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he last few years saw Brevard’s residential real estate market suffer through one of its worst downturns in decades. During this period, many homebuilders – constructing everything from value-priced starter homes to high- end luxury estates – have kept low


profiles, conserving their marketing budgets and resting on their previous laurels and reputations. But now, as confidence in the housing market


begins its ascent, Chris Burton, the 36-year-old entrepreneur and owner of Christopher Burton Luxury Homes, is reaping the benefits of the


business strategies he and his team employed during these dire times to become healthier, gain market share and be better positioned for continued growth. While many homebuilders that dodged the


bankruptcy bullet are just now beginning to collect the pieces, retool and re-strategize for the coming years, Christopher Burton Luxury Homes turned a negative economy into a positive opportunity – charging on an unwav- ering path grounded in best business practices and improvements that seem less like carefully calculated business maneuvers and more like intrinsic beliefs in hard work and rising to meet high expectations and challenges.


“We just want to help those clients looking to build their dream home more affordably then they ever imagined.” – Christopher Burton


As witnessed by this outdoor setting, quality


craftsmanship and attention to detail are paramount characteristics of each


home built by Christopher Burton Homes.


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