7 Tips For Disaster Preparedness
Tuesday, October 02, 2018
It is so important to be prepared for a natural disaster. As a Hurricane Katrina survivor myself, these tips come from my heart!
#Realtor #realestate #NaturalDisasters #tips
It is so important to be prepared for a natural disaster. As a Hurricane Katrina survivor myself, these tips come from my heart!
#Realtor #realestate #NaturalDisasters #tips
Frisco Station is ahead of the technology game - check it out!
Frisco's $1.5B planned community is one of country's first built from the ground up for 5G
Two new communities will be built at the corner of Eldorado and Coit in Frisco, TX.
Register for a free WaterWise workshop by the City of Frisco that will teach you "Tree Care: Tips and Tricks" to help with tree care, pruning, and how to make your trees thrive. The workshop will be held February 16th from Noon to 1 PM in Frisco.
Register here:
The City of Frisco has approved a purchase of 390 acres of land from Brinkmann Ranch for $61,000,000 which has a proposed use of adding to the city park system as well as potential future economic development. The location of this property can be seen in the photo below:
After the past recessions that have hindered the housing market, many people are wondering where the housing market may be headed in the next few years. While there are various opinions on the exact direction and the time frame that corresponds to the outcome, there are several factors that give us a pretty intelligent indication of where the real estate market for housing is headed.
According to Mark Boud, chief economist for Metrostudy, residential housing starts will continue a slow and steady climb between now and 2020 when the number of new single family housing units will reach 1.45 million units. This number will finally be equal to the housing industry's long-term yearly average. He also forecasts the following:
For a more detailed breakdown by Mr. Boud, please view his full forecast here: