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Better Homes Real Estate LLC Salutes our Troops! |
It is a Great Time to Buy a Home
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Welcome to the Better Homes Real Estate, LLC. Your neigborhood source for Real Estate in Tarrant & Denton Counties including Keller, Fort Worth, Park Glen, Roanoke, Haslet, Trophy Club, Grapevine, Southlake and surrounding areas. Buying or selling a home is a major life decision, and you can trust our team to provide you with the service, expertise and advice you need, and deserve. We can help you with all your residential real estate needs, whether you’re hoping to buy or sell a new home, condo, townhouse, second home, luxury home or any other type of real estate property, you can expect quality service from our Team. In addition, we can provide assistance to First Time Home Buyers, Those wishing to relocate, purchase a retirement home, or a New Construction Homes. Our clients are important to us! We promise to work hard for you and to be honest with you. We hope to not only be your Realtors for life but we also hope you will feel good about refering us to your friends. If you have any doubts please read some of the feedback from former clients. If you have any questions about buying or selling real estate in Tarrant County or surrounding areas, please contact us. Enjoy browsing our website for listings, reports and important local real estate information. We hope you find the information here useful. |
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Patrick & Denise Kennedy
BETTER HOMES REAL ESTATE, LLC 215 S. Main St., Suite 102 Keller, TX 76248 Phone: 817-753-6564 Patrick Kennedy, Licensed Realtor Cell: 817-975-4738 Denise Kennedy, Licensed Broker Cell: 817-528-2803 Fax: 866-637-2671 Email us with any questions: BetterHomesTX@aol.com . | |
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Keller named #7 best place to live by Money Magazine
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7. Keller, TX Looking for bang for your housing buck? Consider this Dallas/Fort Worth suburb. Home values rose nearly 6% in Keller last year. The economy is just as healthy. Energy has kept Texas going strong, and major offices of FedEx, Fidelity Investments, and travel company Sabre Holdings lie just outside Keller. No wonder this town, which boasts immaculate parks and a spanking-new town center, has seen its population triple since 1990. "We keep hearing about this recession," says Tracey Ramirez, 49, a teaching aide in Keller, "but we don't really feel it here." |
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Keller in Top 10 Suburbs in DFW Area
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D Magazine rates Keller among Top 10 Best Suburbs
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D Magazine placed Keller in its Top 10 of Best Suburbs, one of only three Tarrant County cities on the list. The full story is published in the magazine’s July 2008 issue and was released on the magazine’s Web site this week.
Cities were ranked based on four factors: safety, education, housing values and ambiance. The magazine citied Keller’s affordability compared to neighboring cities, its network of bike trails, the Arthouse at Keller Town Center development as well as new single-family home construction. The article also mentions the rural charm that remains amid the city’s many amenities, as a sign proclaimed that goats were for sale just down the street from an upscale housing development.
Keller’s low rate of violent crimes, TAKS and SAT scores of Keller ISD students and per-student expenditures, increases in home values, ambiance and air quality combined to put the city on the list.
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Stability in the Local DFW Housing Market
The Dallas Market was recently named as the 4th most stable housing market in the US by AOL Real Estate. When you hear Dallas that generally includes the Dallas Fort Worth Metroplex Area.
4. Dallas, Texas
Median home price: $156,500
Annual price change from 2006: 1.7%
Projected price change to 2008: 5.45%
Just a few years ago, a 5.45% price increase wasn't especially remarkable, but in today's climate that return looks pretty good. Dallas also benefits from strong job and population growth; an abundance of affordable housing stock makes the market very price-inelastic, helping to shield Dallas from the nationwide bust. |
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