When it comes to purchasing a new home, buyers are driven by a variety of factors, from needing more space to seeking a better living environment. Woodbridge Pacific Group (WPG) President Todd Cunningham notes that peace of mind is as critical as value. "We build high-quality homes in high-quality neighborhoods," he said, adding that WPG keeps the process smooth and addresses buyer concerns before the investment.
For a Bakersfield family, the decision to buy came from a need for more space as their children grew. They researched WPG's reputation and toured model homes, finding everything they wanted in a home, neighborhood, and community. "Everything clicked," they said, citing the quality extras throughout.
Downsizing empty nesters from Rancho Santa Fe sought less traffic and more sun, eventually discovering WPG's Monterra in La Quinta. The wife praised the home's "generous but manageable size" and guest spaces like the casita. Her husband added, "This is the best move we've made," noting that residents live there by choice, not obligation.
A couple who built four custom homes found Monterra's architectural detail superior. "The quality is just extraordinary," they agreed. In Idaho, another couple was impressed by WPG's clean build sites and communication. "With this company, someone actually calls back!" they said. Their home was ready on time, and the walkthrough was thorough.
A couple from Bald Eagle Point in Idaho sought a single-story home after 38 years in a two-story. They discovered WPG through a website and made a leap of faith. "Our agent did a lot of research, and WPG got good marks," they said, appreciating their half-acre lot.
A single professional at Nova in Palm Desert wanted a home he could love. He liked the layout and yard size, and enjoys proximity to amenities and hiking trails. "The immediate neighborhood is really beautiful," he said, noting interactions with neighbors.
Another couple from the Bay Area praised Nova's walkability and location. "This location will only get better as it matures," the wife said. Her husband added, "My 87-year-old father lives just down the street—a plus for us all."
Buyers also value auxiliary spaces like ADUs and casitas. "With the ADU, we can provide a low-cost rental while offsetting costs," said a Nova buyer. Personalization options through WPG's Design Center allow buyers to choose cabinetry, flooring, and more.
WPG communities offer nearby amenities. At Bald Eagle Point, The Perch features a pool, pickleball court, and fire pits. In Belcourt, the Belcourt Center Club has a resort-style pool and fitness center. University Park's The Grove includes a resort pool, lap pool, and fitness center.
Expert financing help is available through U.S. Bank's Jeff Weirsma. "We help shoppers see whether a new home purchase will work for them," Weirsma said. Buyers praised the smooth process. "Jeff Wiersma showed us what our money could buy," one buyer said. Customer service also earns high marks. "Our sales representative went the extra mile," said a Nova buyer.
WPG, a privately held developer/homebuilder, has earned numerous awards for design and planning excellence. More information is available at www.woodbridgepacific.com.
