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Uptown Look a Lot Cleaner This Week? Here’s Who Helped Get Uptown Spic N’ Span
Last Saturday, about this time, several Dallas Realtors and the Uptown Residents Council were springing from their beds because they had a busy, busy Saturday morning ahead of them, cleaning. Not just house cleaning, mind you, but dirty, gritty, wear your rubber gloves Uptown street cleaning. In conjunction with the annual “Celebrate Uptown” events of April 24th, 25 & 26th, and Earth Day, Council folks rolled out of bed, rolled up their sleeves and donned rubber gloves to pick up every piece of you-know-what (um, that too, literally) in between Woodall Rogers and 75, the Katy Trail and Cedar Springs focusing on Cityplace west, near the trolley turntable.
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Tagged Dallas Realtors, Earth Day Council Folks, Rubber Gloves, Uptown Dallas, Uptown Residents Council, Woodall Rogers
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Need Some Eye Candy? The “Men of Ebby” Calendar Launch Party is On!
Sounds pretty hot, doesn’t it? They have the brawn and the brains to tickle all your fancies, so head out to 6622 Norway for the “Men of Ebby” calendar party at 4 p.m.
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A what? Flywheel indoor cycling, as in stationary stadium bicycle cycling.
I know (groan) but let’s face it, fitness equals not just a cuter, tighter butt to run from open house to open house, but serious health improvement. Flywheel Sports, the experience crafted by Ruth Zukerman, legendary instructor and driving force behind the New York indoor cycling phenomenon, has landed in Dallas at The Shops of Highland Park, 4252 Oak Lawn across, oh so conveniently, from both Equinox and Eddie V’s.
Were You an April Fool? Surely There’s Some Crafty Realtor Out There Who Loves a Good Prank?
I love April Fools. My two favorite jokes include putting a rubber band around the kitchen faucet sprayer so that the unsuspecting user of said faucet gets soaked, and hijacking a friend’s phone and sending a picture of a positive pregnancy test to their entire contact list.
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Three Cheers for the TIERS: Inside Dallas Real Estate News
Fun morning last Thursday with members of the TIER networking group of darling Dallas realtors! They are Laura Saunders with Allie Beth, Karen Wyatt with Keller Williams Elite, Kamella Hollis with Allie Beth, Tiffany Strickland with Legacy Texas Title, Carrie Hill and Amy Timmerman from Nathan Grace, Lindsay Craig from Virginia Cook, Elisabeth Davis and Kay Wood from Briggs Freeman. This networking group was conceived four years ago just as the market started to crater, now there are 14 in the group that started when two colleagues, Amy Timmerman and Tiffany Strictland, went to lunch and decided they needed a forum to exchange and share ideas. Networking with other agents is a top priority, they tell me, especially in a market like our’s where inventory is shrinking. That’s right– the biggest complaint I heard from these agents, selling anywhere from $200k to one million dollar homes, was that Dallas is suffering from a lack of real estate inventory. Other shared nuggets:
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Dear Steve Brown: Since When is a Six Month Housing Supply a Bad Thing?
Dallas Realtors, for the most part, call Steve Brown negative Nellie. He knows this, and almost delights in it. But I’m a little concerned he went too far in his latest story that shouts out “For Home Sellers, It’s Getting Tougher in Dallas.” First of all, this story will get on a Google feed and come across the screens of editors all over the US. It will get jumbled with Sunday’s piece in the New York Times on how dismal the Seattle market is doing – PMI Mortgage Insurance thinks Seattle real estate may drop another 11 percent. Zillow, which is based in Seattle, says home prices there are down about 31% from the 2007 peak. Real Estate there is as depressing as the weather.
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