different ways. There’s no scarring and certainly no wrinkles in the sheetrock. For all these reasons and more, I have always lived in a new home whenever I have had the chance.

This weekend and next is the Spring Construction Showcase and I hope to see you there. The benefits of buying a new construction vs. an existing home are many. I understand it’s not an easy decision to make. It’s time consuming, frustrating, and, let’s face it, costs more price per square foot than the resale down the street. And you will undoubtedly need a new washer/dryer, window coverings and landscaping. Plus, suddenly, that love-seat or dining room table no longer fits the new lifestyle and floor plan. But aside from that fresh start to your memory bank, a new home also comes with updated electrical wiring, code compliant plumbing, 2x 6 construction and energy efficiency. Lower utility bills are a real savings and so is low cost maintenance, especially the unexpected roof or furnace replacement, despite a thorough home inspection.

Most of Anchorage’s housing inventory was built in the 1970’s or early to mid-1980’s. That makes it almost 40 years old which is when an appraiser identified not just cosmetic but functional obsolescence. Even a nicely remodeled home will have 2×4 construction and perhaps paneling rather than sheetrock for a lower level wall. Building a new home is a leap of faith when it comes to making a decision on the plan, the lot and, most importantly, the builder. Here are some basic guidelines to follow. First, make sure you select a contractor that has a residential endorsement and is licensed, bonded and insured. Find a contractor that has a floor plan you like and is building at or near the area in town you have selected. Mat-Su Valley builders may build to a different standard than Anchorage builders per their code requirements. Bear Valley, Girdwood, Indian and Eagle River have land use permits only. That means that all the MOA officials due at the building permit counter is verify the zoning. That doesn’t necessarily mean you shouldn’t use a builder but if there is a significant difference in price it may be due, in part, to the number of electrical outlets in the plan and other items. Finally, good communication is a MUST. Make sure whoever you select has a good program for regular communication with you whether that’s thru updating the on-line Builder Trend software that many builders are using today or just simply returning your texts.

Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Alaska Realty has eight entries in the Spring Construction Showcase—from a million dollar home in Prominence to Potter Highlands to a fresh approach to first time home buyers in Pilot Cottages at 11th and Cordova. And I am particularly proud to offer our newest new home community—Sandhill Reserve—where six of Anchorage’s best builders have homes under construction. You’ll see new rail systems, a combination of light gray walls, wide white trim, windows all the way to the floor with cross lighting and natural brown accents on the interior and exterior. It’s a soft modern approach to interiors and exteriors. I hope you like it.

02/09/2021

New Plan in new subdivision!!! The San Juan in Sandhill Reserve! Home is in sheet rock stage still time to make your own selections!