Helping home buyers and sellers in central Oklahoma
Edmond's annual Liberty Fest Parade, one of the largest annual parades in Oklahoma, is July 4 in downtown Edmond, and one of the best spots to watch the parade is right in front of my office in … Continue reading...
Edmond's newest bicycling and jogging trail is now open. Spring Creek Trail is a 3.1 mile paved trail that goes from I-35 to Spring Creek Campground on Lake Arcadia and 15th Street. It is free to the … Continue reading...
Edmond has one of the top recycling programs in the country, with over 94% of all homes participating in the program. (The national average is 50%). The big blue 96 gallon polycarts are picked up … Continue reading...
Have you ever wondered who to call in Edmond for a particular city service? I get questions all the time from people moving to Edmond about who they should call for trash service, water, electricity … Continue reading...
Summary The oil "bust" during the past year had a slight effect on home sales prices and availability, but the bump was only temporary and the market has once again rocketed upwards. In 1984 we saw … Continue reading...
I just listed this recently remodeled 2,500 square foot home in the Chimney Hills neighborhood of Edmond. What a great neighborhood! I remember my kids competing against the Chimney Hills Swim Team … Continue reading...
Another new listing! This time it is just north of Waterloo and Oak Tree Golf and Country Club, between Kelly and Santa Fe. This home features 4 beds, 2 baths, new cook top, a storm shelter in the … Continue reading...
July is always a busy month in Edmond, kicked off with the annual July 4th Parade downtown. As one of the largest parades in Oklahoma, Libertyfest Parade features floats, kids, clowns, and lots of fun … Continue reading...
I recently helped my clients Mr. and Mrs. Glasser downsize from a home in the Blue Quail Ridge gated community to a retirement home. This required them to dispose of a home full of furniture and … Continue reading...
Summary We are starting to see the effects of low oil prices on the Oklahoma City metro area real estate market. Luckily the Oklahoma City and surrounding areas economy is much more diversified … Continue reading...