South Austin Charm: Going, Going…gone? By: Nancy Drew When I first moved to Austin in the early part of 2001, I was fortunate enough to find myself a place South of Town Lake, just up the hill from the Continental Club on South Congress, and I’ve been a South Austinite ever since. When Austin embraced the “Keep Austin Weird” slogan, they definitely had my side of town in mind, but I worry, as I drive slowly down Travis Heights Blvd, taking care because of the speed bumps, what effects the current surge in construction, both resi... Tags: austin real estate, austin realtor, austin texas homes, austin texas real estate, austin t
Top 5 Reasons To Live In Wake Forest, NC By: Joshua Wills Situated in Wake County, the town of Wake Forest serves as a suburb of Raleigh, which accommodates more than 20,000 people. Many might confuse this location as being the current home of Wake Forest University, but the former Wake Forest campus is now occupied by the Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary. If you are considering a move to Wake Forest, North Carolina, you may want to consider some of the top reasons residents enjoy living in the area.
If you want excellent modern living in a lush natural environment, consider the master-planned community of Mayfield Ranch. This carefully designed community offers more than 700 beautiful homes that are all nestled in a prime location that offers equally easy access to urban amenities and natural beauty. Whether you want to get away from it all or be at the center of everything you need, Mayfield Ranch real estate is an excellent choice.
A Guide To Surrey And Its Historic Towns By: Cindy Norgte Surrey is perceived as an affluent suburban place which is home to numerous London commuters. because of this, the area is often labelled the gin and jag, stockbroker belt or the patio of London. however, the county has much more to offer than merely resi Tags: A Guide To Surrey And Its Historic Towns
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