by Tammy Murphy | Mar 24, 2010 | Current Events, Neighbor Chat, Real Homes to Love
These people stopped by one of my “specially marked” Open Houses and signed up for their chance to WIN: 4 tickets and VIP Parking to an upcoming Dayton Dragons Game!
Congratulations:
- Ronda and family for stopping by our Honeygate listing on 3/20/10.
Your next chance to win?? Coming Soon – watch for details…
by Tammy Murphy | Mar 14, 2010 | Neighbor Chat, Real Estate News
Getting NEW CLIENTS is an opportunity to not only expand my business but a chance to meet new people like you! So as an added incentive to the great working relationship we can develop as Buyer / Seller to Realtor, I would like to offer the option to register on my SITE and new clients will be entered into a drawing to WIN $250 Gift Card for Lowe’s.
CLICK HERE to be taken to the Registration Site. And I look forward to working with you in the near future!
By the way – even if you don’t happen to WIN the gift card – I hope that you will feel you still “WIN” working with ME!
by Tammy Murphy | Mar 12, 2010 | Current Events, Neighbor Chat
It’s that time again! A few days of warmer weather and everyone is getting the Spring Cleaning bug…great time to clean house, de-clutter and rid your closets and shelves to make some room. (And even better if you are thinking about selling your house as this makes it easier for buyers to envision your house as their next home!)
The event is scheduled for Thursday, April 29, 2009 through Saturday, May 1, 2009 from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
CLICK HERE FOR LINK
by Tammy Murphy | Mar 3, 2010 | Commercial Properties, Neighbor Chat
Well of course we are partial to our area – but there are many great reasons to bring YOUR business to our area!
“Over 380 capital investments occurred in Ohio in 2009, making the state the nation’s top location for company expansions and new locations for the 4th straight year. “
Ohio Business Development Coalition
CLICK HERE: See Full Article
by Tammy Murphy | Feb 6, 2010 | Neighbor Chat, Real Estate News
Chances are – if you are looking to buy a home – then most (if not all) of these items make your list of things desired for your new place…{and if you are ready to sell – you may benefit the bottom dollar and lessen the listing time by making sure some of these items are features of your house}:
1. Large Kitchens, With an Island
2. Energy-Efficient Appliances, High-Efficiency Insulation and High Window Efficiency
3. Home Office/Study
4. Main-Floor Master Suite
5. Outdoor Living Room
6. Ceiling Fans
7. Master Suite Soaker Tubs
8. Stone and Brick Exteriors
9. Community Landscaping, With Walking Paths and Playgrounds
10. Two-Car Garages
See full Market Watch article HERE
by Tammy Murphy | Feb 4, 2010 | Neighbor Chat
This was just posted and we have a county that made the list – well, just outside of Columbus is Deleware County- Ranking #2 out of 10, and here’s what Forbes had to say:
Over the last few years, jobs and incomes in these counties grew most.
Professional success often requires some degree of sacrifice. Surprisingly, one of those sacrifices might include moving to the outskirts of Columbus, Ohio. Living in Delaware County is, in some ways, a smarter career move than packing up and heading for Wall Street or Silicon Valley.
With three-year income growth of 11% between 2007 and 2009, Delaware County is one of 10 places Forbes found best for professionals to get ahead. The fastest-growing county in the state, it has benefited from both a diverse mix of jobs that has kept the economy strong, and family-friendly neighborhoods that expanded out from the city center.
The counties on our list are geographically spread out and varied in industry, but they have one thing in common: They’re all suburbs of big cities. But these aren’t sleepy bedroom communities feeding off of urban spillover.
“The inner-ring suburbs look very much like their city neighbors,” says Lawrence Levy (no relation to this story’s writer), executive director of the National Center for Suburban Studies at Hofstra University. “They look like it physically, racially, ethnically, and economically.”
2. County: Delaware County, Ohio
Suburb of Columbus, Ohio
Median Household Income, 2007: $80,448.00
Median Household Income, 2008: $88,899.00
Change in Income: 10.50%
Change in Jobs, 2007-2009: 2.22%