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Today’s Housing Trends Newletter From Dave Graham

512realtor — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 02:42:50 +0000

Are you interested in what’s the latest in the local housing market?

Interest rates going up or down?

What’s going on with Foreclosure’s?

Interested in the local sales and prices in your neighborhood or one you’re thinking about moving to?

It’s all here in this months “1 Minute Housing Market Update.” Click HERE to get your insider infomation.

Another Great Article From Steve Medina – The Savvy Inspector

512realtor — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 20:35:10 +0000

Steve has a great insite on all things about your home. You can read all of his past articles or sign up for his automatic email update by going to his website. Just click HERE

Have you heard the News about Sun City Texas?

512realtor — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 03:56:38 +0000

This article was recently run in the Georgetown/Williamson County Community Impact Newspaper. For the rest of the story, click the link below.

As an active Real Estate Agent who sells homes in Sun City Texas, I can tell you first hand that everyone I know who lives in Sun City is extreamly happy to be able to live in this community. If you would like more info about homes for sale in Sun City Texas, either new construction homes or resales, please contact Dave Graham at 512-586-3310 or send an email to dave@FirstChoiceTexasRealty.com

By Blake Rasmussen and Suzanne Haberman Friday, 13 August 2010

GEORGETOWN — Bright and active, 68-year-old Paul Turner is like someone straight out of the brochure for Sun City Texas. He swims laps daily. He walks most days and drives his golf cart on others. On special occasions he travels with his “Zoomers” club or signs up for a dance band.

“Probably should keep it a secret. This is resort living. Every day is like a holiday,” Turner said.

If Sun City was ever a secret, it was the worst kept secret in Georgetown. Fifteen years after developers broke ground, Sun City is now home to nearly 11,000 residents—nearly 70 percent retired with a median age of 65—and has been a driving force behind growth, development and the very shape of Georgetown since its inception.

Read the rest of story HERE

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